Kilnsey Crag – Grassington village loop from Grassington

Yorkshire And The Humber

Threshfield

Kilnsey Crag – Grassington village loop from Grassington

Moderate

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Kilnsey Crag – Grassington village loop from Grassington

01:58

40.5km

310m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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After 16.1 km for 319 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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771 m

Spar Convenience Store, Threshfield

Highlight • Rest Area

Petrol station and supermarket.

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5.65 km

Kilnsey Crag

Highlight • Natural Monument

On a dry day you will see people climbing the cliff face

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16.2 km

Bridge Over Dried Riverbed

Highlight • River

I came here in early June and spotted the bridge over the dried river bed from the road to the North. I don't know whether the river being dried out …

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22.1 km

Hawkswick Wood

Forest

28.9 km

The Cottage Tea Room

Highlight • Cafe

Cafe across the road from the carpark. Top Sausage butty

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29.2 km

Kettlewell Village

Highlight • Viewpoint

Kettlewell is a charming village that is a hub for cyclists and hikers, especially during summer. There is a hotel, a great Youth Hostel and two pubs offering accommodation and …

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29.7 km

Kettlewell to Conistone Scenic Back Road

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Much quieter alternative to the (admittedly not very busy) B6160 main road

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36.1 km

White Nook

Forest

39.5 km

Cobblestones Café

Highlight • Cafe

Lovely food and staff

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39.5 km

Grassington village

Highlight • Settlement

Grassington is a pretty village set within the stunning scenery of Upper Wharfedale. There are pubs, cafes and shops in the village, which has a rich history stretching back to the 12th century.

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