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Circular ride from Fair Oak via Old Winchester Hill and Beacon Hill – fairly hilly!

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Arran forest track – this is a one-way route, so double the distance if riding there and back. Mostly on hilly forest fire trails, ending at the (very) bike-friendly Velo Café in Lagg!

Loch Katrine cake ride – along a service road with no traffic (other than service vehicles, which are rare), stopping at the Pier Café at Stronachlachar for coffee and cake before you turn around and head back. Beautiful views along the way.

Short (5 mile) challenging loop with beautiful views and plenty of steepness, so could be used for a “repeats” training ride. The gravel is very chunky in places, so will challenge a gravel bike. Start/end point is by Edenmill café, for coffee and cake before, during, and/or after! There are other challenging and interesting local routes leading off this route, including the John Muir Way.

Pleasant, relatively flat there-and-back route on disused railway track and the Forth and Clyde Canal. Park either in the Strathblane Kirk car park, or the Kirkhouse Inn by the roundabout. Post-ride refreshments available at either the Kirkhouse Inn or Blane Valley Inn. Support local businesses! Much of the route is shared with walkers, so please share nicely.

Hope Valley Tour – 76 km and 1330 metres of climb (or descent)

North Yorks Moors Gravel

Nidderdale Gravel

Nidderdale Gravel short route

North Yorks Moors to Whitby

Around Harrogate

Out to Masham

Ripon & Boroughbride Dirty Bikers

This was an awesome if challenging ride…. be warned ….

1) It involves crossing two golf courses
2) If it is wet then there is a LOT of mud…
3) There are a lot of technical climbs especially early on
4) There are some great potential extensions around Langennith
5) Do stop for lunch at the King Arthur Hotel Higher Green, in Reynoldston, simply wonderful and on a sunny day it would be even better…

Finally we took the easy way home however there is a off road ride back from Pennard which we did not do due to lack of light!

Bits I would do again – The Gower way ridge to Reynoldston .. and then rejoin and Burry… All the bridal ways around Langennith ..Rhosilli bay track up to Rhossili is also must … Pick a day after the sun has been out for at least a week/month so it can dry out a bit… Truly amazing place – expect an adventure.

Neath and port Talbot in south wales

London to Brighton

Morning Ride

Ndw Final Leg

North Downs

Ridgeway Double

Shakers

Priddle on the last hurrah

Ings South Ciircular

Rufty Tufty

Langsdale Hawkshead loop

North Lakes

Greenodd

Kendal

Linacre

Hathersage Circuit

Pattingham

Bassenthwaite

Shap Ride

I Can See The Wight Of Your Eyes

llyn brianne gravel ride in mid wales

50 miles varied terrain around East Sussex

Tennyson Trail

Exmoor Gravel Route

Exmoor Gravel Track

Leicester to Milton Keynes bike packing

Ings south circular

Latrigg Ride

Morning Ride

Ravensglass Ride

Ravensglass Ride

Brampton Valley Way

Ride to Unicycle Loughborough

Ferry Ride

Ambleside Ride

Monday Ride

Lancashire Leyland

Classic of the Falling Leaves from Hub Velo

London Gravel Episode II

Surrey Hills Gravel Ride from Active Coffee

Surrey Hills Gravel Ride from Giro Cycle Cafe

Wimbledon Richmond gravel ride from Wimbledon Common Windmill

Clwyds Mash Plus

This ride starts in the laybys just outside Cilcain. It’s quite challenging in places but will be fine for an experienced rider.There is a good mix of surfaces. The views are stunning!

Crinan_Canal and Kilmory

Faery Isles Argyll

Last gravel ride before the Dirty Reiver

Out on the gravel grinder Tracks dust dry

Peddar’s way cycle route. very mixed terrain from road, forest path, a small bit of boardwalk with chicken wire, sand a bit of mud and some horribly rutted steep downhills.

It’s a hundred mile Exmoor explorer taking in the best of what the National Park has to offer. It’s a bikepacking route really as I doubt it could be done in one day, but it would be easy to take shortcuts as it can be split into two or three different rides.

A 46 mile gravel ride incorporating country lanes, bridle paths, gravel tracks and a canal. Starting in Wiveliscombe and taking in Wimbleball Lake and the Grand Western Canal.

Harewood advntr loop.

It follows NCR 8 from Gellilydan to Trawsfynydd, then continues around Trawsfynydd lake on Llwybr Llyn Traws. The surface ranges from tarmac to grass to loose state chippings, and there’s a steep climb/descent about 2/3 way around. All of it is bridleway so no access issues in fact its promoted by Gwynedd council as a cycling route. There’s one section that follows the main A470 on a shared pavement but otherwise its generally traffic-free, and very scenic.