Landeveisykkel i Storbritannia

Rising and falling through parklands, woodlands and picturesque villages, this is a true Howardian Hills ride, with several marvellous views such as the one from the tiny turf maze near Dalby.

This is the 60 Mile route for the #Norwich100 charity cycle ride in aid of The Big C Cancer Charity in Norfolk, starting in Norwich and heading out to the Norfolk Coast before heading back inland.

For a taste of the best and most varied scenery in the Esk Valley, head out by bike on the eastern road circuit from Danby Lodge National Park Centre.

This 11 Mile ride starts in Symn Lane Wotton-under-Edge, and visits Bradley Green, North Nibley and Stinchcombe, and is all on-road, some on the busy B4060.

Start in the market town of Malton and explore the environs of the River Rye on a leisurely spin around a gently undulating and very pleasant part of the Vale of Pickering. 

South and east of the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, sweeping views unfold as the Yorkshire Wolds begin to impose themselves upon the landscape.

The western road circuit out of Danby Lodge National Park Centre follows minor valley and moorland roads, and combines a run along the upper Esk Valley with a sweeping ride across the high moorland above Commondale and Westerdale.

The ‘lost dale’ of Bransdale – north of Kirkbymoorside and Helmsley – is a gem, smaller and more remote than the dales on either side, only accessible on a single road that loops around the flanking moors via the dalehead at Cockayne.

The Angels & Pinnacles project covers six clusters of churches across Suffolk.

The road cycle route is 60 miles long and takes in the tranquil surroundings of the Suffolk countryside on narrow lanes and takes in the busy holiday town of Southwold.