Cycling in Corston

Cycling guide to Corston

Corston in England is a starting point for two main cycling routes. One route is a 56km loop passing through many villages including Biddestone, Corsham, and Castle Combe, featuring a biggest climb of 2.7km gaining 155m at an average of 5.8%, reaching a height of 169m. The loop passes numerous places such as Bath, Lyncombe, and Monkton Farleigh. The second route is an out-and-back 51.5km ride to Bristol city centre and back, passing through places such as Saltford, Cadbury Heath, and St Philip's Marsh. This ride includes less climbing, with a maximum height of 101m and no significant climbs recorded. Both routes are located in England and offer a mix of distances and elevations for cyclists.

Best time to ride

The recorded month for riding these routes is June, with average temperatures of 14°C recorded on both routes.

Terrain

The terrain includes a moderate climb on the Biddestone loop, with gradients averaging 5.8% over 2.7km and a maximum gradient of 9.8%. The highest elevation reached is 169m on the loop, while the Bristol out-and-back route is relatively flat with a high point of 101m and no major climbs.