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Cycling in Harbour Village

1 cycling route from Harbour Village, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom, 82 km, 82 km mapped in all, with up to 795 m of climbing in a day. Rolling riding (10 m of climbing per km on average), mostly road routes, 18 km on cycle paths or lanes. Best months to ride: Jun to Sep.

1ride
82km
795m of climbing

At a glance

Routes
1
82 km mapped
Lengths
82 km
Biggest day
795 m
10 m per km on average
Terrain
Rolling
Surface
Mostly paved
Bike
Road bike
Difficulty
Hard
Best months
Jun to Sep
10 years of weather
Longest gap
15 km
on Harbour Village to Pembroke Dock
GPX
Every route
1 ride · 82 km

Know before you go

Added up from the recorded routes and OpenStreetMap; nothing estimated.

When to ride · average daily low to high, 2015–2024
8°5°
J
8°5°
F
9°5°
M
11°6°
A
14°9°
M
16°12°
J
18°13°
J
18°14°
A
16°12°
S
14°10°
O
11°8°
N
10°6°
D
Best — Jun to Sep Fine Hard goingTypical wind 28 km/h from the SW
Surface
Paved almost throughout.
Roads
8% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane · 18 km on cycle paths or lanes.
Bail-outs
A railway station or ferry within reach on 1 route.

Cycling guide to Harbour Village

Cyclists riding from Harbour Village in Pembrokeshire can take a point-to-point route of 81.8 km to Pembroke Dock. The path passes through many villages and towns including Goodwick, Fishguard, Mathry, St Davids, Broad Haven, and Neyland before finishing at Pembroke Dock. The route travels through 27 named places and offers multiple access points to rail transport with six railway stations near the route. This route is predominantly paved (98%) with no gravel or unpaved sections, providing good surface conditions for road cycling.

The route features a total elevation gain of 795 m, with the biggest climb starting at km 55.4, ascending 101 m over 3.4 km at an average gradient of 3% and a maximum gradient of 4.8%, reaching 109 m elevation. The highest point on the route is 122 m. Cyclists will travel 6.3 km on main roads without cycle lanes and 17.6 km on cycle paths. There is a longest stretch of 15.2 km without any services along the way, so planning for supplies is advisable.

More on terrain

Terrain

The terrain is rolling with a moderate climb of 3.4 km length gaining 101 m at an average 3% gradient. The route reaches a maximum elevation of 122 m. Gradients on the biggest climb reach up to 4.8%.

Nearby destinations

About this page

Routes
1 published route filed under Harbour Village.
Numbers
Added up from the routes on this page: distances and climbing from their lines, surface and roads from OpenStreetMap.
Weather
Ten years of ERA5 daily weather for Harbour Village (Open-Meteo).
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