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Cycling in Sudbrooke

3 cycling routes from Sudbrooke, England, United Kingdom, 55 to 69 km, 185 km mapped in all, with up to 243 m of climbing in a day. Mostly flat riding (3 m of climbing per km on average), mostly road routes, 17% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane.

3rides
185km mapped
55–69km range
243m biggest day of climbing

At a glance

Routes
3
185 km mapped
Lengths
55–69 km
Biggest day
243 m
3 m per km on average
Terrain
Flat
Surface
Mostly paved
Bike
Road bike
Difficulty
Moderate
Longest gap
35 km
on Sudbrooke – Thimbleby
GPX
Every route
3 rides · 185 km · 55–69 km

Know before you go

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

Surface
Paved almost throughout.
Roads
17% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane · 6 km on cycle paths or lanes.
Bail-outs
A railway station or ferry within reach on 1 route.
No services
35 km on Sudbrooke – Thimbleby.
Ridden
Jun to Jul, Dec.

Cycling guide to Sudbrooke

Sudbrooke is a starting point for three loop routes ranging from 54.8 km to 68.9 km. These routes visit numerous small places such as Market Rasen, Reasby, and Thimbleby among others. The longest route covers over 68 km mostly on paved roads with minimal gravel sections. Climbs are moderate with the highest point at 157 m on the route to Market Rasen. There are sections on main roads without cycle lanes, varying from 4.1 km to 18.2 km.

Services like shops or cafés are spaced out, with the longest stretch without services up to 35 km on one route. A railway station is near the 54.8 km loop. Surfaces are predominantly paved with just 1% on gravel or unpaved. Cycle paths are present but limited to maximum 3.3 km on the 68.9 km loop. These routes are available to ride in mid year months including June, July, and December for mainly cool weather conditions.

More on best time to ride, terrain

Best time to ride

The available recorded months for riding are June, July, and December. Temperatures are unknown.

Terrain

The terrain around Sudbrooke is mostly rolling with an elevation gain varying between 73 m and 243 m depending on the route. The highest climb is 118 m over 3.2 km on the Market Rasen loop, averaging a 3.7% gradient and reaching 7.3% max. Typical elevations range from 31 m to 157 m and gradients are modest overall.

Nearby destinations

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Routes
3 published routes filed under Sudbrooke.
Numbers
Added up from the routes on this page: distances and climbing from their lines, surface and roads from OpenStreetMap.
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