
Road · United Kingdom
A rolling 17 km road cycling route from Llantrisant, Monmouthshire through Newchurch, Kilgwrrwg Common and Devauden, with 98 m of climbing.
Starting near Llantrisant, the route reaches its highest point of 249 m at 2.9 km close to Golden Hill (274 m). It passes through Newchurch at 6.2 km, Kilgwrrwg Common at 8.4 km, and Devauden at 10.2 km. The terrain descends mainly in the second half, with a long 5.6 km descent dropping 201 m from 11.6 km to the finish. The route is mostly on minor roads (94%) with 0.5 km on main roads, including 3.4 km on roads with a speed limit of 80 km/h or more. Almost the entire surface is paved (99%).
Facilities such as water, shops, and food are limited until Tintern after 10.2 km, where there is a convenience store, cafés like The Filling Station Cafe and The Hub Tintern, pubs, toilets, and a bike repair stand. The route includes Old Road for 3.9 km. Points of interest near the road include Wentwood (309 m) at the start and Golden Hill at 2.9 km. A viewpoint with picnic tables is near the finish at 17.1 km.
Mostly minor roads and streets on the map.
No stretch is longer than 15 km without a café, shop or water. Along the route: 7 cafés and restaurants, 1 shop, 2 water points, 1 petrol station, 1 public toilet and 1 bike shop.