
Road · United Kingdom
A flat 108 km road cycling loop from Scothern, England through Sudbrooke, Coleby and Stragglethorpe, with 336 m of climbing. There is a 23 km stretch without a café, shop or water (km 78–101).

The ride starts and finishes in Scothern, passing through Sudbrooke (2 km), Reepham (5 km), and Coleby (26 km). The route features a climbing section between 9.9 km and 11.5 km with 43 m gained at an average gradient of 2.7%, peaking at 47 m. The highest point on the route is 101 m at 69.5 km. The route uses 97% paved surfaces, with small gravel or unpaved sections totaling 3%. Roads are mainly minor roads (70%), with 14% paths and smaller shares of main, major, and quiet streets, cycle paths, and tracks.
Riding involves 9.4 km on main roads without cycle lanes, including 39 km on roads with speed limits over 80 km/h. The longest named roads ridden include Bloxholm Lane for 12.4 km and Pottergate Road for 7.8 km. Food and drink options are available off route at starting points near Scothern and in villages such as Coleby (The Tempest Arms) and Brant Broughton (Generous Briton). Shops and water are sparse, with the longest stretch without café, shop, or water between 78 km and 101.3 km (23.3 km).
Notable nearby features include Hambleton Hill (74 m) near 54 km and Minnett's Hill (80 m) near 55 km. The ride is recorded in June with no temperature provided. A pub named Bottle & Glass is available both at the start and finish in Scothern.
| Climb | Starts at | On this ride | Top on this ride |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unnamed climb | 9.9 km | 1.6 km · 43 m · 2.7 % · max 5.4 % | 47 m |
Mostly minor roads and streets on the map; 9.4 km is on main roads without a cycle lane.
The longest stretch without a café, shop or water is 23 km, from km 78 to 101. Along the route: 28 cafés and restaurants, 7 shops, 1 water point and 1 petrol station.