
Road · United Kingdom
A flat 29 km road cycling loop from Skellingthorpe, England through Eagle Moor, South Scarle and Collingham, with 61 m of climbing.
The Skellingthorpe – South Collingham loop covers 28.7 km beginning and ending in Skellingthorpe. It passes through Eagle Moor at 3.6 km, South Scarle at 11 km, and Collingham at 13.7 km, before reaching Swinderby, Eagle Barnsdale, Eagle, and Doddington. The route features a low point of 9 m near Collingham and a high point of 36 m around 26.8 km, with a gentle profile consisting mostly of flat terrain and minimal climbing.
The surface is predominantly paved (96%), with a small section of gravel or unpaved (2%). Most of the ride is on minor roads (88%), along with quiet streets (8%) and a short path section (2%). Named roads include 5 km on Swinderby Road and 3.2 km on Whisby Road. Riders should note there are 7.3 km of roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more.
Refuelling options are limited early on, with the longest stretch without a café, shop, or water lasting 13.2 km from the start to just before Collingham. After that, there are several pubs and a café near the end. Collingham also offers a bailout point with a railway station. Toilets are available near the end of the route in Doddington.
Mostly minor roads and streets on the map.
No stretch is longer than 15 km without a café, shop or water. Along the route: 4 cafés and restaurants, 1 shop and 1 public toilet.