See the.Way of the Roses isn’t a sportive type route but can be used for training for one provided time is allowed for slower paced cycling on narrow lanes and shared use sections.Be realistic - if the furthest you’ve cycled previously is ten miles along a canal towpath then aiming to complete the route in less than four days is probably not a good idea.If you’ve never ridden a ‘fully loaded bike’ before we would recommend that you do at least a couple of short rides carrying luggage to get used to the feel and weight of the bike especially when braking downhill. The good news is that the route is almost completely flat on quiet country lanes and passing through pretty villages so you can make good progress. An instant hit from its launch in 2010, it’s an unbeatable way to see the best of Northern countryside without needing to be super-fit. See where the big hills are! Discuss your requirements with us and we will provide you with a customised service. Way of the Roses cycle route has 170 miles of the finest views that Yorkshire and Lancashire have to offer, taking in the Lune Valley, Yorkshire Dales, glorious Nidderdale and the Yorkshire Wolds. The Yorkshire Dales, the Forest of Bowland and Gisburn Forest, Way of the Roses are right on our doorstep.
The Way of the Roses is a 170 mile coast-to-coast cycle route from Morecambe in the west, to Bridlington on Yorkshire’s renowned east coast; passing through some of the finest landscape in the country.
Final balance - due 2 months before the tour departure date,2. We will be happy to help you with all your requirements.Whether you are visiting the Lake District, planning a relaxing break, visiting Morecambe or travelling to Scotland, the Crown Hotel Bar & Bistro provides everything you need for an enjoyable break. If you’re travelling with a group perhaps there are some things you can share.If you prefer a supported ride with your luggage carried, there are various companies who will organise everything for you and provide mechanical back-up. Look for the Way of the Roses information board and sign showing Bridlington 170 miles.
| Website & Travel Technology by.Arrive in Morecambe by train (your first nights hotel will be a short walk away), we recomend you don't arrive by car as the journey back from Bridlington can be over 3 hours long. Alternatively, if you travel by rail, we can have a rental cycle ready for you at Morecambe then collect it at the finish, where Bridlington station connects you right into the east coast mainline at Doncaster.With over a decade of proven success with C2C holidays, the same recipe of organisation and service has been applied here to ensure that you get a truly memorable and enjoyable cycling experience.Wanting to book your own accommodation in Morecambe, Gargrave and York? The Way of the Roses bike ride offers a different coast to coast challenge to the traditional route across the north pennines. Torq product and Coast to Coast Water Bottle,Stunning landscapes and vibrant communities.This superb Sustrans C2C cycle route passes through the counties of Lancashire (the red rose) and Yorkshire (the white rose) on a journey of 170 miles from west to east. This 18th century Inn was completely refurbished during the winter of 2006 and boasts up to date facilities within a charming Victorian setting. Harry's is a nice little cosy bar.
Making sure they are secure and safe using only purpose made straps reducing any risk of damage and will only set off when you're happy to do so.We offer a Sunday service pickup from Bridlington to Morecambe, please call.Situated in a wonderful location 6 miles from the market town of Driffield and 9 miles from historic Beverley, Highfield Farm is the ideal place to recharge your batteries when cycling the Way of the Roses. Check into one of our rooms and enjoy the overnight rest and re-fuel ready for the following days events.The Seacourt Bridlington overlooks the award winning Bridlington South beach, offering panoramic views across the historic Bridlington harbour and out towards the nature heritage site of Flamborough Head and beyond to the awe inspiring RSPB sea bird reserve of Bempton Cliffs. We offer bed and breakfast accommodation for only £25 per person per night with half price rates for children. For 170 miles between Morecambe and Bridlington, this highly popular route passes through historic cities York and Lancaster, and lesser known gems such as Settle, Pateley Bridge and Ripon. Our aim is to make your seaside break at Bridlington as affordable as possible.
Pocklington is a lively little town with lots of cafes including the,This stage took us into the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds, through the area’s characteristic dry chalk valleys and over the hills around Huggate on NCN 164. We offer 22 spacious, newly refurbished en-suite rooms, an excellent Restaurant and stylish Lounge Bar serving quality beers such as San Miguel, and Old Speckled Hen. Harry's will re-open on Friday 15th March with an action packed line-up of events for Spring and Summer 2019. Whilst the formula of taking you from the Atlantic to the North Sea coastlines remains, you will instead ride through the English counties of Lancashire and Yorkshire. Over the last 29 years it has become one of the most reliable and affordable travel service providers in Hull and East Yorkshire. We, Paul and Lydia Kim, will personally cater for all your holiday needs and will constantly strive to meet high standards required by all our guests. The Crown Hotel, Bar & Bistro has 14 En-Suite Rooms, furnished to a very high standard with views of the sunsets over Morecambe Bay and out over the Lakeland Fells. The 170 mile Way of the Roses cycle route takes you from the west coast at Morecambe in Lancashire (The Red Rose), through the Lune Valley, over the Yorkshire Dales and along the Yorkshire Wolds before reaching the east coast in the Yorkshire seaside town of Bridlington (The White Rose)
In addition, we offer a baggage transfer service to give you the assurance that your belongings will be waiting for you as you complete the days ride.
The Way of the Roses is a 170 mile coast-to-coast cycle route from Morecambe in the west, to Bridlington on Yorkshire’s renowned east coast; passing through some of the finest landscape in the country.
Final balance - due 2 months before the tour departure date,2. We will be happy to help you with all your requirements.Whether you are visiting the Lake District, planning a relaxing break, visiting Morecambe or travelling to Scotland, the Crown Hotel Bar & Bistro provides everything you need for an enjoyable break. If you’re travelling with a group perhaps there are some things you can share.If you prefer a supported ride with your luggage carried, there are various companies who will organise everything for you and provide mechanical back-up. Look for the Way of the Roses information board and sign showing Bridlington 170 miles.
| Website & Travel Technology by.Arrive in Morecambe by train (your first nights hotel will be a short walk away), we recomend you don't arrive by car as the journey back from Bridlington can be over 3 hours long. Alternatively, if you travel by rail, we can have a rental cycle ready for you at Morecambe then collect it at the finish, where Bridlington station connects you right into the east coast mainline at Doncaster.With over a decade of proven success with C2C holidays, the same recipe of organisation and service has been applied here to ensure that you get a truly memorable and enjoyable cycling experience.Wanting to book your own accommodation in Morecambe, Gargrave and York? The Way of the Roses bike ride offers a different coast to coast challenge to the traditional route across the north pennines. Torq product and Coast to Coast Water Bottle,Stunning landscapes and vibrant communities.This superb Sustrans C2C cycle route passes through the counties of Lancashire (the red rose) and Yorkshire (the white rose) on a journey of 170 miles from west to east. This 18th century Inn was completely refurbished during the winter of 2006 and boasts up to date facilities within a charming Victorian setting. Harry's is a nice little cosy bar.
Making sure they are secure and safe using only purpose made straps reducing any risk of damage and will only set off when you're happy to do so.We offer a Sunday service pickup from Bridlington to Morecambe, please call.Situated in a wonderful location 6 miles from the market town of Driffield and 9 miles from historic Beverley, Highfield Farm is the ideal place to recharge your batteries when cycling the Way of the Roses. Check into one of our rooms and enjoy the overnight rest and re-fuel ready for the following days events.The Seacourt Bridlington overlooks the award winning Bridlington South beach, offering panoramic views across the historic Bridlington harbour and out towards the nature heritage site of Flamborough Head and beyond to the awe inspiring RSPB sea bird reserve of Bempton Cliffs. We offer bed and breakfast accommodation for only £25 per person per night with half price rates for children. For 170 miles between Morecambe and Bridlington, this highly popular route passes through historic cities York and Lancaster, and lesser known gems such as Settle, Pateley Bridge and Ripon. Our aim is to make your seaside break at Bridlington as affordable as possible.
Pocklington is a lively little town with lots of cafes including the,This stage took us into the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds, through the area’s characteristic dry chalk valleys and over the hills around Huggate on NCN 164. We offer 22 spacious, newly refurbished en-suite rooms, an excellent Restaurant and stylish Lounge Bar serving quality beers such as San Miguel, and Old Speckled Hen. Harry's will re-open on Friday 15th March with an action packed line-up of events for Spring and Summer 2019. Whilst the formula of taking you from the Atlantic to the North Sea coastlines remains, you will instead ride through the English counties of Lancashire and Yorkshire. Over the last 29 years it has become one of the most reliable and affordable travel service providers in Hull and East Yorkshire. We, Paul and Lydia Kim, will personally cater for all your holiday needs and will constantly strive to meet high standards required by all our guests. The Crown Hotel, Bar & Bistro has 14 En-Suite Rooms, furnished to a very high standard with views of the sunsets over Morecambe Bay and out over the Lakeland Fells. The 170 mile Way of the Roses cycle route takes you from the west coast at Morecambe in Lancashire (The Red Rose), through the Lune Valley, over the Yorkshire Dales and along the Yorkshire Wolds before reaching the east coast in the Yorkshire seaside town of Bridlington (The White Rose)
In addition, we offer a baggage transfer service to give you the assurance that your belongings will be waiting for you as you complete the days ride.