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About National Trust Long Dales Route
This challenging route for fit riders showcases Yorkshire’s stunning scenery. Starting at Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal World Heritage Site, the route passes Masham, famous for its breweries, and heads to Wensleydale. It climbs Bishopdale (featured in the 2014 Tour de France) and enters Upper Wharfedale. After a tough climb from Arncliffe, it descends to Malham. The route continues via the Yorkshire Dales Cycle Way, through Greenhow and Pateley Bridge, before returning via Brimham Rocks for a well-earned treat.
Nearby businesses
Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Holiday Cottages
Holiday cottages situated in the shadow of the abbey and the impressive… Holiday cottages situated in the shadow of the abbey and the impressive Choristers’ House in the depths of the deer park.
Mallard Grange
The farmhouse is brimming with character and style. Quality and comfort –… The farmhouse is brimming with character and style. Quality and comfort – perfect for a rural break away.
Shaun Rankin at Grantley Hall
Embark upon a culinary journey at the Michelin-starred Shaun Rankin at… Embark upon a culinary journey at the Michelin-starred Shaun Rankin at Grantley Hall. This exceptional restaurant showcases locally grown and sourced…
Bar & Restaurant EightyEight
Bar & Restaurant EightyEight offers a unique fusion of Yorkshire produce… Bar & Restaurant EightyEight offers a unique fusion of Yorkshire produce and far Eastern flavours. Design-led décor is set against the stunning…
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