All Saints Church, Gresham
All Saints Church, Gresham
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November 10, 2020
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4.0
(2)
36
riders
62.9km
02:47
510m
510m
The Cromer Roamer loop offers a diverse and scenic road cycling experience through North Norfolk. This moderate 39.1-mile (62.9 km) route, with its 1688 feet (514 metres) of elevation gain, typically takes around 2 hours and 47 minutes to complete. You will ride on mostly well-paved surfaces, encountering a rolling gradient and some small hills. Expect a rich variety of scenery, from coastal paths with views of Cromer Pier to rolling countryside and quiet lanes. The trail passes by the Amazona Zoo and through the National Trust parkland of Felbrigg Hall, weaving through quaint villages under vast skies.
While primarily designed for road bikes, some sections, especially on the return leg from Sheringham to Cromer, also offer off-road options suitable for gravel bikes. The route extends over hills behind Cromer and frequently dips in and out of the coastline, providing diverse seaside views. You will find yourself on almost totally traffic-free roads, making for a pleasant and uninterrupted ride. Consider starting your journey from Cromer to fully appreciate the loop's design.
This route allows you to roll effortlessly through history and foodie-rich villages and farms. You will visit the bustling market town of Holt and head north to the coast at Blakeney. The loop continues through Weybourne and Sheringham via inland sections that showcase idyllic heath and woodland countryside. Points of interest along the way include views of Weybourne Station, part of the North Norfolk Heritage Railway, highlighting the area's rich agricultural landscape and historical significance.
4.0
(2)
35
riders
64.9km
03:36
590m
590m
Embark on a moderate road cycling adventure with the Rebellion Way: Cromer and Blakeney Loop, a 40.3 miles (64.9 km) journey that winds through the diverse landscapes of North Norfolk. You'll experience a rewarding ride with 1946 feet (593 metres) of elevation gain, typically completed in about 3 hours and 36 minutes. The route offers a captivating mix of serene countryside, charming market towns, and varied coastline, including glimpses of the sea near Weybourne Beach and the unique watery landscape around Blakeney Village.
When planning your ride, consider starting from Cromer, where parking is generally available and a railway station offers convenient access or a potential bailout option. This route is well-suited for road bikes, though you should be prepared for potential headwinds, especially along the exposed coastal sections. While the terrain is mostly gentle, the moderate difficulty means you should be comfortable with longer distances and some climbing.
This loop is a fantastic way to explore the Norfolk Coast National Landscape, taking you through historic villages and farmlands under open skies. You will pass by parklands such as Felbrigg Hall, adding a touch of grandeur to your ride. The area around Blakeney Village is particularly notable for its nature reserve and marshes, offering a unique natural environment to discover as you cycle.
5.0
(1)
19
riders
53.6km
02:22
380m
380m
Embark on the Cromer Explorer loop from Aylsham, a moderate road cycling adventure that takes you through diverse Norfolk countryside. This route covers 33.3 miles (53.6 km) with an elevation gain of 1250 feet (381 metres), typically completed in about 2 hours and 22 minutes. You will enjoy varied scenery, including a particularly beautiful section through beech woodland on Lion's Mouth Road, which offers an enjoyable downhill stretch and vibrant autumn colors.
While the trail primarily features well-paved surfaces, be aware that some segments might be unpaved and more challenging. The route is classified as a moderate road ride, requiring good fitness to tackle the elevation changes. For the best experience, consider riding in autumn when the beech woodlands are especially picturesque with their changing leaf colors.
Along the way, you will pass by significant landmarks such as Blickling Hall, a historic National Trust site known for its centuries of inspired gardens. The route also provides views of the iconic Cromer Pier, a striking example of Victorian architecture that defines the English seaside. This loop offers a rich blend of natural beauty and historical charm, winding through historic estates and villages.
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