This collection of routes and rides is a celebration of the newest contributors to FulGaz.
The key element that links all of these routes together is that they are all first-time contributors and feature variety of routes from around the globe.
We are pleased to introduce our very first route from the Philippines, the Ayala Alabang Loop filmed by Michael Acosta.
Thank you to all of this week’s amazing contributors.
The 12km loop is a known training grounds for Road and MTB Bikers in the Philippines. 12km loop has multiples segments. Enjoy!
More InfoA gentle ride to Mersea Island and back made famous for its local oysters, holiday parks and connecting road "The Strood" that can flood at high tide. Can you escape in time!?
More InfoHoping the roads would be a little less busy on the first day of the UK's second lock down, here is a short ride taking in West Bergholt, Wormingford, Bures, Wakes Colne, Chappel and Great Tey. Only in Essex can we have a village called Mount Bures without a mountain in sight!
More InfoA nice easy, sunny late winter afternoon ride around some local roads in Essex. Heading to Tiptree, the home of the best jam in the world, then down to Salcott before turning for home via Heybridge on the north side of the Blackwater Estuary. Quite a few people to say "Hello" to on the way, including walkers, horse riders, and a friendly and curious dog.
More InfoGrand Prix de la Gatineau Women’s UCI 1.1 course with options 1 and 2. Option 1 climbs Fortune Lane, option 2 climbs Kingsmere Rd.
More InfoThe is a short exposure of the Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona. Grand Vistas and unique cactus on this popular road ride.
More InfoThis ride ascends the Zig Zag Road at Box Hill, deep in the heart of the Surrey Hills. The climb featured in the London 2012 Olympic Road Races. With 130m ascent and 2.5km distance for the climb, 5km for the complete lap, it would take 68 laps and 340km to ascend an amount equivalent to the height of Mount Everest, something that has been done 28 times to date
More Info15.6km through the quiet roads of Sussex, along the base of the beautiful South Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and then culminating with a climb of Ditchling Beacon (OC-22). This is a 1.5km climb, average 10% max 17%, and is one of the best-known climbs in the South East of England
More InfoNow available on a wide choice of platforms including Android, Apple TV, iPad, MacOS, iPhone and Windows. FulGaz offers you the ultimate ride!