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This week, we have a fantastic selection from around the globe.
This collection takes you to Denmark, Scotland, the Netherlands, Austria and England.
Thank you to this week’s contributors Iain Crawford, Georg Aigner, David Crighton, Edvard Jensen, and Peter Kettle.
Happy trails!
This ride is from Ebeltoft ferry port to Ebeltoft town where we cycle past the famous glass museum and the frigate HDMS Jutland. The Jutland, built in 1860, is the world's largest preserved 3-masted wooden warship and is really worth a visit. We cycle along the coast to the famous restaurant Mols Inn and then return towards Ebeltoft, where we turn east, away from the town and out into the summer countryside, before returning to the ferry port. We hope you enjoy the trip.
More InfoA pleasant short loop in almost pan-flat typical Dutch surroundings. Filmed on a sunny June morning with an unusually mild breeze.
More InfoYou start in front of my home in Windischgarsten. After some kilometres on a road you climb up the Patzl-mountain on a nice trail. From there you drive a short track downhill before you have to cycle up to the "Sender“. Save your strenght, the higher you go the harder it gets. I drive this trail dozens of times, but it never will become easy. Your reward is a beautiful view over the valley. Look out not to be eaten by the dog!
More InfoThis is a longer but mostly flat ride, although being Scotland there are inevitably some hills. It is equally suitable for a long cruise or a hard training run with multiple timed sections. The start is familiar from Cairneyhill through Culross to Kincardine. It then heads south over the Clackmannan Bridge and into the county of Falkirk for a figure of 8 before returning back to the start
More InfoThe start is from Cairneyhill to Saline (clockwise) then heads toward Knockhill but takes a shorter, more direct route. At the t-junction we turn left towards Cleish instead of right to the race track. The road through Cleish and up the hill may be familiar but this time it continues on to head back to the beginning joining back onto the route from Saline to Cairneyhill
More InfoA rolling loop from the Cistercian monastery of Fountains Abbey, following a section of the 2019 UCI Worlds iTT route. Ride south through Bishop Thornton and Shaw Mills before climbing to Bedlam, then head home through Markington, climbing How Hill followed by a fast descent back to the Abbey.
More InfoIt's a blustery, overcast day in Otley. Can you make it around this 26Km loop before the rain arrives? After cresting Norwood Edge (Official Climbs #53), look out for the white golfball-like radar domes at RAF Menwith Hill, an extensive satellite ground station serving as a communications intercept and missile warning site for the UK MoD and the US DoD. Rest your legs on the fast descent to the shores of Swinsty Reservoir before beginning the long, steep climb to the ride's summit on Askwith Moor.
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