Lunesdale Luney Loop
Thursday 26th October 2017 10:30am
Starting from - Loftus Hill car park (pay and display), Loftus Hill, Sedbergh, LA10 5BX
Access by car: leave M6 at junction 37 and take A684 to Sedbergh. In Sedbergh continue ahead along Station Road and Main Street past the church on your right to a mini-roundabout. Go ahead here and then the car park is immediately on your left. LA10 5BX
- 23.7 miles
- Hybrid (road tyres), Road
- 4 hr
- Challenging
- South Lakeland
- Adults 16+ only
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Cumbria
LA10 5BX
A ride between the market towns of Sedbergh and Kirkby Lonsdale, following the River Lune at a steady pace to suit everyone on the ride. The ride is classed as "challenging" because of distance.
Almost entirely on minor roads, starting in Sedbergh we head west through the town and cross the Lune towards Killington.
Staying on the west side of the river, Kirkby Lonsdale is the halfway point and brew stop - we'll be spoilt for choice for cafes!
The ride then crosses the Lune again via Devil's Bridge (no jumping in!) and meanders up through Casterton and Barbon using some of the new Lakes and Dales Loop. From Barbon we continue northwards on some of the narrowest roads in Cumbria, through Middleton and Catholes, returning to Sedbergh.
It is possible to do the ride in the clockwise direction. We can decide on the day.
Almost entirely on minor roads, starting in Sedbergh we head west through the town and cross the Lune towards Killington.
Staying on the west side of the river, Kirkby Lonsdale is the halfway point and brew stop - we'll be spoilt for choice for cafes!
The ride then crosses the Lune again via Devil's Bridge (no jumping in!) and meanders up through Casterton and Barbon using some of the new Lakes and Dales Loop. From Barbon we continue northwards on some of the narrowest roads in Cumbria, through Middleton and Catholes, returning to Sedbergh.
It is possible to do the ride in the clockwise direction. We can decide on the day.
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