The Way of the Roses cycle route takes you from Morecambe in Lancashire to Bridlington in Yorkshire. The 170-mile route crosses this beautiful part of the country, passing through the Lune Valley, the Forest of Bowland, the Yorkshire Dales, Nidderdale National Landscape, the Vale of York and the Yorkshire Wolds, as well as the historic cities of Lancaster and York. There are interesting and attractive small towns like Settle and Pateley Bridge, countless little villages and dramatic countryside.
When you cycle the Way of the Roses on a supported leisure trip, it’s a great way to ride from coast to coast with an experienced guide, like-minded riders, and a dedicated support vehicle that can help with any issues and store clothes and spares!
It is a classic UK leisure cycling holiday consisting of traffic-free paths, cycle lanes and quiet country lanes. The scenery is stunning and varied as you make your way from the Irish Sea to the North Sea across this fascinating part of Northern England.
Like all of our UK-supported trips, you can also ride the Way of the Roses as a self-guided holiday for groups of friends, colleagues, families or anyone else! If our standard dates don't work, you would like a slightly altered itinerary, or you would prefer a fully supported trip just for your group, please give us a call for a chat.