Rudston Monolith – Cans Dale Road loop from Bridlington

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Rudston Monolith – Cans Dale Road loop from Bridlington

Moderate

5.0

(2)

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Rudston Monolith – Cans Dale Road loop from Bridlington

03:07

59.2km

500m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 5, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.70 km

Fish Ponds Wood

Forest

10.9 km

Rudston Monolith

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The Rudston Monolith is an impressive standing stone found in a churchyard in Rudston village. Towering at 25 feet (7.6 m), it is the highest standing stone in the UK. …

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27.2 km

Cans Dale Road

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What a gorgeous road this is. It feels like you are cutting right through the wolds.

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35.5 km

North Yorkshire Coastal Road Descent

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East Riding coastal road.

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35.9 km

Bempton Village

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A great spot to add on your trip if you like puffins. They begin to arrive in late April and start settling into their burrows in May each year. By …

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56.3 km

Clifftop Cycle Path Between Bridlington and Sewerby

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A tarmac cycle path links Bridlington with Sewerby. The path stretches along the cliff and provides great views south towards Bridlington beachfront and north towards Flamborough Head.

Although there is …

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57.1 km

Bridlington Promenade and Beach

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There is a wide paved bridleway along Bridlington's north promenade or you can opt to cycle on the road. Here you can find the start/finish point of the Way of …

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57.3 km

Way of the Roses Start/Finish – Bridlington Beach

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The official start or end (depending on direction of travel) for the Way of the Roses route. Bridlington beach is a great place to start or end any route, especially …

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