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Kettlewell With Starbotton

Kettlewell Village – Fleet Moss Descent loop from Kettlewell with Starbotton

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United Kingdom

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Yorkshire And The Humber

Kettlewell With Starbotton

Kettlewell Village – Fleet Moss Descent loop from Kettlewell with Starbotton

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Kettlewell Village – Fleet Moss Descent loop from Kettlewell with Starbotton

04:25

67.4km

900m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 10, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Yorkshire Dales National Park

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188 m

Kettlewell Village

Highlight • Viewpoint

Kettlewell is a charming village that is a hub for cyclists and hikers, especially during summer. There is a hotel, a great Youth Hostel and two pubs offering accommodation and tasty food. The village is surrounded by gorgeous scenery which is great to explore by bike.

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6.01 km

The Buck Inn

Highlight • Pub

It's a good place to stop for lunch

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9.91 km

Gilbert Lane Byway

Highlight • Trail

Fast and furious. Easily top 30mph off road. Hang on for an adrenaline filled descent. Just watch the loose corners.

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10.6 km

Kidstones Pass

Mountain Pass

30.8 km

Bainbridge Village

Highlight • River

A chocolate-box village nestled amongst the Dales, Bainbridge is simply lovely. Surrounded by green farmland, the village has quiet streets lined with grey-stone cottages, tea shops and a pub. Close to the village, you will find Bainbridge Roman Fort as well as the shortest river in Britain – the River Bain.

In days gone by, an ancient horn would sound to guide foresters and travellers to the village through Wensleydale Forest. Although this tradition no longer exists, the horn can still be found in the Rose and Crown Pub and you will hear it played at 10pm from 27th September (Holy Rood) until Shrove Tuesday.

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33.3 km

The Black Bull

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Good coffee, great cakes, pastries, sandwich selection and soup. A must if you are in the area! Great pre or refuel spot.

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43.0 km

Wensleydale Creamery and Hawes Market

Highlight • Settlement

Here's where they make proper Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese, so you can go into the visitors centre and explore their 'cheese experience' if you're interested. Alternatively, go to the shop and cafe for a quick sit-down. The cafe is open daily from 9:00am to 3.30pm, and has beautiful views from its huge windows, as well as a great cheese-y menu.

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