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Named for the diminutive demon turned to stone high above the choir in the Cathedral, the Lincoln Gravel Imp is a 137-mile loop through rural North Nottinghamshire, home to the Pilgrim Fathers and folk hero Robin Hood. It traverses prosperous Southwell, and winds across the flood plain of the Trent into Lincolnshire and eastwards to Lincoln with its magnificent medieval Cathedral perched high on the hill...

From South Coast to North Sea, the Old Chalk Way embodies the 5,000-year history of Britain’s oldest highway. Following a chalk vein, the route carves its way through the most iconic ancient sites, spectacular scenery, and some of the best gravel and all-road riding in southern England...

The East Devon Trail is a 113-mile bikepacking route through East Devon, a rural and coastal landscape between the county’s capital of Exeter and neighboring counties of Dorset and Somerset. This often-overlooked region will astound you with the sheer variety of habitats, from freshwater marshes to lowland heath, green agricultural field networks to steep cliffs, pebbled beaches and sleepy woodland, and the wonderful wildlife that calls these wild places home...

The North Yorkshire Moors Ramble is a lovely long-weekend bikepacking loop that uses a mix of singletrack, medieval flagstone paths, forest tracks, and gravel backcountry roads to explore the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and all its diverse landscapes. From the heather-covered sandstone moorlands to stone wall-lined fields to medieval abbeys and ancient bridges, this route offers countless vistas connected in a 200-mile figure-eight...