The designated route showcases a diverse region of Britain with lively cities and pretty villages, traditional green rolling countryside and a spectacular coastline.
There's a lot to see and do so, whether you just want to take it easy pedalling along pretty country lanes, or explore the unique terrain on mountain bike trails, now’s the time to get on your bike and discover Yorkshire from your saddle. For event specific details, visit letour.yorkshire.com.
Alternatively navigate your way through this beautiful landscape through an eclectic assortment of activities and attractions.
Climbing is a great way to see the stunning Yorkshire landscapes from a whole new perspective. The limestone cliffs of Malham Cove, Gordale Scar and Kilnsey Crag in the Yorkshire Dales provide some of the best and hardest limestone sport climbing to be found anywhere in Europe.
The largest caving area in the UK is located in Yorkshire. With more than 2,000 caves and potholes, plus more than 400km of surveyed passages, you'd better get your torches ready. Yorkshire's distinctive geology is waiting to be explored by families, groups, or individuals of any skill level. White Scar, Ingleborough and Stump Cross caves are all accessible from the Yorkshire Dales.
Take to the trees and speed down zip-lines at multiple locations including Dalby Forest and Ripley Castle. They're part of an exciting course of rope bridges, Tarzan swings and crossings; all set up to 37 metres above the forest floor. For a really exciting half- or full-day adventure, try the Via Ferrata experience at How Stean Gorge.
With 3 world-famous National Parks, 3 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, wild moors, rolling hills, rugged coastline and stunning views around every turn, Yorkshire is made for walking. From short strolls to longer hikes, there’s something for everyone.
As you take to the various tracks and terrains, master the skills of a Segway as you use your weight to navigate the twists and turns of your chosen course. An activity like no other, your Segway experience will provide you with a fantastic and unforgettable ride in beautiful landscapes.
There are various locations to explore the diverse Yorkshire scenery from a completely different perspective. Join seals and sea birds along the Jurassic coastline near Scarborough or paddle your canoe and attempt to stay dry on Scar House Reservoir in Nidderdale, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Served by a wide range of transport links, Yorkshire is a highly accessible region within the UK.
Air
Direct flights to Leeds Bradford International are available with Jet2.com from Paris and Ryanair from Carcassonne, Limoges, Montpellier and Nantes.
Rail
From Eurostar’s base at St Pancras International in London, you will find fast trains that speed to York, Leeds, Sheffield, Doncaster and Hull in as little as 100 minutes, with connections to many other parts of Yorkshire.
International visitors are eligible to book a Britrail pass up to 6 months before departure. Remember to buy before you leave as they cannot be purchased in Britain.
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There's an endless variety of B&Bs and guesthouses in Yorkshire. Choose from inns, farmhouses, Georgian terraces and converted barns.
Yorkshire is famous for its wonderful old pubs full of nooks, crannies and cosy fires. Why not make yourself at home for a holiday in one?
If you're looking for something grand or more intimate in Yorkshire, then you're spoilt for choice.
