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Two top riding routes revealed

Short-but-sweet escapes will keep you sharp in the winter

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York is steeped in history but the roads outside its walls are where it’s at if you love biking, as MCN reader Julian Herbert knows all too well. Julian says: “I love this route. It’s scenic with great visibility because of the low hedges, particular­ly along the stretch from Stamford Bridge. It’s easy to get giddy on the run into Fridaythor­pe and I often stop off for a brew at Seaways Café; it’s a must. It’s usually brimming with bikes as it’s a gateway to the coast. From there you can head to Whitby, Bridlingto­n, Scarboroug­h or turn tail and return to York, the choice is yours.”

‘It’s easy to get giddy on the run to Fridaythor­pe’

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It’s no wonder they call this place God’s Own Country
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THE ROUTE 40 miles Great views and cafés

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