Way of the Roses Cycle Route

Welcome to the Way of the Roses, our aim is to offer a one stop site which we hope you will find both informative, and easy to navigate, the Way of the Roses is a fantastic coast to coast cycle route from Morecambe to Bridlington.  The Way of the Roses consists of the following terrain: traffic-free paths, on-road cycle lanes, country lanes and quieter roads.

The Way of the Roses will offer cyclists of all levels and abilities, the chance to take in some spectacular scenery en route, passing through magnificent places such as Lancaster, the Yorkshire Dales and York, to name but a few.  

With a total distance of 170 miles the Way of the Roses is a challenging route, so you may want to break your journey into sections, if so you will find accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets on Way of the Roses.  You can also find where to eat and drink en route, things to see and do, a dedicated cycling section, and also book your baggage transfer and return transport through our online secure booking section.

We would like to take this opportunity to wish all cyclists a very pleasurable experience when cycling the Way of the Roses, and if anybody would like to send us any photographs en route, we will endeavour to put them on the gallery section.  Please email info@wayoftheroses.co.uk or alternately go to our gallery section where you can upload your photographs and send them to us.

Affordable or luxurious, Village, Town, or City, lively or peaceful, you're guaranteed to find accommodation to match your needs, your itinerary and your budget.

There are no shortage of activities on offer while cycling the Way of the Roses. Whether it's day or night, summer or winter, Way of the Roses will help you make your plans.

You’ll be spoilt for choice with cycling shops on the Way of the Roses route, please visit our cycling shops section where you will find a comprehensive list of cycling shops offering everything you may need for your trip.

Talbot House, Pateley Bridge

Harefield Hall, Pateley Bridge

Holmwood House, York

Built as two private houses in the middle of the 19th Century, and backing on to one of the prettiest squares in York, the two listed buildings have been lovingly restored to retain the ambience of a private home and provide peaceful, elegant rooms where the pressures of the day can be eased away.

Harefield Hall is set amongst 28 acres of woodland in beautiful Nidderdale, A 10 minute stroll takes you to the heart of the bustling market town of Pateley Bridge.  Harefield Hall offers 18 en-suite rooms, all rooms include flat screen T. V. with freeview available from September 2011, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryer.

Jill and Julie are delighted to announce the re-opening of the completely refurbished Talbot House! Talbot House is a delightful Grade II listed Georgian building, lovingly decorated to a very high standard that guarantees guests a very comfortable and pleasant stay.  Staying in Talbot House puts you right in the heart of Nidderdale.

The Berkeley, Morecambe

Rest assured, you will always find a warm welcome at The Berkeley Guest House. Under the personal supervision of Mal and Colette Neill, guests can enjoy this small family-run, family-friendly licensed guesthouse.  Ideally situated on the West Promenade with a fine panoramic view of Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland Hills.

Malvern Guesthouse, Bridlington

The Malvern guest house is a Victorian town

house in the heart of Bridlington and just 5 minutes from the sea front, with the town centre also close by.  We hope you love the comfort and care this Bridlington guest house has to offer.  If you would like to make a booking, why not give us a ring on 01262 679695 or e-mail to surat@talktalk.net