By bicycle from Withernsea to Easington

This route takes you on a relaxed coastal ride from Withernsea down to Easington, a distance of just over 18 km—perfect for a laid-back day out on two wheels. You’ll cover mostly quiet roads and tracks, so you can really enjoy the wide-open landscapes of East Yorkshire without much hustle from traffic.

Starting in Withernsea, a classic English seaside town with its iconic inland lighthouse, you’ll head south along gentle, rolling terrain. There’s hardly any climbing along the way (just under 30 meters of ascent), giving your legs an easy time as you cruise past fields, hedgerows, and the odd glimpse of the North Sea.

The final stretch brings you to Easington—a charming village perched near the Spurn Peninsula, famous for its nature reserve and impressive birdlife if you fancy a little detour. All in all, it’s a mellow, scenic ride—ideal for clearing your head and soaking up some fresh Yorkshire air.