Necton Loop
A road cycling route starting from Necton
Scenic countryside tour with charming villages
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The Necton Loop is a picturesque cycling route that takes you through the scenic countryside of East Anglia. With a distance of 52 kilometers and an ascent of 142 meters, this route is suitable for both road and gravel bikes. The highlights along the route include Little Ellingham, a charming village known for its historic buildings; Shropham, where you can visit the Church of the Holy Trinity; and Watton, a market town with a rich history. Overall, the Necton Loop offers a delightful cycling experience with beautiful landscapes and interesting points of interest.
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52 km
142 m
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Start: Holme Hale Village centerNecton: Enjoy leisurely rides through the picturesque countryside of Necton in East Anglia.
Necton is a small locality located in East Anglia, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Necton offers picturesque countryside routes, with quiet roads and charming villages along the way. The area is relatively flat, making it suitable for leisurely rides and family cycling trips. Cyclists can explore the nearby Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which provides stunning coastal views and additional cycling opportunities. While Necton might not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs, its peaceful rural setting and scenic routes make it an enjoyable destination for cyclists looking to experience the English countryside.19 km
19 km
Little EllinghamVillageStop by Little Ellingham to admire its well-preserved historic buildings and soak in the village's charming atmosphere
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30 km
ShrophamHamletExplore the Church of the Holy Trinity in Shropham, which boasts exquisite architectural details and a serene ambiance
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43 km
WattonTownVisit Watton, a bustling market town with a fascinating history and a variety of shops, cafes, and attractions
52 km
52 km
Finish: Holme Hale Village centerNecton: Enjoy leisurely rides through the picturesque countryside of Necton in East Anglia.