Gravel Adventure to Hauxley Nature Reserve

A gravel cycling route starting from Amble

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Embark on a gravel adventure to the pristine Hauxley Nature Reserve amidst the Northumberland wilderness.

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The Gravel Adventure to Hauxley Nature Reserve is a 45-kilometer cycling route that ventures into the rugged landscapes of Northumberland. With a moderate ascent of 219 meters, gravel bike enthusiasts will explore the idyllic Hauxley Nature Reserve, home to diverse flora, fauna, and serene wetlands. Beginning in Amble, cyclists will make their way to Ashington, known for its mining heritage before reaching Ulgham with its charming architecture and welcoming atmosphere. The highlight of this gravel adventure lies at Hauxley, where cyclists can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature, spot rare bird species, and enjoy panoramic views of the reserve's untouched wilderness.

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45 km

219 m

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Start: Amble City center

Amble: Scenic Coastal Rides for All

Amble is a locality in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's point of view, Amble provides pleasant road cycling routes along the beautiful coastline with stunning views of the North Sea. The area offers relatively flat terrain, making it suitable for leisurely rides or beginner cyclists. Additionally, cyclists can explore the nearby Northumberland coast, which features iconic sites such as the historic Alnwick Castle. Although Amble may not offer demanding climbs or extreme cycling challenges, it provides a tranquil and enjoyable cycling experience for riders of all levels.