Ashington to Woodhorn Gravel Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Ashington

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Embark on an adventurous gravel cycling route to the Woodhorn Museum

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The Ashington to Woodhorn Gravel Route is a thrilling cycling adventure through the beautiful Northumberland countryside. With a distance of 37 kilometers and an ascent of 125 meters, this gravel route offers a mix of off-road trails and scenic country lanes. The highlights of this route include Ashington, Druridge, Druridge Country Park, and Woodhorn. Woodhorn is home to the Woodhorn Museum and Northumberland Archives, providing an opportunity to learn about the industrial heritage of the area. This route is suitable for gravel cycling enthusiasts who enjoy exploring off-the-beaten-track destinations.

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37 km

125 m

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Start: Ashington City center

Ashington: Coastal Scenery and Challenging Rides

Ashington is a locality in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom. For road cyclists, Ashington offers a network of roads that provide a mix of flat and rolling routes suitable for all skill levels. The area boasts beautiful coastal scenery and countryside landscapes, making it an attractive destination for cyclists. Cyclists can explore the iconic Otterburn Ranges, a military training area with challenging climbs and rewarding descents. Overall, Ashington is a recommended locality for road cyclists who seek scenic rides with varying terrains.