Off the Beaten Path in Tyne and Wear

A gravel cycling route starting from Chopwell

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Discover hidden gems and off-road trails in Tyne and Wear

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Map miniature of "Off the Beaten Path in Tyne and Wear" cycling inspiration in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on an off-road adventure through Tyne and Wear on this 68-kilometer gravel route. With a total ascent of 649 meters, you'll navigate through lesser-known trails and discover hidden gems along the way. Begin your journey in Rowlands Gill, a charming village surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Admire the view of Side and Dean streets from the Tyne Bridge, showcasing the vibrant urban atmosphere of Newcastle upon Tyne. Explore the scenic Hylton Castle Estate before conquering the challenges of the Rabbit Hills. Delve into history at Beamish, a living history museum that takes you back in time, and unwind amidst the beautiful Clough Dene woodland.

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68 km

649 m

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Start: Chopwell Village center

Chopwell: Experience the beauty of the Tyne Valley and ride alongside Hadrian's Wall in Chopwell.

Chopwell, located in the Northumberland and Tyne and Wear region of the United Kingdom, is a cyclist-friendly locality with a range of cycling options for riders of all levels. The area offers a mix of road routes and off-road trails, allowing cyclists to explore beautiful landscapes and historical sites. Cyclists can enjoy rides along the Tyne Valley, taking in scenic countryside views along the way. One well-known cycling spot near Chopwell is Hadrian's Wall, where cyclists can pedal alongside the ancient Roman fortification. With its diverse cycling opportunities and historical attractions, Chopwell is a great destination for cyclists.