Cowpen to Choppington Road Ride

A road cycling route starting from Cowpen

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Embark on a challenging road ride starting from Cowpen and ending in Choppington.

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This 70-kilometer road cycling route takes you through the scenic landscapes of Northumberland and Tyne and Wear. With a significant ascent of 421 meters, it offers a challenging ride for experienced cyclists.

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70 km

421 m

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Start: Cowpen Village center

Cowpen: Tranquil Cycling in Northumberland

Cowpen is a locality in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom that offers decent cycling opportunities. While not as famous as other cycling destinations in the region, Cowpen has some enjoyable road and gravel routes. Cyclists can explore the scenic countryside and rural areas surrounding Cowpen, with gentle hills and serene landscapes. While there are no iconic climbs in the immediate vicinity, avid cyclists can venture further out to visit popular climbs like Carter Bar. Overall, Cowpen is a pleasant locality for cyclists looking for some peaceful rides.

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CowpenVillage

Cowpen is the starting point for this road ride. Explore the town's history and appreciate its industrial past, which played a vital role in the development of the region.

9 km

Northumberlandia110 mPeak

Make a stop at Northumberlandia, a stunning land sculpture of a reclining female figure that stretches across 34 acres. Take a stroll around the sculpture and enjoy the surrounding natural beauty.

29 km

HeughHamlet

Heugh is a small village with a rich mining history. Explore the remnants of the mining industry and learn about the area's industrial heritage.

42 km

BolamVillage

Bolam is a charming rural village with a beautiful church. Take a moment to admire the historic architecture and soak in the peaceful countryside atmosphere.