Roman Trail

A road cycling route starting from Haltwhistle

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Explore the ancient Roman heritage on this delightful road route

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Immerse yourself in the rich history of the region with the Roman Trail cycling route. Spanning 112 km with an ascent of 1813 meters, this road route takes you on a journey through Roman sites near Haltwhistle. Starting in Bardon Mill, venture towards Haydon Bridge, where you'll witness stunning landscapes along the way. Slaley showcases both natural beauty and historic architecture, making it an intriguing stop. Stanhope and Rookhope are picturesque villages with views that set the stage for a memorable ride. Conclude your journey at Haltwhistle, taking in the impressive sights and historic charm of the town.

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112 km

1813 m

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Start: Haltwhistle City center

Haltwhistle: Cycling adventures around Haltwhistle, the 'Centre of Britain'

Haltwhistle, located in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom, provides decent cycling opportunities. The locality offers both road and gravel cycling routes, showcasing diverse terrains and landscapes to explore. Haltwhistle, known as the 'Centre of Britain,' is in close proximity to renowned cycling spots such as Hadrian's Wall Path and the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. These areas provide cyclists with challenging climbs and picturesque views. Overall, Haltwhistle proves to be an appealing destination for cyclists due to its variety of cycling routes and connection to notable locations.