The Hadrian's Wall Loop

A road cycling route starting from Haydon Bridge

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Experience the ancient wonder of Hadrian's Wall on this road cycling route.

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Embark on a historic journey along the Hadrian's Wall Loop, a road cycling route that spans 101 kilometers. As you pedal through picturesque landscapes, you'll encounter breathtaking highlights such as the quaint village of Newbrough, the stunning Matfen Estate, and the charming Eachwick village. Don't forget to make a stop at Newburn, known for its fascinating industrial heritage and picturesque waterfront. The route also takes you through the scenic Apperley Dene and the tranquil Slaley, offering captivating views at every turn. Finally, return to the starting point, Haydon Bridge, which boasts a rich history dating back centuries.

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Start: Haydon Bridge Village center

Haydon Bridge: Exploring the countryside of Haydon Bridge

Haydon Bridge, located in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom, is suitable for cycling but not particularly famous for it. The locality offers roads suitable for road cycling, while limited options are available for gravel cycling. Haydon Bridge benefits from its close proximity to notable sites like Hadrian's Wall and the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which provide cyclists with scenic routes and challenging climbs. Cyclists visiting Haydon Bridge can expect pleasant rides through charming countryside landscapes with some moderate cycling challenges.