Hebburn Circular Road Trip

A road cycling route starting from Hebburn

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Discover the breathtaking landscapes and enchanting castles on this circular road trip starting from Hebburn

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This road trip offers a diverse range of scenery and historical landmarks, taking you through picturesque countryside and charming towns. Expect challenging climbs and rewarding descents as you cycle along quiet country roads. Highlights include the stunning Black Hill, the historic Lamesley village, and the majestic Belsay Castle. With a difficulty rating of 4 and an epicness score of 4, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a thrilling adventure.

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123 km

1348 m

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Start: Hebburn City center

Hebburn: Urban and rural cycling mix in Hebburn

Hebburn, situated in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom, provides a range of cycling experiences for both road and gravel cyclists. The town boasts a mix of urban and countryside landscapes, offering diverse routes for cyclists to explore. Hebburn has cycling-friendly amenities, such as bike parking facilities, making it convenient for cyclists to access popular routes. The nearby Hebburn Park provides a pleasant cycling environment with well-maintained paths. Road cyclists can also challenge themselves by tackling the ascent of Victoria Road West, a local favorite climb. With its varied cycling routes and convenient amenities, Hebburn is an attractive destination for cyclists.

5 km

Black Hill151 mPeak

Black Hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, making it a must-visit highlight along the route.

10 km

LamesleyVillage

Lamesley is a quaint village that offers a glimpse into the region's rich history with its well-preserved architecture and charming atmosphere.

28 km

ChopwellVillage

Chopwell is a picturesque woodland area renowned for its stunning trails and peaceful ambiance, perfect for nature lovers.

47 km

CorbridgeTown

Corbridge boasts a fascinating Roman heritage, with impressive ruins and artifacts to explore, providing a unique glimpse into the area's history.

61 km

ChollertonHamlet

Chollerton is a charming village nestled along the route, famous for its traditional cottages and friendly locals. Stop by one of the local pubs for some authentic regional cuisine.

82 km

Belsay CastleAttraction

Belsay Castle is an architectural marvel, combining elements of a medieval stronghold and a Jacobean mansion. Don't miss the beautiful gardens and surrounding parkland.

99 km

DinningtonVillage

Dinnington offers a picturesque countryside setting and is home to quaint cafes and welcoming locals, making it a perfect place to take a breather and enjoy some local hospitality.

112 km

Newcastle upon TyneCity

Newcastle upon Tyne is a vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage. Take a bike ride along the riverside to enjoy scenic views and explore its historic landmarks.

113 km

Side and Dean street view from Tyne BridgeViewpoint

The view of Side and Dean street from Tyne Bridge offers a stunning panorama of Newcastle upon Tyne's skyline. It's a photo opportunity not to be missed.

122 km

Former Hawthorn Leslie Co ShipyardCastle Ruins

Former Hawthorn Leslie Co Shipyard has a fascinating industrial history. Explore the remnants of this once-bustling shipyard and discover its importance to the region's maritime heritage.