Hexham Moot Hall Loop

A road cycling route starting from Hexham

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Cycle through historic monuments and picturesque landscapes in the Hexham area.

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This route takes you on a beautiful journey through the Hexham area, passing by historical landmarks and scenic landscapes. With a moderate difficulty level and a total ascent of 525 meters, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs. The route covers a distance of 39 kilometers, making it a perfect round-trip option for a half-day ride. Hexham's Moot Hall, a distinctive 15th-century building, serves as the starting point and offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. Along the way, you will also pass Aydon Castle, an English Heritage site known for its well-preserved medieval fortifications. Another highlight is Riding Mill, a charming village with a picturesque riverside setting. Overall, this route offers a mix of history, nature, and tranquility, providing an enjoyable cycling experience in the Hexham region.

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Start: Hexham City center

Hexham: Discover history while cycling in Hexham

Hexham is a locality in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom. It offers a mix of road and gravel cycling routes suitable for cyclists of all levels. The area is known for its beautiful countryside and historical landmarks, making it an interesting destination for both cycling and tourism. Hexham also serves as a starting point for the famous ascent of the A689 road, a challenging climb frequently featured in cycling events. With its picturesque landscapes and historic charm, Hexham is a great locality for cyclists and tourists alike.