Ulgham Loop

A road cycling route starting from Morpeth

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A scenic loop through picturesque countryside and historic landmarks

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Map miniature of "Ulgham Loop" cycling inspiration in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Ulgham Loop is a 55-kilometer road cycling route that offers a combination of beautiful scenery and interesting historical landmarks. Starting near Morpeth, this route takes you through the idyllic countryside, passing by charming villages and rolling hills. Highlights along the way include Ulgham, with its quaint charm and lovely views. Other notable highlights include Hadston, an ancient village with a rich history, and Ashington, known for its mining heritage. The route also takes you past Morpeth Castle, a well-preserved medieval fortress, and Haw Hill, offering panoramic vistas. Overall, the Ulgham Loop is a moderately difficult ride, suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. With its breathtaking scenery and historical interest, it offers a rewarding experience for cyclists.

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55 km

219 m

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Start: Morpeth City center

Morpeth: Cycling-friendly region with diverse terrains and scenic routes.

Morpeth in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom, offers a variety of cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. The region features both flat and hilly terrains, providing a mix of challenges for cyclists. Cyclists can explore the countryside and enjoy the scenic routes. Morpeth is known for its cycling-friendly infrastructure, with dedicated paths and lanes available. Nearby, cyclists can also tackle challenging climbs such as Rothbury Bank. The town offers various tourist attractions, including historic buildings, markets, and parks.