Tritlington Trail

A road cycling route starting from Morpeth

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A picturesque route through the tranquil countryside and historic sites

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The Tritlington Trail is a 49-kilometer road cycling route that takes you through the serene Northumberland countryside, passing by charming villages and historic sites. Starting near Morpeth, this route offers a leisurely ride with beautiful scenery and interesting highlights along the way. Highlights include the Tritlington Estate, known for its picturesque landscapes and peaceful atmosphere. The route also takes you through Hadston, where you can explore its rich history and enjoy scenic views. Another highlight is Cresswell, a coastal village with stunning beaches and impressive sand dunes. Morpeth Castle, a well-preserved medieval fortress, and Haw Hill, offering sweeping views, are also included in this route. The Tritlington Trail is suitable for amateur cyclists with a moderate difficulty level.

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49 km

257 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.