Embark on an exhilarating cycling journey through the scenic landscapes of Prudhoe.
Cycling routes from Prudhoe
Prudhoe, situated in the Northumberland and Tyne and Wear region of the United Kingdom, offers a fantastic cycling experience for all types of cyclists. The locality features a mix of routes and terrains, from challenging hills to gentle, scenic roads. Cyclists can enjoy exploring the picturesque countryside surrounding Prudhoe, with its rolling hills and tranquil river valleys. Prudhoe is strategically located near popular cycling destinations such as Hadrian's Cycleway, providing cyclists with the opportunity to embark on longer, more adventurous rides. With its diverse landscapes and good range of cycling routes, Prudhoe is a great choice for cyclists of all abilities.
Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through the scenic countryside around Wylam.
The Wylam Gravel Adventure is an adventurous 81-km long gravel cycling route that takes you through the picturesque countryside around Wylam. With a total ascent of 910 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a mix of challenging climbs and off-road excitement. The route starts and ends in Wylam and passes through Killingworth, Jarrow, Black Hill, Causey Arch view, Lintzford, and Hedley on the Hill. It is rated as a difficulty level 4 and offers an epic and thrilling cycling experience for gravel enthusiasts.
Embark on a scenic journey through the picturesque Tyne Valley in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear.
Experience the beauty of Tyne Valley on this scenic cycling route spanning 111 kilometers. With an ascent of 1265 meters, this road cycling tour provides stunning views and takes riders through charming villages and historic landmarks. The Tyne Valley Grand Tour is recommended for well-trained amateur cyclists looking for a longer adventure with challenging climbs.
Embark on a thrilling off-road adventure through the scenic trails of Northumberland.
Escape into the rugged beauty of Northumberland on this off-road gravel adventure. The route covers 77 kilometers with an ascent of 1106 meters, offering challenging climbs and breathtaking views. Riders will discover hidden gems and natural wonders along the way, making it a must for gravel biking enthusiasts seeking an adrenaline rush.
Explore the beautiful Derwent Reservoir on this scenic road cycling route.
The Derwent Reservoir Loop is a stunning road cycling route that takes you around the picturesque Derwent Reservoir. This 110-km long ride offers breathtaking views of the reservoir, as well as varied terrain and challenging climbs. With a total ascent of 1714 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a challenge. The route starts near Prudhoe and passes through Townfield, Coalcleugh, Black Hill, Hexham, and Stocksfield. It is rated as a difficulty level 4 and offers an epic and unforgettable cycling experience.
Uncover the rural beauty of Northumberland on this scenic road cycling adventure.
Immerse yourself in the rural beauty of Northumberland on this scenic road cycling adventure covering 75 kilometers. With a manageable ascent of 527 meters, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a picturesque ride through the countryside. Riders will pass through charming villages, encounter historical landmarks, and witness stunning landscapes along the way.
Coastal Gravel Escape
Embark on an unforgettable coastal gravel ride with scenic views and thrilling climbs.
The Coastal Gravel Escape is an 88-km long gravel cycling route that offers breathtaking coastal views and challenging climbs. With a total ascent of 908 meters, this route is suitable for experienced gravel cyclists looking for a rugged and scenic escape along the coast. The route starts near Prudhoe and passes through Clough Dene, Cox Green, Penshaw Hill, Fulwell, Namey Hill, Marsden Rock, Beacon Hill, Side and Dean street view from Tyne Bridge, Newcastle Castle, and Prudhoe. It is rated as a difficulty level 4 and offers an epic coastal adventure.
Experience the scenic beauty of Matfen and Ogle on this enjoyable road cycling route.
The Matfen and Ogle Road Ride is a 70-km long road cycling route that takes you through the scenic countryside around Matfen and Ogle. With a total ascent of 678 meters, this route is suitable for cyclists of all levels looking for a leisurely ride with some moderate climbs. The route starts near Prudhoe and passes through the charming villages of Matfen, Capheaton, Ogle, and Ponteland. It is rated as a difficulty level 2 and offers a pleasant and enjoyable cycling experience.
Prudhoe Castle Loop
Discover Prudhoe Castle and its scenic surroundings on this road cycling adventure.
The Prudhoe Castle Loop is a 73-km long road cycling route that takes you on an exploration of Prudhoe Castle and its beautiful surroundings. With a total ascent of 712 meters, this route is suitable for intermediate cyclists looking for a scenic ride with a few moderate climbs. The route starts and ends in Prudhoe and passes through Cow Hill, Cox Green, Worm Hill, Rabbit Hills, White-le-Head, High Spen, and Prudhoe Castle. It is rated as a difficulty level 3 and offers a pleasant cycling experience with some highlights along the way.
Prudhoe Gravel Adventure
Exploring Ancient Quarries and Historic Towns on a Gravel Adventure
This 75-kilometer gravel route starting from Prudhoe takes cyclists on an unforgettable adventure through Northumberland and Tyne and Wear. With an ascent of 1,069 meters, this challenging route is perfect for experienced gravel riders seeking a demanding and epic adventure. During the ride, cyclists will have the opportunity to explore historic towns like Corbridge, Catton, and Ovingham while enjoying stunning countryside views. The route also includes exciting sections such as Kiln Pit Hill and Ladycross Quarry Nature Reserve, providing riders with unique and memorable experiences. With a difficulty rating of 4 and an epicness score of 5, this Prudhoe Gravel Adventure is not for the faint-hearted but promises an incredible journey through Northumberland's rich history and breathtaking landscapes.
Breathtaking Winter Scenery on a Challenging Road Route
This 30-kilometer road route starts and ends in Prudhoe, taking cyclists through some of Northumberland's most picturesque towns and landscapes. With a total ascent of 519 meters, the hilly terrain offers excellent training opportunities for well-trained amateurs. Throughout the ride, cyclists will marvel at the stunning winter scenery as they pass through charming villages like Hedley on the Hill and Ovington. The route also includes a thrilling descent through Apperley Dene, providing riders with an exhilarating experience. With a difficulty rating of 3 and an epicness score of 4, this circular road route offers both a challenging workout and breathtaking views of the Northumberland countryside.
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