Wylam Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Prudhoe

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Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through the scenic countryside around Wylam.

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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.

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81 km

910 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: High Mickley Village center

Prudhoe: Embark on an exhilarating cycling journey through the scenic landscapes of 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.

6 km

WylamVillage

Wylam is the starting and ending point of this route. While it doesn't have any specific highlight, it serves as the gateway to the exciting gravel adventure ahead.

30 km

KillingworthSub-urb

Killingworth is a small town along the route, known for its mining history. The town offers a mix of urban and countryside scenery.

42 km

JarrowTown

Jarrow is a historic town with a rich industrial heritage. It provides cyclists with an opportunity to learn about the area's history during their ride.

51 km

Black Hill151 mPeak

61 km

Causey Arch viewViewpoint

Causey Arch view is a highlight along the route, offering cyclists a stunning view of the famous Causey Arch, a unique bridge that was once used for transporting coal.