Derwent Reservoir Loop

A road cycling route starting from Prudhoe

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Explore the beautiful Derwent Reservoir on this scenic road cycling route.

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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.

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110 km

1714 m

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Start: 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.

12 km

Derwent ReservoirLake

Located at the beginning of the route, Derwent Reservoir is a scenic spot where you can enjoy stunning views of the reservoir and surrounding nature.

22 km

TownfieldHamlet

Townfield is a small village located along the route. It offers a peaceful and charming atmosphere with its beautiful countryside views.

44 km

CoalcleughHamlet

The village of Coalcleugh is a highlight of this route, known for its historical significance and mining heritage. Take a moment to explore the village and learn about its fascinating history.

45 km

Black Hill609 mPeak

Black Hill is a challenging climb along the route, offering cyclists a chance to test their climbing skills and enjoy panoramic views from the top.

91 km

HexhamTown

Hexham is a historic market town that is worth a visit. Take a break from your ride and explore the town's charming streets, stunning abbey, and local shops.