Ultimate Road Cycling Adventure in Tees Valley and Durham

A road cycling route starting from Billingham

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Embark on an epic road cycling journey through the stunning landscapes of Tees Valley and Durham

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This challenging road cycling route takes you through Tees Valley and Durham, covering a distance of 122 km. Starting in Billingham, the route passes through Middlesbrough, Redcar, Skelton in View, Danby Beacon, Lealholm, Rosedale Abbey, Abbey Heads, Westerdale, Brown Hill, Great Ayton, and ends near Mound. With a high level of ascent and distance, this route is recommended for experienced cyclists seeking an epic adventure. Along the way, you will encounter breathtaking coastal views, picturesque villages, and scenic countryside routes.

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122 km

1679 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Locality center

Billingham: Coastal rides and scenic countryside exploration.

Billingham, located in Tees Valley and Durham, United Kingdom, offers a decent cycling experience. The locality itself may not have any famous cycling spots or climbs, but it provides a good starting point for exploring the surrounding area. Cyclists can enjoy rides along the scenic coastline, explore nearby nature reserves and parks, and follow quiet country lanes. The region offers a mix of flat terrain and some rolling hills, providing variety for cyclists of different preferences.

6 km

MiddlesbroughTown

Middlesbrough, a bustling industrial town, offers a range of cultural attractions including museums, art galleries, and theater performances.

19 km

RedcarTown

Redcar's long sandy beach is a popular spot for kite flying, beach walks, and sunbathing during the summer months.

28 km

Skelton in ViewViewpoint

Skelton in View promises stunning vistas of the surrounding landscape and provides an excellent photo opportunity.

45 km

Danby BeaconViewpoint

Danby Beacon, situated within the North York Moors National Park, impresses with panoramic views of the North Yorkshire coast.

51 km

LealholmVillage

Lealholm, a quaint village near the River Esk, offers cyclists a peaceful and idyllic experience with its picturesque surroundings.

75 km

Rosedale AbbeyVillage

Rosedale Abbey, a former Cistercian abbey, is a peaceful village nestled in the beautiful valley of Rosedale, presenting picturesque views to cyclists.

76 km

Abbey Heads201 mPeak

Abbey Heads provides a tranquil and scenic setting for cyclists to enjoy before continuing their challenging journey.

88 km

WesterdaleVillage

Westerdale, situated within the North York Moors National Park, features stunning landscapes, including moorland and wooded valleys.

95 km

Brown Hill278 mPeak

Brown Hill offers a serene and remote experience, allowing cyclists to admire the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside.

103 km

Great AytonVillage

Great Ayton, a charming village in North Yorkshire, has historical significance as the birthplace of Captain James Cook and features beautiful countryside vistas.