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Climbing Cochrane Pike with a height of 335mtrs might not be the biggest climb around, however, it can be physical and needs determination. Towards the summit is exposed land where wind conditions tend to be harsher. Low level cloud can restrict distant visibility. The surface does have sections of peat / bogland but it is easy to pick a better, firmer ride line around the edges of worse spots. Once at the top the following downhill section is great to ride on. Fast flowing, but on some slightly rocky double tracks, your speed picks up and then vision diminishes due to excessive vibration. Keep the brakes on if you chose as picking a decent ride line and seeing potential parts of the track that you need to avoid, can be difficult on this high speed downhill section.

One of Nortumbria's most picturesque villages, Harbottle's street of pale sandstone buildings in a delight. The Star Inn is the heart beat of the village, serving as an information point and local shop as well as the usual. Local points of interest include Harbottle Castle, today a medieval ruin and the Drake Stone, which is said to have supernatural healing powers.

Here, you are afforded a fantastic view over the serene Harbottle Lake. Please be aware, though, the bog surrounding the lake is dangerous with very deep water underneath it, so make sure you do not stray from the footpath.

A super cool and tranquil bridge crossing over the Usway and a very pretty section of the trail. The views up and down the valley are particulary nice.

At the heart of the national park sits the Coquet Valley with its river tumbling down its length like a wet snake. Wide open meadows and wild moorland is its trademark signature as it flows onwards to the charming town of Rothbury, its banks are a place of serenity for walkers, runners and cyclists.

This is a stunning section of the trail and so tranquil and serene. There are great valley views to be had and more than anything the Coquet is at its best here and looks stunning weaving its wet tail down towards Green Side hill.

At the heart of Northumberland sits the Coquet Valley, where the River Coquet tumbles through open meadows and wild moorland. Flowing from the Upper Coquet to the charming town of Rothbury, its banks are a place of serenity for walkers, runners and cyclists.

A super lovely bridge crossing spot over the Usway and an incredibly pretty section of trail. If you are going to have a break this is the place to take it.