Glanton 최고의 러닝 경로

Good spot to refill water bottles if you’re running low.

Beautiful shallow river crystal clear water

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.

Salmon spawning ground

Heading west you start to see the scale of the hills climbs ahead. There are some good viewing points in this area, where you can see in many directions. The scenery is very nice on a good weathers day

Heading west out of Glanton on Turnpike Road. Climbing slightly heading towards the Cheviot Hills. Good views, friendly people sitting outside at the pub wanting to talk as getting ready to go on the bike.

Ingram Village Hall is situated on the edge of Northumberland National Park in the village of Ingram. It hosts several activities and entertainments throughout the year. It can also be used as an overnight stop.

Located close to the hamlet of Branton, Branton Lakes Nature Reserve provides 29 hectares of diverse habitat for numerous species of plants, birds and other wildlife. The site centres on two lakes with surrounding grassland for grazing animals and woodland pasture fringing the site.