Hexham 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Crossing Blanchland Moor is a great experience if you enjoy wide open landscapes. The scenery is rugged and peaceful with big skies and miles of moorland. A brilliant place to hike and enjoy the quiet of the Northumberland countryside.

Some great tracks and a mix of single and double. Some can be abused by motocrossers or 4WD so some of them are badly rutted

Can be pretty rutted after rain and motocrossers churning up the surface

North west and South west directions are decent stony tracks, leading to roads down to the Allen valley. SouthEast gets you to the ridable bit of Long Drag and down to Riddlehamhope.

Hexham Abbey is one of England's oldest and most impressive churches. The abbey was originally founded in 674 AD by St. Wilfrid, using stones from nearby Roman ruins. The oldest part—the Saxon crypt—is still intact and represents a rare remnant of early Christian architecture. Inside, you'll find stained glass, the Roman tombstone of Flavinus, a 1st-century standard-bearer, an impressive Phelps organ from 1974, and a frith stool (Saxon bishop's chair). Admission to the abbey is free, with a small charge for the crypt.

Hexham Abbey is one of England's oldest and most impressive churches. The abbey was originally founded in 674 AD by St. Wilfrid, using stones from nearby Roman ruins. The oldest part—the Saxon crypt—is still intact and represents a rare remnant of early Christian architecture. Inside, you'll find stained glass, the Roman tombstone of Flavinus, a 1st-century standard-bearer, an impressive Phelps organ from 1974, and a frith stool (Saxon bishop's chair). Admission to the abbey is free, with a small charge for the crypt.

Went North to South, had a fair old headwind which was tricky. The stones are fairly big in places and some soft loamy sand sections. I rode on 2.1" tyres, could be interesting on narrower gravel bike widths

Great tracks, and its handy to lean on