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Wark Bridge – Chollerton St Giles Church loop from Hexham

Lloyd Vincent

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Wark Bridge – Chollerton St Giles Church loop from Hexham

Lloyd Vincent planned a road ride

March 1, 2026

Wark Bridge – Chollerton St Giles Church loop from Hexham

Moderate

03:15

60.8km

18.7km/h

660m

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Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

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After 59.3 km for 84 m

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17.0 km

Climb Towards Mary Hill Bird of Prey Centre

Highlight • Climb

Watch out for oncoming traffic on this single track road. There are lay-bys every now and then for passing.

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26.7 km

Wyate Bridge

Highlight • Structure

The old bridge across the Warks Burn at Whygate. The bridge has 1962 inscribed on it.

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37.6 km

Wark Bridge is an iron bridge spanning the River North Tyne.

It carries a single-lane narrow roadway on an iron superstructure borne on stone pillars.

It's a lovely spot for taking in the pretty river views.

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46.8 km

Chollerton St Giles Church

Highlight • Historical Site

13th century church restored in the 19th century

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47.1 km

View of Collerford Stone Bridge and Countryside

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

Lovely views of the surrounding countryside just after passing through Collerford.

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49.4 km

View of the North Tyne from Chollerford Bridge

Highlight • Viewpoint

Chollerford Bridge spans the River North Tyne and provides wonderful views up and down the waterway. There is a footpath down to the river on the side without the traffic lights where you can go for a refreshing dip.

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49.5 km

Chollerford Riverside Swimming Spot

Highlight • River

There's a footpath down to the river on the side of the bridge without traffic lights. you can walk down to the Riverside (with bikes with a bit of a carry) and go for a mid-ride dip!

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