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Quayside – Derwent Walk Loop from Manors

Kieran Proctor

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Quayside – Derwent Walk Loop from Manors

Kieran Proctor planned a bike ride

August 10, 2021

Quayside – Derwent Walk Loop from Manors

Hard

04:35

62.9km

13.7km/h

530m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 36.2 km for 403 m

After 41.8 km for 1.30 km

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7.45 km

Newcastle Quayside

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With numerous restaurants and bars, Quayside is the beating heart of Newcastle. The area along the river was once the centre of the industrial revolution in the city, home to …

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7.85 km

Tyne Bridge

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The Tyne Bridge is a defining symbol of Newcastle and an iconic landmark on the city landscape. The bridge was designed by the engineering firm Mott, Hay and Anderson, who …

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7.93 km

Remains of the Old Tyne Bridge Arches

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The original Tyne Bridge in Newcastle was a medieval stone arch bridge built around 1250, similar to the old London Bridge, with houses and shops built onto the bridge itself. …

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9.13 km

View of Newcastle's bridges over the River Tyne

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Newcastle upon Tyne is known for its impressive series of bridges that span the River Tyne, connecting the city to Gateshead. Within a distance of just 1.5 kilometers, you'll find …

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18.7 km

Newburn Bridge

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There is a pathway suitable for biking on the right side of the Newburn Bridge as you head south. The traffic was quiet on this day and not many cars …

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44.8 km

Derwent Walk

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Derwent Walk follows the route of the Derwent Valley Railway that carried industrial materials across the region. Since its closure, the area has been reclaimed by wildlife and become a …

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46.4 km