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Views of the sea – Holkham Hall Loop from Knights Hill Hotel, King's Lynn

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Views of the sea – Holkham Hall Loop from Knights Hill Hotel, King's Lynn

Abacus Hotels (scroll down to view) planned a road ride

April 13, 2022

Views of the sea – Holkham Hall Loop from Knights Hill Hotel, King's Lynn

Moderate

04:32

96.1km

21.2km/h

620m

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

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7.62 km

The Avenue, Sandringham Estate

Highlight • Cycleway

Nice to ride through the queens back garden. There is a punchy little climb in here somewhere as well.

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32.2 km

View of Brancaster Hall, the Sea, and Offshore Turbines from Norfolk Coast National Landscape

Highlight • Viewpoint

Considering it’s a quiet NCN route it was quite busy with cars on our ride and was constantly having to stop to let cars pass by!

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34.7 km

The Red Lion

Highlight • Pub

Decent beer, good pub grub and a beer garden where you can keep your bike safe.

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42.1 km

The Lookout Cafe, Holkham National Nature Reserve

Highlight • Cafe

A great place to stop here, at the nature reserve: with the Outlook Cafe, guided nature walks, bird-watching points, toilets & parking. The NCN route runs right past the entrance.

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44.7 km

Holkham Hall

Highlight • Historical Site

18th-century Holkham Hall is one of the most magnificent stately homes in Norfolk, if not the whole of East Anglia.

Best of all for cyclists, you can ride for free …

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45.6 km

The Avenue and Obelisk, Holkham Park

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Avenue at Holkham Park leads to The Obelisk, which was completed in 1732 as a statement of intent to build a grand hall. The Obelisk rises 25m high at …

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