Whorlton Suspension Bridge – Winston Bridge loop from Barnard Castle

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Whorlton Suspension Bridge – Winston Bridge loop from Barnard Castle

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Whorlton Suspension Bridge – Winston Bridge loop from Barnard Castle

03:01

50.6km

310m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 30, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 48.4 km for 116 m

Waypoints

Start point

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7.24 km

Whorlton Suspension Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

This bridge is now closed to all with no way of crossing because of high fences. It will be closed for at least another year. Quite a pain for us …

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7.24 km

Whorlton Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Whorlton Bridge is a historic suspension bridge across the River Tees. Built between 1829 and 1831, it is the UK's oldest road suspension bridge with the deck totally supported by …

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15.5 km

Winston Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

Really nice place to stop for freshman break with really nice views.

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21.3 km

Eppleby Village Green

Highlight • Structure

The village green in spring is covered in daffodils.

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21.3 km

Eppleby Village Shop & Tea Room

Highlight • Rest Area

A very friendly place to stop and very welcoming to cyclists and even have kit to help if your unfortunate enough to break down👍🏻

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24.9 km

Nine Acre Plantation

Forest

32.5 km

Forcett Fundamental Bench Mark

Highlight • Structure

Forcett Fundamental Bench Mark
County of Yorkshire Trig Pillar

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33.5 km

Garden Wood

Forest

48.4 km

The Bowes Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

The Bowes Museum is an art museum of national importance. It also runs a variety of activities and events throughout the year for the whole family.

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49.5 km

Barnard Castle Market Cross

Highlight • Historical Site

A market was established below the castle in the 13th-c. The impressive octagonal stone pavilion of the Market Cross was built in 1747. The arcade surrounding its base once sheltered …

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