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Warkworth Castle – Warkworth Castle loop from Whitton and Tosson

Warkworth Castle – Warkworth Castle loop from Whitton and Tosson

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Warkworth Castle – Warkworth Castle loop from Whitton and Tosson

03:43

74.2km

1,000m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 3, 2026

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Lee Plantation

Forest

13.5 km

Running Fox Bakery

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Great cakes and friendly people. 3 cakes for £5 on Wednesday

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34.3 km

Bench by the River Coquet

Highlight • Viewpoint

NCN1 doesn't actually follow the 'main' road through Warkworth, although it's easy to assume it does - and the village itself is worth visiting. But this little spot - on …

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34.7 km

Warkworth Castle

Highlight • Castle

Lying atop a steep hilltop above the river Croquet, Warkworth Castle is an impressive fortress with towered walls that remain largely intact. Built in the 12th century, the castle had …

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35.0 km

Warkworth Castle

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Warkworth is a picturesque and historic village on a rocky spur that is encircled by the River Coquet. The village’s main street has a mighty 12th-century castle at one end …

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50.0 km

Alnwick Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

THE ORIGINS OF ALNWICK CASTLE DATE BACK TO THE NORMAN PERIOD. SINCE 1309 ITS STORY HAS BEEN INTERTWINED WITH THAT OF THE PERCY FAMILY, A FAMILY WITH A HISTORY AS …

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55.9 km

Oxen Wood

Forest

57.4 km

View of The Cheviot

Highlight • Viewpoint

It’s steeper than you think! And longer than you think!!!

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67.5 km

Cragside House and Gardens

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Cragside is a statley home, formal garden and wider wooded parkland area managed by the National Trust.
Cragside was the first home with electritricity which was powered by a hydro …

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