Mountain Bike

45.1 miles

Distance

1,881 ft

Climb

-2,017 ft

Descent

1,162 ft

High Point

This ride follows National Cycle route 10 through the beautiful and tranquil Northumberland National Park, and over the border into Scotland. You start at Bellingham (known as the gateway to Kielder Forest) with an on road section which takes you along the River North Tyne, around Kielder Water and into the lovely Kielder Forest. The stretch around Kielder Water is spectacular and another lovely waterside run soon follows along the Lewis Burn. The ride then continues through the forest on cycle paths to Newcastleton in Scotland. Quiet roads then take you onto the finish point in Langholm on the River Esk.

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Bellingham to Langholm is a 45 mile less popular intermediate route located near United Kingdom. This hike primary route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 1,881 ft with a max elevation of 1,162 ft then descends -2,017 ft.

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Riding area

United Kingdom
Primary Activity

Hike
Other Activities
- Mountain Bike
- E-Bike
- Trail Running
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Point to Point
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

AM, XC
Direction

Both Directions
Physical rating

Moderate

More Stats for Bellingham to Langholm mountain bike route

Altitude change

-136 ft
Altitude min

264 ft
Altitude start

400 ft
Altitude end

266 ft
Grade

-0.1%
Grade max

-17.9%
Grade min

15.4%
Distance climb

23 miles
Distance down

20 miles
Distance flat

2 miles

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