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Welcome to Enjoy Northumberland
The essential guide to Northumberland attractions including what's on, entertainment listings, events, Northumberland hotels , restaurants and bars near Newcastle and Hadrian’s Wall.
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Cycling In Northumberland
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Cycling in Northumberland -
Cycling in Northumberland
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Cycling In Northumberland Northumberland is the UK's best kept cycling secret with miles of country roads and trails for you to enjoy when cycling in Northumberland. There are many popular routes for cycling in Northumberland including the Pennine Cycleway and the Reivers Cycle Route which offer excellent cycling in Northumberland for the keen cyclist. Northumberland National Park also offers some excellent cycling in Northumberland including Kielder and Wark Forrest which offer miles of traffic free forest trails for the total beginner up to the serious cyclist. The Enjoy Northumberland guide to cycling in Northumberland brings you the number one resource for anyone planning on cycling in Northumberland. See Enjoy Cycling for more cycling information.
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Facts about Northumbria
Hadrian's Wall was 80 Roman miles (73½ modern miles or 117 kilometres) long, Hadrian's Wall extendes west from Wallsend on the River Tyne to the shore of the Solway Firth.
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