This short, 5.6km route is a great way to see snippets of the city along the Quayside. The pathways are flat and paved. As this is a popular walking and cycling area, do be aware of others and walk your bicycle as you see fit.Tips for Beginners (and all cyclists):Choose the Right Bike: Begin with a
This cycling route starts at the magnificent Wylam Brewery and passes through Towns Moor, Nuns Moor, and Leazes Park before ending back at Exhibition Park. You can rent bikes here or on this website for bikes along the Tyne. You can also use Parkopedia to find parking spots near you before and after
This there-and-back route starts you off at Riverside Park, next to the River Tyne. Ride along the river to the historical living farm that recreated Anglo-Saxon life. Pass St. Paul’s Monastery to make your way to Ocean Beach Pleasure Park, where you can have a bit of fun and then casually ride alon
This 17km (10 mile) there-and-back cycle route extends your trip from The Angel of The North to Beamish, the Living Museum, through country lanes. You can rent bikes here or on this website for bike here along the Tyne. You can also use Parkopedia to find parking spots near you before and after your
This 44km (27 mile) there-and-back extension to our River Tyne West Circular cycle route takes you further out along the River Tyne cycle route 72, Hadrian’s Cycleway, all the way to the Roman Towns of Hexham and Corbridge. If you do this full extension on top of the River Tyne West Cycle route, the
This 13km (10 mile) circular cycle route will take you from Newcastle’s Quayside, along lanes by the River Ouseburn, into the beautiful Jesmond Dene Valley, the heart of chic Jesmond Village, across The Town Moor, into Leazes Park and then back along the Quayside and all along mostly cycle paths and
This 34km (21 mile) circular cycle route will take you from the central quayside area of Newcastle out along the River Tyne to the west, crossing over at the village of Wylam and coming back on the other side of the river. There are plenty of delightful places to stop, rest, eat, drink and shop alon
This 40km (25 mile) there-and-back cycle route will take you from the heart of Newcastle’s Quayside, along cycle lanes by the River Tyne, all the way to Whitley Bay on the coast (& back), and all along mostly traffic-free cycle paths or quiet roads. There are plenty of delightful places to stop, res
This 22km (14 miles) circular cycle route will take you from the heart of Newcastle’s Quayside, along cycle routes down to the iconic Angel of the North statue, then back along the historic Bowes Railway that is now reopened as a dedicated cycle track. There are plenty of delightful places to stop,
