Newbiggin-By-The-Sea Promenade – Newbiggin Beach loop from Pegswood

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Newbiggin-By-The-Sea Promenade – Newbiggin Beach loop from Pegswood

Hard

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Newbiggin-By-The-Sea Promenade – Newbiggin Beach loop from Pegswood

02:28

23.7km

120m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 16, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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9.41 km

Newbiggin Colliery War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

This memorial commemorates the sacrifices of Newbiggin Colliery workers in the Great War, it was created by Messrs. Cackett and Burns Dick.
It stands as a testament to the 575 employees who served, of whom 92 tragically lost their lives.

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10.7 km

View of Newbiggin Bay

Highlight • Viewpoint

Good spot to visit, plenty places to eat

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11.0 km

Newbiggin-By-The-Sea Promenade

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The promenade at Newbiggin-By-The-Sea is a popular walking area, plenty people use the wide pathways. There are pockets of sand that has been blown onto the surfaces by winds coming …

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11.5 km

Newbiggin Promenade and Hunkleton Stone

Highlight • Viewpoint

An Ice Age Boulder dragged to Newbiggin beach from Distant Northern Lands

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11.8 km

Newbiggin Beach

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A fantastic example of a beach in the north east of England. Golden sands and freezing cold water.

Well worth a stop off to explore the beach, the promenade and …

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11.8 km

Newbiggin Beach & Couple Sculpture

Highlight • Viewpoint

Newbiggin beach is a large sandy bay with a nice promenade and grassy area inland. Look out for Sean Henry's Couple sculpture standing out at sea.

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15.7 km

Wansbeck Lake

Highlight • Lake

Open all hours! A great place for a 5 mile circular walk

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17.4 km

Riverside Walk Along the River Wansbeck

Highlight • Viewpoint

The path cuts through the Riverside Park, following the banks of the River Wansbeck to its estuary. It's an idyllic walk through woodland and meadow, and also passes under the impressive North Seaton Railway Viaduct, or the Black Bridge.

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