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Thorpe Thewles Station – Hurworth Burn Reservoir loop from Station House Tea Rooms

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Thorpe Thewles Station – Hurworth Burn Reservoir loop from Station House Tea Rooms

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Thorpe Thewles Station – Hurworth Burn Reservoir loop from Station House Tea Rooms

01:16

20.1km

110m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 4, 2026

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216 m

Wynyard Woodland Park Visitor Centre and Café

Highlight • Cafe

This is the Visitor Center at Wynyard Woodland Park. Here you can rest comfortably, eat a piece of cake and drink a tea with milk. At Wynyard Woodland Park, which stretches around the café, you can take beautiful walks and enjoy nature.

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289 m

Thorpe Thewles Station

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Nice little cafe within a, no longer used, railway station.

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675 m

Wynyard Woodland Park – Thorpe Wood

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Wynyard Woodland is a lovely nature spot that's great for cycling and mountain biking. A network of trails criss-cross through the woodland and colourful wildflower meadows. There's also a cafe at the entrance to the park for an all-important cake break.

If you enjoy losing yourself in the night sky, check out the park's planetarium and observatory. You can find information about their events here: cadas-astro.org.uk

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3.64 km

Wynyard Woodland Park Black Squares Trail

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Wynyard Woodland Park - Black Squares

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4.32 km

Castle Eden Walkway Bridge Over the A689

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Bridge that takes you over the A689 which is found on the castle Eden cycle track

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10.1 km

Hurworth Burn Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

Nice spot on a summers day to stop for a picnic and a breather whilst cycling this stretch of the Castle Eden Walkway, which is part of National Cycle Network 1.

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