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Bothal Viaduct – Jubilee Well (1887) loop from Pegswood

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Bothal Viaduct – Jubilee Well (1887) loop from Pegswood

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Bothal Viaduct – Jubilee Well (1887) loop from Pegswood

00:51

7.58km

60m

Running

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

Last updated: May 6, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.19 km

Fallen Tree with Exposed Roots

Highlight • Natural

Be careful, there are a few steep banks and fallen trees along the route

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2.55 km

Bothal Viaduct

Highlight • Monument

The Bothal Viaduct, also known as Pegswood Viaduct, is one of two railway bridges over the Wansbeck. It was built between 1849 and 1850 to replace the original timber trestle …

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2.78 km

Nock's Nook Cave

Highlight • Historical Site

Old haunted cave of Nock in Whorral bank, there are a few small caves and old hidden dwellings along the route. Enter if you dare!

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3.57 km

Howburn Wood Picnic Area

Highlight • Rest Area

Good spot to take a rest for a bite to eat with a few tables in the middle of the forest.

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3.83 km

Jubilee Well (1887)

Highlight • Natural Monument

There are various stone carved monuments along the route so keep your eyes peeled

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3.87 km

Lady Chapel Shield Carving

Highlight • Structure

The shield is part of the remains of a 14th-century chapel known as the Lady Chapel. It's believed to have been constructed by the 1st Baron Ogle Robert, the owner of Bothal Castle.

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5.11 km

Bothal Mill Ruins and Riverside

Highlight • Structure

Stunning views of the river at the ruins of the old Bothal Mill

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6.53 km

Robin of Pegswood Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

Robin of Pegswood designed to symbolise the area's mining heritage and links to Sherwood Forest in Nottingham.
The piece was created by local artist Tom Maley, whose previous work includes …

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7.58 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.32 km

2.04 km

180 m

Surfaces

3.47 km

2.74 km

1.14 km

134 m

Elevation

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Weather

Friday 15 May

13°C

1°C

21 %

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Bothal Viaduct – Jubilee Well (1887) loop from Pegswood

Fallen Tree with Exposed Roots

Bothal Viaduct

Nock's Nook Cave

Howburn Wood Picnic Area

Jubilee Well (1887)

Lady Chapel Shield Carving

Bothal Mill Ruins and Riverside

Robin of Pegswood Sculpture

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