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Cockermouth Whythop, Brigham Cycle Route



England > Cumbria > Main Street Cockermouth
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Cycle Route Details
Route NameCockermouth Whythop, Brigham
Distance : miles (km)17.88  (28.77)
Duration(hh:mm)01:42
Difficulty
Posted ByMim
Calories Burned kcal
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Cycle Route Location
CountryEngland
Town/CityMain Street Cockermouth
County/RegionCumbria
Start LocationMain Street Cockermouth
End LocationMain Street Cockermouth
Cycle Steps
Head East on main street and up past the castle - follow road through Embleton, and ignore any r turns which take you onto A66, until the road bends fairly sharply left - You take the right, although it feels like you are going ahead. Takes you to crossroads on A66 - go across and take next right, and then following right. Follow up hill towards Whythop. Follow this road all the way and eventually you reach a crossroads a B road. Go across, heading to Eaglesfield. You reach another crossroads at a A road, with school on left on the corner. Go straight ahead, through the village, and follow the road through to Brigham. T junction in village turn left - ignore signs to Cockermouth and head through the village. eventually you come to the A66 - briefly turn right then on your left is a snicket onto Brigham road in Cockermouth - follow to the end and turn left and head back into town.

Good for short ride for newer riders, or quick before/after work blast for others
Landmarks/Pubs for lunch/Sites to see?
4play cycles Cockermouth - various pubs but not always open, so be self sufficient. Village shop in Brigham

Near By Cycle Shops
4play cycles
Cycling Clubs located in this region
Cumbria42
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