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St. Bees Coastal
Type:Cycle Route
Cumbria, CA22 2DB
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About
Most of this pleasant route follows signed sections of Hadrian’s Cycleway (72). St Bees village is reached following a free- wheeling descent to the Irish Sea where Wainright’s Coast to Coast Walk starts. The Priory Church of St Mary and St Bega has over a thousand years of history. The narrow undulating coast road south, with fine sea views, connects the villages of Nethertown and Braystones before wending its way back to Egremont along quiet back lanes with long views of the Lakeland fells. St Bees and Nethertown train stations are alternative starting points.Book Tickets
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Routes
- Description of route - Egremont, St Bees
- Length of route (miles) - 14
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
From Carlisle take the A595 to Cockermouth, go through Cockermouth heading for Egremont. From Penrith, take the A66 towards Keswick, then onto Cockermouth. Turn left at the main roundabout, signposted A5086 to Egremont.
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