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The village is notable for the nearby Bamburgh Castle, a castle which was the seat of the former Kings of Northumbria, and for its association with the Victorian era heroine Grace Darling, who is buried there.
Belford
Seahouses
Timings:
Feature:
Road Closures:
Parking:
Sprint 1:
Specialist riders within each team will sprint through Bamburgh towards the Sprint 1 finish line just outside Seahouses
Estimated Time of Arrival: 13:10.
The lead cars and outriders will arrive around 20 minutes ahead of the lead riders.
There will be a full road closure on the B1342 and B1340 between Belford and Seahouses between 12:00-14:00
There will be no roadside parking permitted on the route. There is a car park opposite the entrance to the Castle and additional parking may be found in a field at the other end of the village near the church.
Please park considerately to avoid blocking the route and inconveniencing others.
More Info:
For things to see and do in Bamburgh, go to visitnorthumberland.com
Why not visit Bamburgh Castle as part of your day?
