Route Length: 31.602 miles
Ascent: 1230 ft
Descent: 1230 ft
Hills: 31.9% uphill, 32.6% downhill, 35.6% flat
Terrain: Mixed
Start Coordinates: Latitude 52.959486, Longitude 0.587397
No | Miles | Turn | Directions |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 0.471 | Turn Left | onto Ringstead Road |
2 | 1.062 | Keep Left | onto Beacon Hill |
3 | 2.234 | Turn Left | onto Burnham Road |
4 | 2.238 | Turn Right | onto Docking Road |
5 | 3.928 | Turn Left | onto Ringstead Road |
6 | 5.265 | Turn Left | onto Chequers Street |
7 | 9.008 | Keep Left | onto Barmer Road |
8 | 9.026 | Turn Left | onto Barmer Road |
9 | 9.290 | Turn Right | |
10 | 10.175 | Turn Slight Left | onto Docking Road |
11 | 10.751 | Turn Right | onto Fakenham Road |
12 | 10.835 | Keep Left | onto Bircham Newton Road |
13 | 13.084 | Turn Slight Left | onto Stanhoe Road |
14 | 13.133 | Turn Left | |
15 | 13.274 | Turn Right | onto Green Hill Lane |
16 | 13.993 | Turn Left | onto Crow Lane |
17 | 13.998 | Turn Right | onto Back Lane |
18 | 14.031 | Turn Slight Left | onto Lynn Road |
19 | 14.041 | Keep Right | onto Bircham Road |
20 | 15.480 | Turn Left | |
21 | 16.443 | Keep Left | |
22 | 16.756 | Turn Right | onto Shernborne Road |
23 | 17.431 | Keep Right | onto Anmer Road |
24 | 19.033 | Keep Right | onto Vicarage Lane |
25 | 19.063 | Turn Right | onto Vicarage Lane |
26 | 19.840 | Turn Left | onto Bircham Road |
27 | 20.891 | Turn Left | onto Saint Thomas's Lane |
28 | 20.979 | Turn Right | |
29 | 21.209 | Keep Left | |
30 | 21.320 | Turn Sharp Right | onto Park Lane |
31 | 21.440 | Turn Left | onto Park Lane |
32 | 21.577 | Turn Left | onto Lynn Road |
33 | 21.619 | Turn Right | onto Station Road |
34 | 22.146 | Turn Left | onto Dersingham Bypass |
35 | 22.208 | Turn Right | onto Beach Road |
36 | 22.421 | Turn Left | onto Common Road |
37 | 22.918 | Turn Left | onto Dersingham Bypass |
38 | 22.990 | Turn Right | onto Common Road |
39 | 23.351 | Keep Right | onto Alma Road |
40 | 23.369 | Turn Right | onto Lynn Road |
41 | 23.392 | Turn Left | onto Old Church Road |
42 | 23.755 | Turn Left | onto School Road |
43 | 25.841 | Turn Sharp Right | onto Heacham Road |
44 | 26.038 | Turn Left | onto Ringstead Road |
45 | 26.872 | Turn Right | onto Thornham Road |
46 | 29.229 | Turn Right | onto Burnham Road |
47 | 29.368 | Turn Left | onto Beacon Hill |
48 | 31.130 | Turn Right | onto High Street |
49 | 31.602 | Finish |
The Thornham Loop is a scenic e-bike route nestled in Norfolk, England. It is approximately 25 miles (40 km) long, and circles through Thornham, taking riders on a journey through lush woodlands, serene coastlines, and quaint English villages. It is an excellent route for enthusiasts of all levels, thanks to the versatility and support provided by the Engwe E26 and Engwe L20 e-bikes.
The journey begins in the charming village of Thornham. Known for its traditional English ambiance, Thornham offers a quaint starting point with various amenities for cyclists. Before starting the loop, take a moment to visit the St Mary’s Church, an architectural gem dating back to the 13th century. The initial section comprises flat, well-maintained paths that are perfect for warming up your legs and getting acquainted with your e-bike.
From Thornham, the route heads towards Holme-next-the-Sea, passing through idyllic countryside and scenic coastal paths. The Engwe e-bikes, with their comfortable suspension and pedal-assist modes, make this part of the journey smooth and enjoyable. The sand dunes and beach views offer perfect spots for a brief stop to soak in the natural beauty.
Next, the route takes you through Old Hunstanton. This section offers a mix of narrow country lanes and broader trails through scenic landscapes. A highlight of this stretch is the spectacular views of the North Sea.
Leaving Old Hunstanton, the route moves towards Brancaster. This segment provides a delightful mix of countryside paths and coastal trails, making it a favorite among nature enthusiasts. With the powerful assistance from your Engwe e-bike, even the occasional incline becomes a breeze.
From Brancaster, the loop leads to Burnham Market, often referred to as "Chelsea-on-Sea" due to its charming ambiance and boutique stores. This section is a mix of gentle inclines and flat terrain, offering plenty of opportunities to explore on and off the bike.
The final section brings you back to Thornham. This stretch offers a satisfying conclusion to the loop with predominantly flat paths, ensuring a smooth and effortless conclusion to your journey. Take the time to reflect on the serene landscapes and diverse attractions you’ve encountered along the way.
Completing the Thornham Loop on an Engwe e-bike is a fulfilling and delightful experience. The Engwe E26 and Engwe L20 e-bikes provide an excellent blend of comfort, power, and versatility, making them perfect for this route. Each section of the loop offers unique attractions and scenic beauty that will leave you wanting to explore more.
For more information about our e-bikes and to plan your next adventure, please visit ebikeride.co.uk. We hope this guide helps you enjoy the Thornham Loop to its fullest, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Happy cycling!