Ludford Bridge – Ludlow Town Centre loop from Pipe Aston

Ludford Bridge – Ludlow Town Centre loop from Pipe Aston

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Ludford Bridge – Ludlow Town Centre loop from Pipe Aston

01:10

11.9km

270m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 4.40 km for 73 m

After 5.79 km for 63 m

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4.42 km

View of Ludlow and Ludlow Castle from Whitcliffe Common

Highlight • Forest

Possibly one of the best vantage points to enjoy the Shropshire market town of Ludlow, Whitcliffe Common is a wonderful place to explore. Best enjoyed on foot thanks to the …

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4.45 km

View of Ludlow

Highlight • Viewpoint

After great descent you see fantastic panorama view for Ludlow

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5.34 km

Ludford Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

This gorgeous, Grade I-listed bridge connects the village of Ludford to the historic town of Ludlow. Spanning the River Teme, the bridge was the site of a small battle during …

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5.98 km

The Feathers Hotel

Highlight • Other

Built in 1619 the hotel is still trading today!

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6.15 km

Ludlow Town Centre

Highlight • Historical Site

Ludlow is a medieval market town and has more beautiful buildings than you can shake a stick at. With cobbled streets and black and white timbered buildings, it's an incredibly picturesque location.

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6.23 km

Ludlow Market

Highlight • Settlement

Great to see a flourishing market

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6.38 km

Ludlow Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

One of the earliest stone castles in England, this remarkable Norman castle stands over the River Teme in the historic town of Ludlow. Almost 1,000 years old, the ruins are …

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6.79 km

Dinham Bridge with a view of Ludlow Castle

Highlight • River

Medieval bridge with a great view of Ludlow castle. Riding in or out of Ludown, just stop and appreciate the number of people that have crossed this bridge since the 12th Century.

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