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Blyth South Beach – Beach Huts at Blyth loop from Blyth

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United Kingdom
England
North East England
Blyth

Blyth South Beach – Beach Huts at Blyth loop from Blyth

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5.0

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26

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Blyth South Beach – Beach Huts at Blyth loop from Blyth

01:48

7.10km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

Waypoints

A

Start point

Parking

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1

808 m

Spirit of the Staithes Sculpture, Blyth Quayside

Highlight • Structure

A piece of public art found at Blyth Quayside representing a full sized steam train and tender.

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2

1.43 km

Ridley Park Murals

Highlight • Monument

Other buildings are being painted. Take a moment to view and snack before you push on.

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3

3.22 km

Blyth beach

Highlight • Rest Area

Great for info and even has a little coffee shop

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4

3.32 km

Blyth South Beach

Highlight • Viewpoint

Colourful beach huts overlook the vast stretch of sand. The beach is a popular with surfers, and a great spot for observing marine wildlife. Look out for dolphins, seals, or porpoises out to sea.

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5

3.37 km

Beach Huts at Blyth

Highlight • Structure

These can be rented out for the day over the summer months.

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6

3.90 km

Ciccarelli Fish and Chips

Highlight • Cafe

wonderful food and drinks. can sit in or take away

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7

4.49 km

Blyth Bandstand

Highlight • Monument

Blyth Bandstand dates from c.1929.[1] It is situated by the South Beach promenade, in Beach Gardens, which were laid out by 1950. The bandstand is considered an iconic landmark and regularly plays host to live music.

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8

6.06 km

Blyth War Memorial (Cenotaph)

Highlight • Monument

Plain rectangular Cenotaph on two-stepped base. Name plaques on three faces. The names have been cast in the bronze in Roman capitals throughout, in four columns on the front face, and in three columns on the sides. The dedication is incised into the granite below the plaque, the top line in Gothic script and the rest in Roman capitals.

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7.10 km

End point

Parking

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.99 km

1.13 km

492 m

487 m

Surfaces

3.47 km

1.90 km

1.71 km

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Tuesday 7 July

25°C

15°C

2 %

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