'The club was first established in 1936 and the first walk was on Sunday 8th November 1936.  Then there were 50 members and it was arranged that there would be walks alternating half day Saturday and a full day Sunday ...'

'A Walking Group for Ramblers members in their 20s, 30s & 40s.'

'Local Nature Reserves are vital to the health and wellbeing of Darlington's wildlife and the many hundreds of people who visit them during the year. The Council's Countryside Team currently manage all the wildlife areas in the Darlington Borough. These areas offer visitors an insight into nature wildlife with nature trails, educational visits, viewing platforms, information boards, jettys and artwork.'

Tees Valley Local Access Forum

Parks and Green Spaces [Darlington Borough Council]

'Darlington's West Cemetery on Carmel Road, is the final resting place of many of the town's most significant residents, with monuments dating from the height of Victorian funerary grandeur through to the present day. This guide helps visitors to the cemetery to locate the more notable graves and provides a brief background to their occupants using information on Darlington's history from various sources.'

About Darlington

'Looking for ideas and inspiration to help you start walking in your area? With an abundance of parks, woodlands and green open space, the Darlington and South Durham area is a playground ready to be explored.'

Darlington Borough Council and Durham County Council