A-Z of WALKS and CATEGORIES

Area: Northumberland

'Around 1150 the "new town" of Alnmouth was founded by William de Vesci. The Earls of Norhtumberland ...
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Category Alnwick

[1] Alnmouth Village Walk - - - : [2] Lovers' Walk - - - : [3] Lesbury and the River Aln - - - : [4] ...
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Category Alnwick

[1] Alnwick 1 Hulne Park (8 miles) : - - : [2] Rothbury 1 Circular via Whitton to Thrum Mill (2.5 mi ...
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Category Alnwick

Bamburgh 'is notable for two reasons: the imposing Bamburgh Castle, overlooking the beach, seat of t ...
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'The high point of any visit to Belsay is the unique Quarry Garden, a fantasy of ravines, pinnac ...
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Category Castle Morpeth

Warning 'The town walls are steep and in some places dangerous. Please exercise caution if explo ...
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'Access through the dunes is via a well surfaced track, which is part of the National Cycleway n ...
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'For many years Bolam Lake has been a popular place for a day in the countryside. Take a leisure ...
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Category Castle Morpeth

Stocksfield 'lies in the angle between the Stocksfield burn and the River Tyne. Stocksfield itse ...
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Category Tynedale

'All the challenge walks in Northumberland (except Cragside and St Cuthbert's Way Challenge Walk whi ...
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Category Northumberland

'Online since 01 January 2006 and, with more than 422,000 current hits, this website is the leading ...
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Category Castle Morpeth

'Please note this walk has fairly strenuous sections in places. Walkers should be fully prepared for ...
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Category Tynedale

Craster to Low Newton Coastal Walk 'For a bracing and beautiful coastal walk, Northumberland is with ...
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Category Alnwick

'Inner Farne and Staple islands are those open to the public, please check opening times before ...
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Category Alnwick

'A Footsteps guided walk can take you to the wilder side of the Northumberland Coast, an Area of Out ...
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Category Northumberland

[1] Many of the routes are permissioned by landowners - enjoy the countryside and respect the livest ...
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Category Tynedale

'Haltwhistle was probably in existence in Roman times, as it is one of the closest approaches of ...
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Category Tynedale

'The army's red flag, which normally flies near the gate, does not apply to the Reserve, but do ...
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Category Alnwick

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Category Tynedale

'Isaac's Tea Trail is named after Isaac Holden, an itinerant tea seller and local philanthropist ...
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Category Tynedale

The Trail is in two circular sections centered on Haydon Bridge. Both routes begin near the railway ...
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Category Tynedale

'It is a completely new right of access, giving everyone the legal right to explore our coast for th ...
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'The 26-mile path encircles Kielder Water and is suitable for walkers, cyclists, horse riders, m ...
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Category Tynedale

'Berwick had become a sleepy market town when the painter L S Lowry (1887-1976) discovered it in 193 ...
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Category Castle Morpeth

Why set up? 'Social/economic: Idealism of the sixties. The (then) fuel crisis and doom-laden predict ...
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Also offer: 'Navigation Courses and Hill Skills Courses in the North of England including Northumber ...
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Category Northumberland

'In August 2007 Sean Henry's "Couple" sculpture - a 12.5 metre high artwork (twice the height of ...
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'If on any of these walks you find obstructions, or damage to stiles or footbridges which make paths ...
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Category Northumberland

'The AONB was designated in 1958 and covers 39 miles of coast from Berwick to the Coquet estuary. Wi ...
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Category Northumberland

'The route mainly follows rights of way (footpaths and bridleways) but in some places follows beache ...
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Category Castle Morpeth

'You can use the Map to plan your countryside visit, discover information about public rights of way ...
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Category Northumberland

'Around 1100 kilometres of rights of way provide the focus for accessing the special area of Northum ...
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Category Northumberland

'Members of the public are very welcome to attend forum meetings which, though not public meetings, ...
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Category Northumberland

'We are more interested in finding what remains of our industrial heritage, in good company, ideally ...
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Category Northumberland

'During the Spring and Summer, Northumberland National Park and Active Northumberland are working wi ...
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Category Northumberland

'The information provided about each walk is a record of the route at the time we followed it and ph ...
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Category Northumberland

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Category Northumberland

'In the Groups section ... you will find downloadable details of the current walks programme for eac ...
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Category Northumberland

[1] Wagonway Walk - - - : [2] Holywell and Sluice Walk - - - : [3] Holywell Dene and Old Hartley ...
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'You will find castles, coastline, islands, scenic river valleys, hills, attractive vill ...
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Download from the Website four PDFs: [1] Otterburn Open Access Map - - - : [2] Otterburn Controlled ...
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Category Northumberland

'The LDWA organises many challenge and local group walks, as well as listing many more organised by ...
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'The park is a popular area for informal activities such as walking, bird watching and picnickin ...
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