Circular walking routes
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A barbican view of Hadrian's Wall
3.5 miles, 2 hours
A strenuous walk along Hadrian's Wall, taking in views of Steel Rigg and passing Sycamore Gap.View route details & downloads
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Allendale and River East Allen
2.5 miles, 1-2 hours
This circular walk takes you onto the hillside overlooking Allendale, before dropping down into the town and then following the River East Allen. There are many reminders of the once huge lead mining industry.View route details & downloads
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Blanchland and the Derwent Valley
1.5 miles, 1 hour
You’ll never forget this timeless stroll through one of England’s oldest and most beautiful villages with its striking mixed woodland situated right on the River Derwent.View route details & downloads
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Bolam Lake to Shaftoe Crags
6 miles, 4-5 hours
There’s something different everywhere you turn on this one! Peaceful farmland, border defences,weird and wonderful rock formations, woodland and lake views.View route details & downloads
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Chesters and Humsaugh
2.5 miles, 1 hour
An easy walk taking in the Walled Garden at Chesters Roman Fort, heading out towards Humsaugh then back again.View route details & downloads
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Copper Snout to Northumberland National Park
8 miles, 4-5 hours
Alwinton, the last village as you travel towards the head of the River Coquet, lies on the route of an ancient drove road - Clennell Street. This walk takes you into the hills beyond the village and returns along Clennell Street.View route details & downloads
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Corbridge and Aydon Castle
6 miles, 4-5 hours
Starting and ending at Corbridge this route takes you North in the direction of Hadrian's Wall along to Aydon Castle.View route details & downloads
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Craster, Howick and Dunstanburgh Castle
6 miles, 2-3 hours
A delightfully varied walk that is a microcosm of what Northumberland has to offer: rolling farmland, rich wildlife and flora, traditional fishing village, coastal views, stately home and gardens, and a dramatic ruined castle.View route details & downloads
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Haltwhistle Burn to Cawfields
6 miles, 4-5 hours
Starting and ending at Haltwhistle this route takes you North to Burnhead and Cawfields, crossing Roman Military Way and Vallum.View route details & downloads
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Holy Island of Lindisfarne Discovery
3 miles, 2-3 hours
Joined to the mainland by a causeway exposed twice daily at low tide, Holy Island or Lindisfarne is the cradle of England’s Christian heritage. The Castle and Priory, where the famous Gospels were written, can be visited from the route.View route details & downloads
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Humbleton Hill and The Cheviots
4 miles, 2-3 hours
Nestled at the foot of the Cheviot Hills, the bustling market town of Wooler is the starting point for this exhilarating walk with its equally exhilarating panoramic views from the top of Humbleton Hill.View route details & downloads
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Lambley and the South Tyne Valley
8 miles, 4-5 hours
This walk, in the nationally designated North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers you the chance to experience the area's fantastic birdlife and expansive moorland scenery - and the Lambley Viaduct.View route details & downloads
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Oakpool and River East Allen
4.5 miles, 2-3 hours
This walk takes you to Oakpool along the RIver East Allen before crossing the route of Allendale's former railway line, and then returning on the other side of the valley through farmland. The walk is on Rights of Way with stiles to cross.View route details & downloads
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Once Brewed to Housesteads
7.5 miles, 4-5 hours
A strenuous walk consisting of amazing views from Once Brewed, Roman Vindolanda and Housesteads.View route details & downloads
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Rothbury and Coquetdale Discovery
5 miles, 2-3 hours
The picturesque town of Rothbury, on the outskirts of Northumberland National Park, makes the perfect centre for a day in the hills.View route details & downloads
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Stone Stile and River East Allen
2.5 miles, 1-2 hours
This circular walk takes you along the River East Allen before turning towards Catton Village and then onto the edge of the moorland. In spring and summer there are many different birds to see.View route details & downloads
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Sycamore Gap to Housesteads Roman Fort
7 miles, 4-5 hours
This circular walk around one of Britain’s finest World Heritage Sites, Hadrian’s Wall, offers breathtaking views and a real appreciation of the sheer scale and achievement of this marvel of Roman history.View route details & downloads
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Survival Training UK Course
Dates:
Various dates throughout the summer. Call or visit website for details
07/04/2012-30/09/2012
Events next month
Survival Training UK Course
Dates:
Various dates throughout the summer. Call or visit website for details
07/04/2012-30/09/2012
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