Walks in Corbridge
The charming Roman village of Corbridge is an excellent place to stay if you’re looking for refreshing walks in Northumberland.
Corbridge is a scenic hidden gem tucked along the River Tyne. It’s surrounded by rolling countryside and sits very close to the iconic Hadrian’s Wall. Its historical significance, friendly atmosphere, and opulent accommodation choices make this village a popular visit for everyone, from solo travellers and couples to big families.
Here are some of the best walks in, near, and around Corbridge for you to enjoy during your stay.
Corbridge river walks
The River Tyne is just a short stroll from Corbridge village centre, with plenty of walking routes to suit all ages and abilities. Grab your walking boots and watch the babbling water as you walk past.
Corbridge to Dilston riverside loop
Distance: 3.2km
Difficulty: Easy
This two-mile circular walk will take you to Dilston — the site of a deserted medieval village. All you need to do is follow the River Tyne around in a figure of eight.
Start at the free car park on the south side of Corbridge, head towards Dilston Hamlet, and then follow the B-road before cutting through fields back to your starting point. Along your way, you’ll see an old Roman road, the remains of an old Roman bridge, and excellent riverbank views.
Dog walks in Corbridge
Corbridge is a very dog-friendly village, and is filled with plenty of pubs, cafes, restaurants, and attractions that welcome four-legged friends. With this in mind, you’ll be sure to find a plethora of dog-friendly walking routes for you and your dog.
Corbridge riverside trail
Distance: 2km
Difficulty: Easy
The Corbridge riverside trail walk is completely flat, making it ideal for all breeds and sizes of dog. You’ll also be near all the dog-friendly pubs and shops in the village centre for a well-deserved post-walk refresh.
Start at the village car park just across the bridge, and follow the trail along the river. The best part is that this trail is fenced, so you can take your four-legged friends off leash for a proper adventure while knowing they are completely safe and secure.
Corbridge dog field
If your pups are yearning for a proper run-around to stretch their legs, Corbridge dog field is a secure and private 3.5-acre dog field that is easily accessible from the B632 — just a 7-minute drive away from the village centre.
Prices for one dog start at just £10 for one hour. Well worth it if you need to tire your pup out!
Corbridge Hadrian’s Wall walks
This former defensive fortification of the Roman province of Britannia is one of Northumberland’s most popular attractions. In fact, the nearest part of Hadrian’s Wall is only a 19-minute walk away from Corbridge village centre!
Whether you’re looking for long walks in Northumberland or short walks in Northumberland, there’s a Corbridge Hadrian’s Wall walk to suit.
Corbridge to Chollerford walk
Distance: 17km (one way)
Difficulty: Moderate
If you want to spend half a day exploring Northumberland’s vast farmlands to see the incredible 2nd-century wall and outposts in the flesh, this Corbridge to Chollerford walk is an excellent choice.
Head north-west to leave the village, pass by Corbridge’s Roman town, and follow the A69 north until you reach the Hadrian’s Wall path. From there, follow the UNESCO World Heritage Site until you cross over the River Tyne to Chollerford.
Walk alongside history in Corbridge, Northumberland
Corbridge is one of the most quaint and charming villages in Northumberland — a perfect place to stay if you wish to experience the best walks in Northumberland.
Plan your trip to Corbridge today with Visit Northumberland, and don’t hesitate to contact us if you need more advice or guidance. We’ll help you plan the ultimate Northumberland trip.