Visit Longframlington

Forestry England are pleased to welcome visitors back to certain parts of the forest as they continue clearing the remaining storm damage. Footpaths, fables and a wildlife-filled forest floor can all be discovered in the depths of Thrunton Woods. This enchanting woodland overlooks the Cheviot Hills and is home to hidden trails with spectacular viewpoints.

At the heart of Northumberland sits the Coquet Valley, where the River Coquet tumbles through open meadows and wild moorland. Flowing from the Upper Coquet to the charming town of Rothbury, its banks are a place of serenity for walkers and cyclists.

Cruise along the coast, roll beside rivers, and pedal to peaceful beauty spots in Northumberland. Experience everything from flat, family-friendly paths to intense mountain bike tracks, and venture into the county’s nooks and crannies that cars can’t reach.

Get away from it all in Northumberland National Park, one of England’s most tranquil locations. As the least-populated National Park in the UK, expect to discover peaceful beauty spots, lesser-known walking routes and untouched landscapes.

Northumberland has some of the most breathtaking scenery, most picturesque destinations to explore, all with a wide range of paths and routes just waiting for you. There're ample opportunities to amble across the county, miles of stunning Northumberland coastline to wander along, picturesque National Park trails to follow, Hadrian’s Wall walking routes and a wealth of fascinating history to discover.

Adorable puffins, lazing seals, magical dolphins and rare ospreys are just some of the array of wildlife in Northumberland. Go wild goat spotting in the Cheviots, take wildlife boat trips and tiptoe through forests to find deer peeking from the trees.