Long distance walks in Northumberland

Landmarks steeped in ancient history, beautiful beaches, and a variety of wildlife to see, the Northumberland Coast Path has something for everyone. With approximately 100km of coastline to explore - you definitely won’t be short of things to do.

Northumberland's stretch of St Cuthbert's Way covers remote, rugged countryside, picturesque, picnic-worthy riverbanks and striking, sweeping coast. Ending at Holy Island, it wraps up where St. Cuthbert began his religious life in 650AD.

Northumberland’s stretch of The Pennine Way takes you from the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, alongside Hadrian's Wall, through heathery moors in Northumberland National Park and to the tiny village of Bellingham.

Experience the serenity of Holy Island's beaches, be wowed by Warkworth’s castle and hermitage, and discover Northumberland's Roman heritage at Hadrian's Wall. There is something for everyone on the St Oswald's Way walk.

Follow in the footsteps of Romans with our walking routes, and see the best parts of Hadrian’s Wall. Visit Sycamore Gap and picture-perfect countryside, enjoy the views from the top of Steel Rigg and Housesteads Roman Fort.

Walk in the footsteps of the legendary tea seller Isaac Holden and discover hidden valleys and cross wild moors with stunning views across Northumberland and Cumbria.