Endless activities in Northumberland

Infinite adventures to find in Northumberland

From stirrups to surfboards, our adventure activities and watersports in Northumberland let you explore the county with the added thrill of getting your adrenaline and endorphins pumping. So step into your harness, secure your helmet, or zip up your wetsuit, and start exploring.

Take it down a notch

Slow things down with our wildlife, great outdoors and relaxed activities. We have gentle walking routes in Northumberland, fantastic bird watching opportunities, and incredible boat trips that are perfect for getting to know our wildlife and nature. Plus, we have informative tours great for feeding your mind with fascinating facts about Northumberland.

Walking Routes Across Northumberland: Scenic Trails, Market Town Walks & Coastal Paths

Offering some of the most varied walking routes in England, we have everything from short walks in Northumberland to challenging hikes across the county’s historic towns, coastline, and countryside. From walks in Bamburgh, walking routes in Corbridge, walks in Blanchland or walking routes in Hexham, to favourites such as walks in Seahouses and walking routes in Alnwick, Northumberland’s stunning landscape promises rural heritage, charming town and village walks, peaceful countryside trails and stunning seaside scenery.

Running Events in Northumberland: Parks, Trails & Community Runs

If you’re looking for running events in Northumberland, a wide variety take place throughout the year, making it a fantastic destination for runners of all levels. Popular events to get active in Northumberland include the Wild Deer Events trail series, which combine rugged terrain with impressive scenery, and a network of local Park Runs in towns such as Alnmouth, Morpeth and Hexham.

These runs are ideal for those searching for Northumberland trail running, wildlife trail races or inclusive park runs. For those looking for a longer stint, why not try the running trail through Kielder Forest and around its vast man-made lake? Many events also take place in the Northumberland National Park, offering runners a unique combination of fitness and nature.

Whether you’re training for a race or simply enjoy a social jog, Northumberland provides a welcoming and scenic environment for every runner.