Northumberland Short Walks Made Easy

Short Walks Made Easy Guide to Northumberland, featuring 10 outstanding walks designed for a range of abilities.

Focusing on:

• 10 easy going selected walks
• Accessible routes
• Stunning scenery in quieter areas
• Easy parking and public transport
• Suitable for dogs
• The stories behind each walk
• Nature notes
• Refreshment stops
• Taking your time without taking all day

Walks are clustered around:

• Berwick-upon-Tweed
• Bamburgh Castle
• Wooler Common
• Dunstanburgh Castle from Craster
• Alnwick
• Warkworth
• Kielder Water
• Shaftoe Crags
• Hadrian’s Wall
• River Tyne at Hexham

There is so much to explorer and enjoy throughout Northumberland, England’s most northerly county and sixth largest by area: from stunning beach and bracing North Sea backdrop at Bamburgh Castle, part of the North Northumberland Heritage Coast, to the epic spectacle of Hadrian’s Wall – a World Heritage Site – at Cawfield Crags, and the expensive reservoir and extensive woodlands of Kielder Forest Park.

The carefully chosen walks in this guide seek out the gentler side of the Northumberland, each packed with breathtaking views – this really is a spectacular part of Britain.