October 13, 2023
If you're an adventure seeker and love the thrill of conquering challenging peaks, then Blencathra in the Lake District is a must on your hiking bucket list.
- All
- 0 to 3 miles
- 11 miles plus
- 4 to 7 miles
- 7 to 10 miles
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- County Durham
- Craghoppers
- Distance
- Easy
- Europe
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- Footwear
- Grade
- Hard
- How to guide
- Jack Wolfskin
- Jackets
- Keela
- Lake District
- Locations
- Medium
- Northumberland
- Northumberland Coast Path
- Rest of the World
- Scottish boarders
- St Oswald's Way
- Trousers & Shorts
- Walks
June 21, 2023
A walk of three elements, peaks – fells – river waterfalls. This walk has something for everyone, not too difficult but with great views and tranquil walks along a burn with some stunning waterfalls. It all adds up to a great day, which should not be missed.
June 2, 2023
A walk of great variation. We take in river and wooded trails, and ruins dating back to the 13th century. We trek along a magnificent gorge, before returning through the ancient woodland of Briarwood Bank. A great day of tranquillity waits.
April 24, 2023
Another great walk in the Northumberland National Park, starting from Ingram heading over the north fells, with great views. Then dropping back into Ingram Valley at Hartside Farm, before heading over the southern fells, and ending up at Ingram once again. Ensure you have you map and compass with you.
April 21, 2023
If you want a walk which challenges you and offers so much varied walking, this one is for you. We explore some great paths and fells, with breath taking scenery from The Cheviot trig point, before the delights of numerous waterfalls as we trek through Hen Hole.
April 12, 2023
This is a picturesque walk with a lot of variation in walking, as we head along the River Tyne then pass through a number of Northumberland villages before picking up the River Tyne again on our walk back to the conclusion in Wylam.
April 12, 2023
February 16, 2023
This is a great walk to take you away from day to day life with plenty to experience on the way. The path takes us across moors and fells, forest paths, where we trek along St Oswald’s Way before a tranquil walk around Fontburn Reservoir. We take in a disused rail track and some great views from the trig point as we conclude the walk. This can all be experienced in a medium intensity walk of 8.55 miles.
January 18, 2023
A great days walking. Taking in some places of genuine historic interest, some fabulous views, from a relatively low altitude. All of the benefits of climbing without the climb. What a great days walking, the trail is 9.25 miles with very little climbing.
This is a easy grade walk (5 Km – 3 Miles), with some great scenery, varied walking along trails and breath taking coastal views.
Remember, there is also a fly through video on YouTube