Northumberland

February 16, 2023
Published by David on February 16, 2023
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Historic Market Town of Morpeth, Surrounding Countryside & River Walking.

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
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January 18, 2023
Published by David on January 18, 2023
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Wark Circular, taking in Ravensheugh Crags and The Goatstones, great views along the way.

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
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January 4, 2023
Published by David on January 4, 2023
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Dunsdale to West Hill – Looking for World War II Wreckage in the Cheviot Hills.

This is a relatively short walk (4.7 Miles), but reasonably demanding. We take in two sites where aircraft came down during World War II, and also peak on West Hill. The conditions in December were not great, but it was still a very rewarding day out. 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
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November 18, 2022
Published by David on November 18, 2022
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Sweethope Loughs – 3 Lakes, Ruined Towers and Fell Walking

This is a relatively easy 13 mile walk with lots of interest along the way. We pick up part of St Oswald’s Way path during the walk. Launching Plan Watch Walk’s new partnership agreement with OS Maps, and the introduction of full GPS routing, which is now available for all our walks.
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