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Black Hag from Kirk Yetholm
Visorando Member
8.88 mi
+1,841 ft
-1,834 ft
5h 40
Moderate
Departure from Scottish Borders
This walk in the Northumberland National Park follows the England-Scotland border fence and starts from Kirk Yetholm. The walk uses the Pennine Way to reach Black Hag. The return route follows an alternative route of the Pennine Way back to the start.
A circuit of Doddington Moor
3.74 mi
+394 ft
-390 ft
2h 05
Easy
Departure from Doddington (Northumberland)
A short Northumberland walk that offers some great views south to the Cheviot Hills. Doddington Moor is home to a stone circle and many ancient cup and ring markings on stones spread across the area.
A circuit of Holy Island including Lindisfarne Castle
4.34 mi
+30 ft
-30 ft
2h 00
Easy
Departure from Holy Island (Northumberland)
This Northumberland walk makes an anti-clockwise circuit of Holy Island. The route includes Lindisfarne Castle and some wild coastal walking.
Holy Island, off the Northumberland coast, has many historic connections and sees many tourists. However, once away from the village and Lindisfarne Castle you will enjoy some wild coastal scenery in relative solitude.
⚠️The island cannot be reached at high tide so careful advance planning is necessary to complete the walk.
St Abbs Head
3.47 mi
+463 ft
-476 ft
2h 00
Easy
Departure from Scottish Borders
Circular walk to St Abbs Head. Great views of the cliffs and the lighthouse.
Brough Law, Cochrane Pike and Turf Knowe
5.15 mi
+1,083 ft
-1,086 ft
3h 20
Moderate
Departure from Ingram (Northumberland)
Escape the hordes and enjoy some archaeological delights
Windy Gyle from Coquet Valley
7.21 mi
+1,302 ft
-1,276 ft
4h 25
Moderate
Departure from Alwinton (Northumberland)
Windy Gyle is the key objective for this walk in the deserted hills of Northumbria. Starting in the beautiful Coquet Valley the walk crosses wild moorland and includes a section of the Pennine Way.
Harbottle Castle and the Drake Stone from Alwinton
5.52 mi
+633 ft
-640 ft
3h 05
Easy
Departure from Alwinton (Northumberland)
An easy circular walk from Alwinton; taking in the ruins of the castle at Harbottle and then up to the Drake Stone in the Harbottle Hills. Descend to Harbottle Lake and return via the forest path. Great views on a clear day.
The Dodd and Wether Cairn from Alwinton
9.42 mi
+1,647 ft
-1,657 ft
5h 45
Difficult
Departure from Alwinton (Northumberland)
This walk explores the hills that lie just inside the southern boundary of the Northumberland National Park at the head of Coquetdale. The hills in the southern part of the Northumberland National Park offer some fine walking. This route starts from the small village of Alwinton and follows paths, tracks and quiet country lanes for the most part. However some sections are pathless and a good sense of direction is necessary. The walk is best avoided if low cloud is covering the hills. Also do be prepared for some boggy areas especially after rain.
Clennell Street and River Coquet Circular from Alwinton
9.41 mi
+1,427 ft
-1,391 ft
5h 35
Moderate
Departure from Alwinton (Northumberland)
A lovely circular walk with a lot of interest via hill forts, ancient settlements, open moorland and riverside views. This version means fording the river at the end but a dry alternative is also given.
Kidland Forest Circular from Alwinton
20.48 mi
+1,978 ft
-1,991 ft
3 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Alwinton (Northumberland)
A good 20 mile route around Kidland Forest, starting from Alwinton. This can be done in either direction, but I prefer the way described, as it has one steep 10% climb and then undulates. Please note that there is forestry work taking place in 2025, so please avoid this route when logging is taking place, but enjoy it on weekends.
West Barns to Dunglass, Cockburnspath - Lothian
11.86 mi
+407 ft
-197 ft
5h 50
Easy
Departure from East Lothian
Ninth (final) leg of a 90-mile walk across the whole of the Lothians, using quiet footpaths, country parks, disused railway lines, river banks, tracks and the occasional minor road.
Lordenshaw Hill Fort, The Simonside Hills and Burgh Hill
8.16 mi
+1,316 ft
-1,306 ft
4h 55
Moderate
Departure from Hollinghill (Northumberland)
A circular walk with a lot of interest. From the prehistoric rock art, bronze age burial cairns and iron age hill fort at Lordenshaw, to the lovely scenic walk over the Simonside hills, to the iron age hill fort overlooking Great Tosson through to the tranquil return through the Simonside forest.
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