Doğa yürüyüşleri - Northumberland County

A long day hike (or good trail running route - marathon distance!) around Hexhamshire and Hexhamshire Common, along a variety of quiet trails with varied scenery. Starting at Hexham Bus Station, with parking and train station nearby, this circular route consists of woodland, fields, tracks and open moorland.

Today, lots of sections of surviving wall are combined with stunning landscapes, to result in one of the most dramatic,  exciting and challenging stretches of the Hadrian's Wall Path.

Begin with an uphill climb to rejoin the Hadrian’s Wall Path, and then continue west beside the Military Road, discovering increasing evidence and more intact sections of the wall.

A walk along the beach to Seahouses and return via Annstead Dunes nature reserve.

Kickstart your epic Hadrian’s Wall Adventure with the first day that is distinctly lacking Hadrian’s Wall! (few sections survived Newcastle’s industrial expansion), none the less a beautiful walk along the River Tyne and through Newcastle awaits you.

A walk around the old border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland, visiting its medieval and Elizabethan ramparts and barracks

Today’s route between Once Brewed and Gilsland includes the highest point of the Hadrian’s Wall Path and some of the more intact sections of Hadrian’s Wall, passing through a mixture of undulating hills and open farmland.

St Cuthbert's Way is a 100-kilometre (62 mi) long-distance trail between the Scottish Borders town of Melrose and Lindisfarne (Holy Island)

A circular walk around the eastern half of Lindisfarne, or Holy Island, visiting the ancient priory, the Church of St Mary and Lindisfarne Castle (NB it's essential to check tide times before visiting the island)

From the village of Seahouses on the Northumberland coast, a walk along the beach to Bamburgh Castle, returning via St Oswald's Way