The Kirknewton Hillfort Trail
We’ve been to Northumberland so much that we’ve completed nearly all the walks in our Cicerone and Pocket Mountains guides. Both of which are excellent, by the way. We’d happily repeat many of the walks…
View PostWe’ve been to Northumberland so much that we’ve completed nearly all the walks in our Cicerone and Pocket Mountains guides. Both of which are excellent, by the way. We’d happily repeat many of the walks…
View PostSimonside is always the first place I think of when people ask me for Northumberland recommendations. It’s got it all: quirky, rocky crags, far-reaching views and forest trails. Essentially, it’s Northumberland in miniature. We’ve been…
View PostDespite being frequent visitors to Northumberland, we’ve never made it to the county top. Standing at 815 metres, The Cheviot is one of the most remote hills you could wish to climb, and before now,…
View PostLast year was the first time in a long time that we didn’t make it up to Northumberland. Lots of driving up and down the country (mainly to Scotland) meant that we just couldn’t squeeze…
View Post2025 was the first year in a long time that we didn’t manage to squeeze in a trip to Northumberland. It’s one of our favourite places: super dog friendly, endless beautiful walking and plenty of…
View PostHaving been thoroughly spoiled with lovely weather at the weekends for most of this year, we finally faced a very grey and slightly miserable walk in the middle of October. Keen to avoid prolonged exposure…
View PostFinally, we’ve been making good our intentions to spend more time exploring the North Pennines AONB. After a slightly grey but still enjoyable trip to Cockfield Fell, we headed north again on the early May…
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