BERWICK
Hadrian’s Wall &
COAST & COUNTRY
WOOLER, FORD
& ETAL
& TILL VALLEY
North Pennines
ALNWICK
COAST & COUNTRY
ROTHBURY
& COQUETDALE
KIELDER WOODHORN
& REDESDALE & COAST
MORPETH & MID
NORTHUMBERLAND
What a combination! The natural beauty and splendour of the North Pennines
TION
A coupled with the unique World Heritage Site that is Hadrian's Wall. This part of
the county is home to the North Pennines area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
HADRIAN’S WALL
& NORTH PENNINES
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Hexham Abbey
H PENNINES A
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ALL & NOR
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W
HADRIAN’
Head to the south of Northumberland and you can explore the
ancient wonder of Hadrian's Wall and some spectacular landscapes.
The North Pennines feature tumbling waterfalls, sweeping moorland
views, dramatic dales and vibrant villages like Allendale or Blanchland.
Animal species that are scarce in the rest of Britain thrive in the North
Pennines and you may see red squirrels, otters, and black grouse as
well as thousands of pairs of wading birds.
Hadrian's Wall is at its most spectacular at the western edge of
Northumberland and some of its most famous sites, including
Housesteads, Vindolanda and Steel Rigg, are within walking distance
of one another.
ITINERARY BUILDER
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