6 guides in Northumberland
Hadrian's Wall Path: Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway
A 137.9-kilometre National Trail following the line of Hadrian's Wall from Segedunum at Wallsend to the Solway coast at Bowness, with 1,040 metres of ascent through industrial edges, pastoral farmland and the exposed ridge country of the central Whin Sill.
Hedgehope Hill via Langleeford
A direct out-and-back from Langleeford over Housey Crags and Long Crags to Hedgehope Hill.
Simonside via Lordenshaws
The classic Lordenshaws out-and-back along the sandstone escarpment to Simonside.
Pennine Way: Edale to Kirk Yetholm
A strenuous 412.7 km main-route GPX from Edale to Kirk Yetholm, with 9,017 m of ascent, sixteen natural stages and enough moorland to recalibrate your idea of ‘a bit damp’.
Windy Gyle via Cocklawfoot
A direct out-and-back from Cocklawfoot to Windy Gyle and Russell's Cairn on the border ridge.
The Cheviot via Scald Hill from Harthope Valley
A direct 10.8 km out-and-back to Northumberland's highest summit via Scald Hill, with 607 m of ascent, wet peat and an exposed plateau.