Stroll around historic Hexham, book a guided tour, walk further afield in the surrounding countryside or along Hadrian's Wall. The local area is bursting with stunning walking routes suitable for all abilities.
Hexham Ramblers have a programme of weekly walks, usually on a Sunday, and in locations all over Tynedale. Visitors are very welcome visit www.ramblers.org.uk/hexham for more information.
Set on the banks of the River Tyne and just 15 minutes walk from the town centre, this country park offers easily accessible walking and cycling routes west along the river to Warden and beyond,...
The Sill is the UK’s National Landscape Discovery Centre at Once Brewed in the Northumberland National Park. The building is the result of an innovative partnership between Northumberland National...
Hadrian's Wall is Britain’s greatest Roman monument and World Heritage Site. Stretching 73 miles from North Sea to Solway Firth, the Wall is the backbone to Hadrian’s Wall country, with stunning...
The Abbey Grounds and Sele Park range from formal gardens featuring a pretty, traditional bandstand to woodland walks and the open grassy expanse of the Sele. Mature trees are present throughout...
Hexham town and the surrounding countryside is very picturesque and contains a wealth of interesting features, buildings and landscapes to explore. The three shorter heritage trail walks are...
Learn about the history and heritage of Hexham by joining one of our guided walks. These take place from June through to September on Sundays and Tuesdays starting at 2.00pm from outside the Abbey...
Where to begin? Northumberland's breathtaking scenery can be walked from fell-top to wooded valley and from the Pennines to the North Sea. Here are just a few examples of the many walking routes ...
Northumberland National Park covers parts of the Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site and the International Dark Skies Park, stretching north to Wooler and skirting the border with Scotland...
