Find Fabulous Walks In The North

A circular walk up Kinnoull Hill and around the riverside gardens of Perth in Scotland.

A circular walk from Denholm village up to Rubers Law and around the surrounding countryside.

A hike up the Eildon Hills, three prominent peaks to the south of Melrose in Scotland.

A 35km challenge walk along the Pennine Way from Byrness to Linbriggs taking in Chew Green and Windy Gyle.

A chunky wander around the Byrness area starting with Byrness Hill, then heading to the Hungry Law Trig Point, before ending with Lumsdon Law and Echo Crags.

A trek up Bizzle Crags on the north side of the Cheviot and finding three crash sites of WWII aeroplanes.

This zig-zag walk takes you from Blast Beach at Noses Point Seaham to Easington Pit Cage, then back over Beacon Hill and through Hawthorn Dene. It goes down and up beaches, a viaduct, and a trig point.

Circular route starting from Allensford Park, walking along the River Derwent and through The Heaps Country Park, before heading through Balehill Wood.

A hike from Ingram Valley up to Cunyan Crags and then round the back of Hedgehope Hill to the Langleeford crags, before scaling the hill and then on to the Great Standrop.

A nice gentle wander up to Walla Crag in Keswick with spectacular views over Derwent Water.

A short circular walk around Wallington Hall and the gardens.

A picturesque circular route from Walltown Quarry Country Park, through stunning countryside to Thirlwall Castle and back.

Starting at Mounthooly, this walk takes us up onto the border ridge, along the top of the Hen Hole before hitting the Cheviot Summit.

A walk up to Windy Gyle, The Cheviot and Auchope Cairn from Cocklawfoot Farm.

A walk following both sides of the River Wear in Durham finding lots of gems including the Durham Cow and the Count's House.

A short wander around the spectacular Shaftoe Crags finding a Jubilee Stone, a standing stone and bagging a trig point.

A wander to Meggie's Burn in Blyth and then back along the coast and via the promenade.

Finding the Shepherd's Cairn near Alnham by starting at Ingram and wandering over Hartside Hill, down towards Alnham and then back via Brough Law.

A wander from Cullercoats to Tynemouth and North Shields and then back via the coastal route.

A wander up Yearning Law to find Yearning Hall, then along the border ridge to Windy Gyle, then back down via Ward Law.

A 7km easy walk covering Shincliffe Pinnock Hill, High Woods, Mountjoy, Maiden Castle, and Whinney Hill on the outskirts of Durham.

A 4km stretch of limestone cliffs, grassland and rocky bays. You can visit Marsden Rock, Souter Lighthouse and Whitburn Point Local Nature Reserve on this wander.

A circular walk from Beadnell to Low Newton and back. Fairly easy terrain with well marked paths. Perfect for those who enjoy birdwatching.

A walk along The River Wear and into Old Durham Gardens crossing over 6 bridges.

Circular walk starting from Stonehaugh, passing by The Long Drop and ending with a wander through Wark Forest.

A short and sweet walk up the stunning Helm Crag in Grasmere, Lake District.

A wander around the seaside resort of Seaton Carew in the Borough of Hartlepool.

A wander in The Cheviots taking in Cold Law, a few crags then over to Coldburn Hill to get some mega views over Bizzle Crags.

A brutal climb up Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in the UK.

A wander across the moors in Hepple to Darden Lough and the Darden Pike trig point.

A wander around the hillforts in Ingram Valley including Brough Law.

An urban walk with steel artwork, stone steps, a castle, a church a lighthouse and sea views.

A 42km (26 mile) marathon walk starting at Budle Bay and ending in Alnmouth, ran by Shepherds Walks.

Beautiful walk through the Weardale countryside, passing Bishopley Lime Kilns, the remains of Harehope Gill Lead Mine and some examples of Frosterley marble.

A wander up in the north Cheviots to Newton Tors, Yeavering Bell and Humbleton Hill including a wonderful encounter with the legendary wild goats of The Cheviots!

Wander from Corbridge village to Aydon Castle via lime kilns and stunning countryside.

Lovely wander round the Northumberland countryside, with nods to its industrial past.

A wander to find all the crags near Langleeford including Housey Crags, Long Crags, Tathey Crags, Langlee Crags, Middleton Crags and Steel Crag.

A walk to an impressive 51m waterfall on the south-western banks of Crummock Water.

Fairly easy loop around Buttermere lake with stunning scenery all around the route.

A 23km walk covering four Wainwright Fells, including Haystacks which was Wainwright's favourite.

A wander up to the Great Standrop on Hedgehope Hill via Cunyan Crags and the smaller crags on Dunmoor Hill with a return visit to Linhope Spout.

Stunning walk through Marsden Quarry up to Cleadon Hills via Cleadon Water Tower and Cleadon Mill. There's lots to see on this walk and plenty of interesting birds for any twitchers.

A 10km wander up Tosson Hill to bag the trig point.

A 30km walk to bag some trig points and chunky hills including Bloodybush Edge, Cushat Law, Hogdon Law and Wether Cairn.

A circular walk starting at Wooler common taking you around Humbleton Hill and across to Yeavering Bell.

A 6km walk around Whittle Dene Reservoirs with stunning views, lime kilns, a bird hide and a wander along the Hadrian's Wall Path.

A 15km hike around the Simonside area visiting Fontburn Reservoir.

A walk from Alnwick Castle following the river Aln and then back near the old railway.

Delightful woods, meadows and coastal surprises with mini challenges. Situated near Seaham, County Durham.