Northumberland Walks

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Sunset Views from Simonside Hills, Rothbury, Northumberland

An amazing 6 mile hike to watch the breathtaking sunset from the top of Simonside Hills. Lucky to have experienced a cloud inversion which made the sunset even more spectacular. Highly recommend a visit!

Simonside Sunset, Northumberland

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Short Walks/Hikes in Northumberland

New walking trail, this time I explored Bewick, taking in the stunning scenery of Blawearie and the dark and spooky Cateran Hole. A 6 mile route, though could do a whole lot more! Hiking blogs with pictures in the link.

Cateran Hole, Bewick, Northumberland

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Nature

Northumberland England

Heather on Simonside Hills by Chris Frost

The Simonside Hills are a hill range in Northumberland, England near the town of Rothbury. Most of the hills are around 300 metres to 400 metres high and are popular spots for hikers in the area. The highest point is Tosson Hill at 440 metres.

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Countryside England

Roger Oates

Northumberland National Park

Cheviot Hills, Northumberland, England

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Camino De Santiago

Camping Tricks

Hiking Fitness

Nature Quotes Adventure

11 Health Benefits of Hiking

11 Health Benefits of Hiking - Hiking is a free exercise alternative that can provide you with a number of health benefits, no matter your starting level of fitness or activity. If you’re looking to get healthier without spending hundreds of dollars to join a gym, hiking can be a great option for you.

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Dunstanburgh Castle by Drone

Dunstanburgh Castle by Drone taken by our guest Jay Glenn who stopped at Forget Me Not Lodge #acornleisureholidays

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Northumberland Walks: Thrunton Woods - Acorn Leisure Holidays

Thrunton Woods is a popular place for dog walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Views of the Cheviots are simply stunning. It's located around 20-25 minutes drive from Acorn Leisure Holiday lodges, just on the outskirts of Rothbury.