Hadrian's Wall Walk
Immerse yourself in history with a walking tour on the Hadrian’s Wall Path, a fascinating and rewarding coast to coast walk from England’s east to west alongside one of Britain’s iconic landmarks. Hadrian’s Wall is Europe’s largest surviving Roman monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Opened in 2003, the Hadrian’s Wall Path follows the course of the Roman barrier closely along it’s entire length and is one of Britain’s most popular long distance walks. Walk through some of the wildest and most beautiful scenery in England and enjoy regular viewings of forts, milecastles, turrets, museums and visitor centres all along the wall assisting you in your journey of discovery.
A lovely urban walk from Wallsend to Newburn along the River Tyne.
Walk from Newburn to Heddon with rewarding hilltop views.
Walk from Heddon-On-The-Wall to East Wallhouses with spectacular views to the countryside of Northumberland and the wall itself.
Walk along the wall path over rolling countryside from East Wallhouses to Chollerford.
Follow the wall from Chollerford to Once Brewed walking through quintessential English countryside.
A challenging walk from Once Brewed to Gilsland with excellent views across the landscape.
A pleasant walk along the wall from Gilsland to Newtown.
Walk through rural countryside to reach the end of this stage in the lively town of Carlisle.
Walk from Carlisle to Bowness-On-Solway through a region which is recognised as an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty“.