St Cuthbert's Way - 8 Days & 7 Nights
St Cuthbert’s Way is a historical self-guided walking tour through the Scottish Borders and Northumberland countryside. It finishes with a memorable walk across coastal flats to spectacular Holy Island, one of Europe’s most famous Christian sites. During your adventure, you will visit places closely associated with St Cuthbert’s life. Pilgrim’s travel along the way-marked trail through rolling farmland, quiet woods, moorland and across a causeway. This route lends itself to visitors who are interested in religious history as it passes close to graceful ruins of Dryburgh Abbey (where Sir Walter Scott is buried) and the cave where St Cuthbert’s remains were stored. Finish with a walk across the sands to spectacular Holy Island and Lindisfarne, where St Cuthbert served as Bishop.
Up to the top of the Eildon Hills with fantastic views before walking along the River Tweed.
Another day walking along Roman roads and over the ancient bridges with pleasant views of the Cheviots leading you to Cessford Castle.
Today prepare yourself for a strenuous climb rewarded with fantastic views to Yetholm and its surroundings, as you walk into the hamlet of Kirk ...
Traversing the Cheviots makes for an unjulating walk as you enjoy hilltop views and leave the Scottish Borders behind, journeying into England.
The penultimate day takes you toward the coast, walking through forest and field on your way to Fenwick.
Your final day's walk takes you to Holy Island, a site of much religious and historical signficance. Following the tide times which dictate a ...
A circular walk on Holy Island of Lindisfarne showcasing its typical Northumberland beaches, windswept dunes, its famous attractions such as ...