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A lovely walk around Fontburn Reservoir taking in moorland, waterside and woodland habitats. Much of the route follows the Greenleighton Walk route and then the Waterside Trail, created by Wallington Estate & Northumbria Water.

A leisurely walk mostly along abandoned railway lines through the pleasant Northumberland countryside

An undulating walk over seven grass-covered hills, lying to the immediate north of Alwinton, which offers a widescreen panorama to the Cheviot heartland on the outward leg to lonely Wether Cairn.

This circular walk, which offers unrivalled views of the Usway Burn as it snakes between a series of beautiful interlocking shanks, climbs to the windswept summit of Shillhope Law before eventually returning to the River Coquet along an ancient track

Figure of eight walk from Bellingham on either side of the River North Tyne. The town is situated on the edge of Northumberland National Park, a short drive from Kielder Water. The Pennine Way passes through it.

A circular ridge walk with far-reaching views along the Pennine Way from Wedder Leap in Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland, through the Coquet valley.

This delightful route offers the walker a taste of one of the quieter ways to reach Windy Gyle, Upper Coquetdale's most iconic hill, as well as the opportunity to experience, on the return journey, an outstanding portion of perhaps the most popular

A walk through Morpeth and the surrounding countryside and river bank with many historical points of interest.

A lovely walk from Morpeth through the steep wooded valley of the River Wansbeck to the historic village of Bothal.

A leisurely circular walk over fields, along riversides and through woodland with very few inclines. Several large country houses are passed - Cheeseburn Grange, Eachwick Hall, Dissington Hall - all occupied. Stamfordham village has one pub.

A beautiful walk with lovely views along Hadrian's Wall.

There’s something very special about Cresswell beach, where families stroll on the wide sands and the remnants of ancient forests peek out of the peaty under-layer. The route continues through nature reserves and open country.

A route taking in the much underrated Cheviot hills: The Cheviot is the biggest (815m/2,674ft) plus neighbouring Hedgehope Hill (714m/2,343ft).

An exploration of one of the less walked parts of Kielder Water and it's Lakeside path. This route visits several sculptures en route and provides beautiful views across the reservoir throughout. A beautiful, accessible walk.

A pleasant walk to the south of Corbridge in the Tyne valley with lovely views, plus an additional walk around the town.

An easy 9 mile circular walk along the stunning Northumberland coast, returning inland via the outskirts of 2 villages with coal mining history, the wooded Ellington Dean and Newbiggin golf course.

A gently undulating walk to remote Commonburn House which then turns towards St. Cuthbert's Way and the return route. All the while there are acres of peaceful heather moors and distant views towards the Cheviot heartland to enjoy.

A varied route with excellent views and sections through woods and along the River Tyne, with many interesting historical features.

A pleasant rural walk in the Tyne valley with extensive views and ancient churches.

This route takes you along the most dramatic stretch of Hadrian’s Wall, which offers stunning views, particularly when snow settles on the moors. Allow plenty of time to look around Housesteads Roman Fort.

An undulating upland route to the Scottish border via the summits of Great Hetha, Saughieside Hill and Black Hag, all with fabulous views.

Leafy Gosforth is one of Newcastle’s loveliest suburbs. This walk explores some of the green spaces at the edge of the city, and snoops round the vast new suburbia that’s growing up to the north west.

Circular Craster to Low Newton by- the-Sea, via Dunstanburgh Castle. Gentle coastal paths crossing low cliffs, sandy beaches and dunes.

A beautiful walk, seeped in history through the Cheviot Hills with extensive views in all directions. Some stiff climbs, particularly at Yeavering Bell, but more than worth it for the gorgeous view over to the Cheviot and the Northumbrian coast

The Kielder Lakeside Way runs 26 miles around the shore of Kielder Water – the largest man-made lake in Northern Europe. It’s dotted with sculptures and fun art installations, and a shorter stretch makes a great child-friendly day out.

A 10-mile circular walk from Steel Rigg along Hadrian’s Wall Path via Housesteads, Vindolanda and Winshield Crags, the highest point on the wall.

A lovely walk through different landscapes in South Northumberland. Pleasant field paths lead down to the valley of the Devils Water before a climb up and out onto the moors before returning through Slaley Forest.

A lovely rural walk through farmland and woods in South Northumberland.

A lovely walk through varied woodland, countryside and deep valleys around Slaley in southern Northumberland.

A beautiful walk around Slaley in Northumberland, going up the valley of the Devil's Water and through Slaley Forest.