How To Book A Walk

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If you don’t already have an account, please create one at the Register page.

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Required Details

Have the following information ready for all attendees…

  • Name
  • Email address
  • Mobile phone number
  • Emergency contact
  • Emergency contact number
  • Dietary requirements (where appropriate)

Booking Multiple People Onto A Walk

It’s possible to book more than one person onto a walk. Set the Quantity selector to the appropriate number at the first step of the booking process.

How To Book

Navigate to your chosen walk and select your desired quantity in the Tickets section, then click ‘Get Tickets’.

Enter Booking Details

On the next page, add Billing Information then details for each walker, followed by choosing ‘Proceed to Payment’ where you can enter payment details.

On the Checkout page, enter all your payment details and click the Pay Now button.

Booking Multiple Walks

You can only book one walk at a time during the booking process. For booking multiple walks, repeat the process for each walk.

View Your Bookings

Your bookings can be viewed on your User Profile page which you can reach at the Profile button in the top right corner of any page.

If Your Chosen Walk Is Fully Booked

If a walk you want to book has sold out, you can enter your details to the waiting list.

Grade 2 Walks

Full Walk Schedule
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Grade 2 - Moderate
Haltwhistle Market Place
£10

Walk 2: A Peek Behind the Wall

We follow a wooded burn out of Haltwhistle before joining a short section of the Pennine Way and continuing north

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Grade 2 - Moderate Special Interest Walk
The Sill Landscape and Discovery Centre
£15

Walk 4: Essential Northern Rocks!

Come along and meet Ian Jackson, geologist and author of several bestselling books including his most recent ones ‘Defined By

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Grade 2 - Moderate
Blanchland
£10

Walk 5: Blanchland Past and Present

We start in the delightful conservation village of Blanchland and take a route past a couple of tiny hamlets before

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Grade 2 - Moderate Special Interest Walk
Haltwhistle Market Place
£15

Walk 6: Mosses and Lichens in Hadrian’s Wall Country

In damp shady place where the air is free of pollution, mosses and lichens can thrive. Come along and join

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Grade 2 - Moderate Special Interest Walk
Wall Village
£15

Walk 8: Liddells – A Local Nature Reserve

We shall walk up to the Liddells reserve enjoying stunning landscape views and discover the inspiring story behind the creation

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Grade 2 - Moderate Special Interest Walk
Allendale
£15

Walk 10: East Allen Tree Trail

Giant redwoods in Northumberland? Join tree expert Nick Johnson on a walk filled with local folklore, natural and social history

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Grade 2 - Moderate
Gilsland
£10

Walk 12: Gilsland Circular

A unique opportunity to explore both Northumberland and Cumberland, tracing the county border as it meanders on either side of

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Grade 2 - Moderate Special Interest Walk
Snods Edge, Shotley Bridge
£15

Walk 14: Snods Edge and a Cream Tea

Build up an appetite for a delicious cream tea provided by the ladies of Snods Edge Parish by taking this

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Grade 2 - Moderate
Housesteads Roman Fort Car Park
£10

Walk 16: Kings Queens and Romans

An iconic route within Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site past Housesteads Roman Fort set high among dramatic scenery with awe-inspiring

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Grade 2 - Moderate
Wall Village
£10

Walk 18: Wall to Wall Walking

We start by passing through the small village of Wall, then head across farmland to some lovely woodland beside a

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Grade 2 - Moderate
Haltwhistle Market Place
£15

Walk 20: Howay Back to Halty

There is always a party atmosphere on the last day of the Festival as the longer and shorter walks converge