Whilst we do not have any purpose built or waymarked horse riding routes, horse riders are welcome to explore our network of forest roads. Please also observe all operational...
Nordic Walking is a full-body exercise that's easy on the joints and suitable for all ages and fitness levels. It also has the added benefit of burning 20-40% more calories than...
Wharncliffe Woods is a popular destination for mountain bikers. It’s a beautiful spot with some challenging natural trails. Please bear in mind there are no official waymarked...
This is a short route which leads you to the National Trust landmark where St Paulinus supposedly baptised 3000 Northumbrians during Easter week, AD 627.
Pages Wood offers 6.5km of walking paths for you to explore! This valley of green space provides excellent views as well as lots of important and varied habitats for wildlife.
Ingrebourne Hill has a 2.1km, circular horse riding trail that runs throughout the forest. Please follow the black posts with a white horse trail sign.
Abbot's Woods offers a network of riding which include a diverse and beautiful range of woodland habitats. Off-bridleway riding is restricted to specific routes and only permitted...
Visit Broaks Wood for a quiet stroll or leg-stretching walk and discover its interesting historic background, unique wildlife and Giant Redwood Grove, the world's tallest growing...
A route that leads through the forest to the top of Simonside Crags. Enjoy the spectacular 360 degree panorama of Northumberland from the top of this atmospheric place.
Starting from the main car park, the Castle Hill walk is a demanding route with a long ascent, where you will be reward you with great views of the Cheviots from Thrunton Crags.