Wynch Bridge, Low Force Stony Beck
A short walk to Wynch Bridge, Low Force and Stony Beck
Low Force
Low Force - A 30 minute walk from Bowlees Visitor Centre. Suitable for mobility scooters and wheelchairs
Newbiggin and the carriers’ way
This attractive walk takes you from Blanchland, along the River Derwent, up on to open moorland. The moorland is exposed and can experience harsh weather.
Over the hill to Cowbyre Farm
This is a varied walk that begins with a climb up from the village of Blanchland. The walk passes through woodland and pasture with magnificent views of the Derwent Valley and Edmundbyers Common, finally dropping down to the river and returning to the village
Spring gentian nature walk
The rare and beautiful spring gentian - a short walk following the nature trail at Cow Green reservoir
Ashgill Force waterfall
Ashgill Force is a stunning waterfall with a path access that enables you to stand behind it.
Richard Watson Trail
On this circular walk you will follow the 'commute' of 19th century miners, such as poet Richard Watson. Starting at Bowlees Visitor Centre, you will pass Hood Gill, Holwick Scar, and take in Low Force Waterfall.
Egglesburn Wood
Eggleston Burn runs along the western edge beside the old sand quarry. In the summer sand martins nest in the cliff face and can be seen from the bottom path. Other birds to watch for are dippers and birds of prey such as red kite and buzzard.
Allenheads Family Trail
Allenheads may seem a quiet village today, but once upon a time it was very different. A family trail to explore the village's bustling past.
Barnard Castle to Middleton in Teesdale Taste Trail
This route takes you along the old railway line that serviced the stone quarrying industry in Teesdale. The route start is close to Barnard Castle, although you can pick it up at a number of points along to way - splitting it into shorter sections.
