Middleton-in-Teesdale to Grassholme ReservoirThe growth of Middlesbrough, Stockton and Darlington in the late 19th and early 20th centuries brought an increasing demand for a...
St John's Chapel to Burtreeford, Cowshill & WearheadA walk in upper Weardale from St John's Chapel features a landscape of heather moorlands and grassy uplands, rich pastureland and tiny...
Bowes along the valley of the GretaBetween popular Teesdale and Swaledale is the valley of the River Greta, only some 10 miles long from where it emerges from Stainmore...
Piercebridge to Barforth, Winston & GainfordIn its middle sections the Tees flows through rich farmland punctuated by dense woodland. It makes for easy walking in a most attractive...
Winston to Whorlton in TeesdaleWhatever the season the middle reaches of the Tees valley are always worth exploring on foot. It's a gentle landscape of fertile farmland...
New Coundon to Vinovia & Bishop AucklandUnder its new ownership great changes have already happened to Auckland Castle and its environment and far reaching developments to...
Brafferton to Newton Ketton & BarmptonThe gentle rolling hills adjoining the Skerne valley a few miles north of Darlington are well worth exploring. The green landscape is...
Middleton One Row to Low Dinsdale, Girsby & SockburnIn its middle reaches, between Darlington and Stockton, the River Tees meanders in a series of loops so exaggerated that they have...
Sedgefield to Bishop Middleham & Hardwick ParkSedgefield is described by H. Thorold in the Shell Guide to County Durham of 1980 as a 'small town of Georgian houses and wide greens in...
Hamsterley Forest to Bedburn, Shipley & Cabin HillIf you enjoy woodland walking, then the Forestry Commission's Hamsterley Forest is for you. The estate was purchased from the Surtees...
Shincliffe Bridge to DurhamThis walk, mostly on field paths or riverside tracks, affords spectacular views of Durham City as well as passing sites associated with...
Eastgate to Rookhope & WestgateAlthough blessed with a beautiful landscape of undulating pastureland and wooded side valleys, all surrounded by high moors, Weardale...
Escomb to Hunwick & Bishop AucklandThe church of St. John in Escomb is, according to Pevsner, "one of the most important and most moving survivals of the architecture of...
Barningham to East Hope & How TallonThe extensive moorlands between the River Greta and the Arkle Beck are crossed by a network of ancient trackways, now little frequented,...
Holwick to Wythes Hill & Middleton-in-TeesdaleHolwick Scars are one of the most distinctive features in the lanbdscape of Teesdale, a brooding line of sombre crags of fluted pillars...
Cockfield Fell to Copley & LynesackDescribed as 'the largest Ancient Monument site in North East England' Cockfield Fell is a huge island of common pasture completely...
Wolsingham to Knitsley Fell & Low HarperleyTwo miles below Wolsingham the River Wear changes its easterly course to flow south east towards Witton-le-Wear. Our 8 and a half mile...
Whorlton to Barnard CastleWhatever the season the rights of way of the middle reaches of the Tees valley are always worth exploring. Good paths run close to the...
Middleton-in-Teesdale to Skears & NewbigginOnce a small agricultural town in upper Teesdale, Middleton was transformed in 1815 by the arrival of the London Lead Mining Company...
Startforth through Deepdale to LartingtonTo the west of Barnard Castle a series of tumbling becks rush from the moors down their thickly wooded valleys to join the Tees. They...