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»» From accommodation to destinations, to food and activities, to galleries and market towns, to forthcoming events and a whole lot more, you will find a wealth of interesting and useful information when you visit www.thisisnorthumberland.com , the online magazine for travel and tourism in Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. What more could you want.

»» If you are looking for a book, CD or DVD relating to Northumberland have a peep at www.localbookshelf.co.uk where you will find a broad range of interesting titles along with a huge selection of other material from across the country. So why not make this website your first stop in your search for that elusive item.

»» Thinking about visiting Northumberland? Then why not take a peep at www.allaboutnorthumberland.com the information website which offers a one stop guide to living, working and visiting the beautiful border-hugging county of Northumberland.

»» If you are seeking to improve your navigation techniques or perhaps someone to take you on a guided walk somewhere in the North of England, mountain leader Paul Mitchinson  might just be able to help you. Take a peep at www.paulmitchinson.co.uk and see what Paul has to offer. You might be pleasantly surprised.

»» Darlington based Trailguides publish a range of unique books designed for use by walkers, trail runners and mountain bikers. These easy to use guide books can be ordered direct from www.trailguides.co.uk. The selection of these excellent guides continues to grow.

»» If you are planning a visit to Rothbury or perhaps somewhere else in Coquetdale, then check out www.visit-rothbury.co.uk first. The website is packed full of useful local information to make your trip even more enjoyable.

»» Looking to publicise an event in the Rothbury area or just wanting to have your voice heard about a local issue? Then visit the website of Parish Councillor, Robin Murray, www.robinofrothbury.co.uk. The website also acts as a general guide to Rothbury and the surrounding area.  

»» Fancy a break from tramping the Cheviot Hills? If so, take a trip to www.happyhiker.co.uk where you will find a choice of walking routes in the Yorkshire Dales, Lake District, Peak District and the North Yorkshire Moors. Why not give it a go, after all the routes are all free to download.

»» Are you looking to discuss your interest in walking with other enthusiasts? Then why not visit www.walkingforum.co.uk which provides a forum for discussing all aspects of country walking in the UK, with notice boards for general chat, walking gear and a whole lot more.

»» Wooler based Glen Graphics are independent publishers with an interesting portfolio of guides, histories, autobiographies and more, all with a Northumbrian bias. They are also graphic designers. Visit www.glengraphics.co.uk for further information.

 Alnwick lies at the heart of Northumberland and is the ideal centre for exploring the Cheviot Hills and the beautiful beaches of England`s most northerly county. Just CLICK HERE to discover more. You might be surprised.

»» If you are passing through Wooler to start one of the walks on this website why not first visit www.wooler.org.uk to find out more about this attractive north Northumberland town. On the way home stop off for a bite to eat and a hot drink. Well worth a visit.

»» Find out more information about the Northumberland National Park with a visit to www.northumberland-national-park.org.uk . There are endless possibilities for a great day out.

»» Whether you are visiting Northumberland for just a day or are staying for a longer period make sure to check out the Visit Northumberland website first…….…just click HERE for a suitcase full of information.

»» Visit www.northtynesidewalks.co.uk  and open up a whole new vista of walking in North Tyneside, less than a one hours drive from the Cheviot Hills. The website even contains an exciting 62 mile bike trail which will open the mind as well as the lungs. All walks are free to download.

»» If you enjoy the odd backpacking trip involving some wild camping, the website Backpacking in Britain will be just up your street. For lovers of the Cheviot Hills what could be better than a 4-day 44 mile round trip of the northern Cheviot Hills. Visit now for full details and much more.

»» The website www.northumberlandscapes.co.uk aims to recreate the experience of walking along the river valleys of Northumberland. Why not take a look and then sit back and enjoy a relaxing trip through the beautiful Northumberland countryside.

»» If you are thinking about spending time exploring Northumberland then why not consider a cottage somewhere along the county`s magnificent coastline. Take a look at www.gracedarlingholidays.com and discover a range of exclusive cottages in some fantastic locations.

»» Situated deep in Upper Coquetdale, Low Alwinton Cottages are perfectly placed for exploring this beautiful part of Northumberland. The six cottages provide 4-star accommodation and, as they lie within shouting distance of the peaceful Cheviot Hills, are ideal for walkers and cyclists as well as the less energetic. Visit www.lowalwinton.co.uk to find out more.

»» Described as, “Your Gateway to Northumberland`s Great Outdoors”, Tomlinson`s Café & Bunkhouse offers a great range of facilities for walkers and cyclists alike. Located in the centre of Rothbury, Tomlinson`s is ideally placed for exploring both the Cheviot and the Simonside Hills. Click onto www.tomlinsonsrothbury.co.uk and see for yourself what is available.

»» Have you considered spending some time relaxing in a 2-bedroomed traditional Northumberland cottage at the heart of the hills of Upper Coquetdale? If so, then why not try Brackenlea in the pretty and friendly village of Harbottle, a mere stone`s throw from Alwinton, the last village in Coquetdale. Simply click on www.brackenleacottage.co.uk and off you go!

»» Looking for quality bed & breakfast accommodation which is up close and personal with the Cheviot Hills? Then why not visit www.firwoodhouse.co.uk which offers guests all the home comforts they could possibly wish for in a fantastically tranquil location. It really is just a mere hop, step and jump away from the beautiful Harthope Valley.

»» The beautiful College Valley is the ideal place to explore the northern extremities of the Northumberland National Park along with the Scottish borders and the North Sea coast. To have a look at the superb cottages that are available for letting within the valley simply CLICK HERE.

»» Located close to the town of Wooler and near to a working farm, Fenton Hill Farm self-catering cottages enjoy super views of the Cheviot Hills. For further information visit www.fentonhillfarm.co.uk and book a holiday in beautiful North Northumberland now.

»» Close to the village of Netherton on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, Burnfoot Holiday Cottages enjoy uninterrupted views of the Cheviot Hills and make the ideal base from which to explore many of our website walks. Visit www.burnfootholidaycottages.co.uk for details.

»» If you are seeking a 5-star self-catering holiday cottage somewhere along the beautiful Northumberland coast you need to look no further than www.tidalhomes.co.uk where you can book a luxury cottage at either Alnmouth or Warkworth.

»» Want to get away from it all? Then try Barrowburn, deep in Upper Coquetdale, where there is both self-catering and camping barn accommodation. There is even a tea room in the main farmhouse and space for 6 small tents. Click onto www.barrowburn.com for full details.

»» Are you wanting to stay at the heart of the Northumberland countryside? Then look no further than Alnwick as your ideal base. For a wide selection of accommodation just CLICK HERE and, whatever your tastes, you are sure to find something to suit.

»» The Highburn House Country Holiday Park in Wooler makes an ideal bolt hole for exploring the Cheviot Hills. Located at the foot of Humbleton Hill and offering holiday homes, pitches for tents, caravans & motor homes it is well worth checking out at www.highburn-house.co.uk

»» The Glendale Gateway Trust purchased the Youth Hostel in Wooler in north Northumberland in 2006 and continue to operate it, under licence from the YHA, in exactly the same way as before. Bookings can be made by visiting www.yha.org.uk. It has also been upgraded.

»» Walkers & cyclists looking for a self catering hideaway within reach of the Cheviot Hills should check out www.berwickselfcatering.co.uk . The recent renovations at 2 The Courtyard make this an ideal place to `chill out`. `Budget` seekers are also catered for.

»» The Mountain Bothies Association is a registered charity which “maintains simple shelters in remote country for the use and benefit of all who love wild and lonely places”. To find out how you can help visit www.mountainbothies.org.uk .

»» The warm and inviting Fellside Cottage at the heart of Alwinton makes the ideal base for experiencing  the Upper Coquetdale walks on this website. Visit www.fellsidecottcheviots.co.uk and see for yourself this delightful hideaway. You will find temptation hard to resist.

»» The hamlet of Branton is within shouting distance of the River Breamish and is the perfect place from which to explore the Cheviot Hills. Visit www.northumberland-cottage.com and book a stay at a beautiful country cottage in this tranquil part of Northumberland.