Welcome to Tynedale

Focal point: Corbridge’s historic bridge – the first one was built by the Roman general Agricola back in A79.

SO you’re heading to Tynedale. Good choice! But what were you expecting to find?

Visitor Small View the Tynedale Visitor publication online

Arts Council Logo Visit the Arts Council website

A Taste of Northumberland

HX Taste of Covers Take advantage of some top quality cuisine in the country house hotels, restaurants and pubs of the county.

Tynedale Walks

IF you were inspired by the success of Britain’s cycling team at the Beijing Olympics and want to cycle through the Mid-Tyne countryside, try these three routes:Route 1: Wark-Bellingham-Stonehaugh (orange route on map)Distance: Long route: 25 miles. Short route: 15 milesType of route: Day ride. Moderate to strenuous in places. Quiet country lanes. Short road sections.Start point: Wark village green (alternatively route can be picked up at Bellingham or Stonehaugh).Route 2: Wark-Chollerton-Throckington. (purple route on map) Distance: 24 miles. Type of route: Circular day ride on marked roads and quiet country lanes. Moderate. Start point: Wark Village Green.Route 3: Barrasford Park Link. (purple route on map)Distance: 10 miles

Tynedale Life

HX Tynedale Life Cover View the 2nd edition of Tynedale Life magazine featuring Tynedale Springwatch, Judith Holder of Grumpy Old Women fame, Allendale through the eyes of a local resident; a nd step back in time to the days of cucumber sandwiches with our feature on lost country houses.