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View of the river Tyne from Corbridge bridge

Corbridge & Hexham: Historic High Streets & Riverside Walk | Family & Dog-Friendly Day out

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Tucked away in the scenic Tyne Valley, the historic towns of Corbridge and Hexham offer the perfect blend of Roman ruins and relaxing riverside escapes. Whether you are wandering through the boutique-lined streets of Corbridge with family or enjoying a slow-paced walk along the banks of the River Tyne with friends, this corner of Northumberland is a haven for explorers. From 17th-century bridges to vibrant parks with plenty of space for kids and dogs to roam, this post shares our discovery of these two local gems over a spring weekend.

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Walking along the shore of Bassenthwaite lake

Bassenthwaite Lake: Scarness to Bowness Bay | Family & Dog-Friendly Walking Guide

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Explore the tranquil shores of Bassenthwaite Lake with this walk between Scarness Bay and Bowness Bay. This hidden Cumbrian treasure with flat, easy-access paths, stunning views of Skiddaw, and plenty of spots to swim in summer, is the perfect low-level adventure for families seeking a quiet slice of the Lake District.

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View of the Lake district summits from Sandscale Haws beach

Sandscale Haws: Dunes & Rare Wildlife | Family & Dog-Friendly Walking Guide

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Discover the wild, ethereal beauty of Sandscale Haws National Trust Nature Reserve, a coastal hidden gem in the South Lake District where snow-capped peaks meet the Irish Sea. This winter family adventure offers a mix of frozen sands, mysterious shipwrecks and wild dunes. The reserve is also home to a quarter of the UK’s rare Natterjack toads and a tapestry of over 600 plant species offering a profound sense of peace. 

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