Αξιοθέατα και μέρη για επίσκεψη Trimdon - Top 20

The footbridge is a cable-stayed bridge over the River Wear in Durham. It is a popular crossing for walkers and for Durham University, as it connects the main sports complex with additional playing fields on the opposite bank.

Hurworth Burn Reservoir is a 21 acre lake built in 1867. It's surrounded by woodland and attracts a rich variety of wildlife.

Quite interesting to cross with the moving wood planks.

Don't listen to the navigation as it needs updating it is forever telling you to turn round or make a u turn or turn left or right of which you can't as its an old railway track/cutting just follow the the track and enjoy 😉

This privately owned, Grade I-listed mansion is a fine sight for walkers on the Weardale Way long-distance trail. The property dates from the 17th century but saw extensive alterations – including its impressive internal Rococo plasterwork – in the 1760s. Its surrounding gardens were landscaped in the mid 18th century. Another Grade I-listed building on the site is a disused 12th-century chapel, which is on English Heritage's Buildings At Risk register.

A National Nature Reserve, this steep and well-wooded valley has been cut deep into soft limsetone rock by the action of Castle Eden Burn as it finds its way down to the coast. It has evolved over 10,000 years with majestic yew trees and strands of ancient oak and ash.

Wood-slatted bridge which connects the sports centre and playing fields over the River Wear at Durham University's Graham Sport Centre / Maiden Castle.

Wynyard Woodland is a lovely nature spot that's great for cycling and mountain biking. A network of trails criss-cross through the woodland and colourful wildflower meadows. There's also a cafe at the entrance to the park for an all-important cake break. If you enjoy losing yourself in the night sky, check out the park's planetarium and observatory. You can find information about their events here: http://www.cadas-astro.org.uk/