Οι 7 πιο εκπληκτικές κορυφές Kielder

This route section forms part of the Pennine Way and crosses potentially boggy ground. The duckboards here help you make progress across what would otherwise be not that good a footpath. Otherwise it is typical Cheviot scenery of rolling moorland with a nearby forest.

There is a trig point on this summit, which has been painted white more recently. Gorgeous sweeping views from up here: particularly of Leap Hill, Goshen Hill, Philip Law and Leithope Forest.

From next to the cairn on the summit, the views are impressive, particularly over Redesdale and Catcleugh Reservoir. At sunrise, when I was here, this place is basically "a paradise on Earth". By the way, if you are walking up to here from Byrness, be prepared for some serious (and I mean serious) climb. A short climb, but it will test what you're made of!

Terrific views over Liddesdale from up here. Very close from the car park, and not much of a climb, but nonetheless lovely 'windswept' views of the area from up here.

Deadwater Fell stands at 571 m and offers great views north into Scotland or south over Kielder forest and reservoir. The best trail to run here is the waymarked walking/running Deadwater Trail from the Kielder car park and visitor centre.

Quite a good decent, top section is pretty good and flat out then you'll hit the gnarly sections

Deadwater Fell stands above Kielder Forest at 571m. There are great views from the summit and a shelter to view them from and shelter from the wind.

The summit of Deadwater Fell is at 571m. There are amazing views south over Kielder Forest and Kielder water and north into Scotland. It's also the high point of the calssic Kielder Deadwater trail mountain bike routes.