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park here or round the corner for access to the waterfall trail

keep an eye for the statue in the carpark

great for refreshments

Tap a coin in and make a wish

At several points along this trail, hikers have hammered coins into fallen tree trunks. Arm yourself with pliers, and you'll be able to remove the coins and become rich.

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St. Cuthbert’s Church in Bellingham is an impressive 13th-century church building with a rare stone barrel vault, built to withstand repeated arson attacks by Border Reivers. The church exudes history, with old stained glass windows, cannonballs in the roof, monuments, and a mysterious gravestone called the Lang Pack, linked to a local legend about a failed burglary. Next to the church is St. Cuthbert’s Well, a spring said to have healing properties—a pleasant place to refill your water bottle or simply relax.

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Bellingham (Northumberland) This charming village on the River North Tyne is a first stop on the Reivers through the rugged north of England. As the gateway to Northumberland National Park and the iconic Pennine Way, Bellingham offers both natural beauty and cultural heritage, such as St. Cuthbert's Church and the Heritage Centre.

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Bellingham Bridge is a distinctive stone arch bridge over the River North Tyne, believed to have been built in the 19th century and a Grade II listed structure since 1985. Part of the Reivers Route, it provides a tranquil passage with beautiful views of the flowing water and the surrounding countryside.

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This memorial to the fallen – a sign indicates that it is not the official War Memorial – takes us back in history even further than the two terrible world wars that claimed so many lives in the first half of the 20th century. This "War Memorial" commemorates the victims of the Second Anglo-Boer War at the very beginning of the century (1899 to 1902), in which the British Empire subjugated the "Boer Republic of the Orange Free State" and the "South African Republic (Transvaal)."

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Lovely walk across the top of the dam and back again, easy walking

Fantastic walks around Kielder Water, from easy to hard fitness levels

Good path all the way

A great viewpoint at the end of the reservoir

What a lovely place to visit

Woodland Autumn the best time to visit

Situated on the North Tyne River, Bellingham is a charming village of stone cottages and traditional pubs. The trails in the surrounding countryside are excellent and the village is a great base for exploring Kielder Forest to the west. Another superb walk leaves the village for Hareshaw Linn waterfall, 1.6 miles (2.6 km) to the north. It is a spectacular cascade that is well worth a couple of hours' ramble.

The terrain is close by the lakeside now, not as much ascending, but it is still tiring as there are constant up and back down section that are still high enough to take a decent effort

20 min walk from car park

The dam at the eastern end of Kielder reservoir is a great spot for a stop and photo opp. It's on many routes including the 26 mile multi user Lakeside Way trail. The dam itself was built between 1975 and 1981 and holds back the largest artificial lake in the UK by capacity.

Nice village with all the amenities you need. Thanks in part to the nice farm campsite, it is a great place to hang out for a few days.

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