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

Absolutely beautiful stretch. Watch out for Adders in the summer. Especially if you have a dog with you.

What a lovely place 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.

Hethpool Linn waterfall forms part of the College Burn near Hethpool in the College Valley. It runs through a small gorge and tumbles over rocks before continuing its journey peacefully along the valley floor. It is situated within a small wooded area and is crossed via a small wooden bridge. When approaching the waterfall take care of the steep sides. The waterfall can be walked to on its own or part of a longer walk.

Yeavering is a charming scenic hamlet located on the River Glen. Nearby is Yeavering Bell one of the largest Iron Age hillforts in the region and one of the most important archaeological sites in early medieval Britain, yet it is one that few members of the public are aware of. There has been a settlement here on the valley floor under the shadow of Yeavering Bell since the Bronze Age, about 5,000 years ago.

St Gregory's is the parish church of Kirknewton. There has been a church on this site since at least the 11th century. The church was restored by John Dobson in 1860, retaining the 15th century chancel and south transept. A notable feature of the church is the c.12th century stone relief of the Adoration of the Magi, which is set into the wall near of the chancel arch.

Amazing place, lucky enough to walk the trails before the storms. Now closed for forestry works. Waterfall still accessible.