캐슬 에덴 덴 국립 자연 보호 구역 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Do not do the bit through Shotton colliery last time I did this the route there was being used as a rubbish tip for most of the way through the village

This is a gentle woodland path trailing between the Castle Eden Burn river. It's worth walking past The Castle, which is a Grade II-listed mansion perched above the woodland.

The Hart to Haswell walkway is a multi-user trail that follows a disused railway line. It's flat and well surfaced so suitable for most users.

An 18th Century Palladian style mansion set above the woodland of Castle Eden Burn. It's an impressive site although not open to the public. Viewable from many points on a walk around nearby Castle Eden Dene nature reserve.

Built by Rowland Burdon around 1765 using architect William Newton. It has 11 bedrooms and was recently up for sale (2020) for £3m

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.

A big and mostly quiet beach, situated at the end of the Durham Heritage Coast

Crimdon beach is a very important breeding ground for the Little Tern, one of Britain’s rarest sea birds. The birds arrive at Crimdon in May from West Africa. In the 1920s-50s Crimdon was a popular place for holidays, especially from the Durham mining communities.