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Rugged fells from easy access road/car parks.

Good trails to ride on, great views on a sunny day. Can either include as part of a Rothbury/Simonside ride, or head over to Harwood Forest

Classic Northumberland road climb, even if it does have a descent in it. Ramp near the start in Elsdon is the hardest bit. Get lucky with a tailwind and fly down eastwards past Harwood Forest

A small parish church with an ancient cemetery surrounding it – right in the heart of town. The interior is rather simple, but the little church exudes a friendly, very peaceful atmosphere. That's how it should be! You can light a candle here for your loved ones.

Today popular with locals and visitors: Here you will find a huge shady picnic area right by the river, next to the bridge

A typically beautiful sandstone building in Rothbury. If you like that, this is the place for you – and you'll find plenty of places to stop for a bite to eat in the town center.

Rothbury is known as the ‘capital of Coquetdale’, this scenic market town bustles with welcoming pubs, cafés and galleries. Its High Street boasts a number of traditional independent shops.

Evidence of prehistoric settlements suggests Rothburys importance stretches back millennia. During the medieval period, it became a vital part of the Barony of Warkworth, changing hands between various noble families like the FitzRogers, Claverings, Percys, and Ogles. A key turning point came in 1291 when King Edward I granted Rothbury a market charter. This solidified its position as a commercial hub for the surrounding agricultural region, particularly for cattle and wool. The town's newfound prosperity, however, attracted unwanted attention. The 15th and 16th centuries saw a period of unrest as Rothbury became a target for Border Reivers. These Scottish raiders were notorious for plundering towns along the Anglo-Scottish border, and Rothbury, situated at a crucial crossroads with a ford over the River Coquet, bore the brunt of their attacks. Despite facing these challenges, Rothbury persevered. Today, the town's historic core reflects its layered past. Buildings showcase diverse architectural styles, each whispering a tale from a different era. The impressive All Saints Parish Church stands as a prominent example. This church, with its Saxon cross nestled beneath the font and Victorian restorations, embodies the town's enduring legacy.