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Located close to Hadrian's Wall, the lovely village of Matfen is well worth spending some time in. This eighteenth-century planned estate village was originally established by the Blackett family. With a gently flowing stream, village green and attractive stone dwellings, Matfen is as unspoilt as it has ever been. Built some 200 years ago, the attractive, creeper-covered Black Bull Inn fronts the village green and has low beams and open fires.

The stone cross is a war memorial and an impressive monument in the form of a Celtic cross, erected in memory of local soldiers who died in the First (22) and Second World Wars (3). The 4.8-meter sandstone cross is richly decorated with symbolic patterns and inscriptions that convey deep respect and historical significance. It is a peaceful, reflective spot in the heart of the village, near Holy Trinity Church.

The Boatside Inn in Warden, near Hexham, is a historic country inn with a rich history dating back to 1782. Originally a trading station and stopping point for river crossings on the Tyne, it grew into a popular alehouse for travelers and locals alike.

Very beautiful place on Hadrian's Wall

Here you have to buy tickets for Housesteads Roman Fort - Vercovicium. There are also a few hot drinks available, but in paper cups.

Beautiful village and lovely cafe except they would not allow me ot charge my electric bike battery and it is a long way to Bellingham. There is no cafe in the town before Matfen too (Stamfordham) but there is a pub that might be cooperative.

Lots of spring flowers to enjoy here. Wild garlic, bluebells, forget me nots and dandelions to name a few.

Milecastle 34, also known as Grindon, was part of Hadrian's Wall. While no visible remains exist, its location is marked by a small, tree-lined enclosure about half a kilometre east of Sewingshields Farm.