Ashington 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Great little spot for a photo right next to the carpark. and it was the start and end of our little walk

Free to park for 72 hours. theres a pub in the carpark that serves food. we didnt try it though but a nice gentle stroll around a lake. easy going and just took it easy and rnjoyed the wildlife

A fantastic example of a beach in the north east of England. Golden sands and freezing cold water. Well worth a stop off to explore the beach, the promenade and the many shops and eateries. Swimming is at your own risk, but highly advised ;)

Newbiggin-on-the-Sea is a small fishing port. The beach is a mix of sand and shingle bordered by a long promenade, with many cafés overlooking the coast. Look out for the famous "Couple" sculpture by artist Sean Henry, which stands on a platform in the sea.

The path cuts through the Riverside Park, following the banks of the River Wansbeck to its estuary. It's an idyllic walk through woodland and meadow, and also passes under the impressive North Seaton Railway Viaduct, or the Black Bridge.

Have a wander around the clubhouse and the grounds, or take a minute to watch the team training on the historic pitches. This is where it all began for Steve Harmison, John Inchmore, Ben Harmison and Mark Wood, some of Ashington's best-known cricketers.

The museum reveals much about Ashington's history and mining heritage. It houses a collection of artworks by the Pitmen Painters, fascinating insights into the daily life of miners in the 1930s. Once you've finished your visit, you can relax in the cafe, or take a walk around the neighbouring Queen Elizabeth II Country Park.

Great for sup too