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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

Cracking little piece of track to push the heart and lungs, just be aware of pedestrians and dog walkers

This impressive modern sculpture, which the hiker encounters here, is a contemporary reminder of the suffering and horror of the First World War. When designing the memorial, the artist did not choose a glorious fighter and victor. Instead, he depicts a war-weary soldier, rifle in hand, who has slumped slightly and needs to rest.

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A nice gentle route but be wary of walkers with dogs.

Always a prominent statue, no matter now many times you have seen it.

This impressive modern sculpture that the hiker encounters here is a contemporary reminder of the suffering and horror of the First World War. When designing the monument, the artist did not choose a glorious fighter and victor. Instead, he shows the soldier exhausted by the war with his rifle in his hand, but who has slumped a little and needs to rest.

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This impressive modern sculpture that the hiker encounters here is a contemporary reminder of the suffering and horror of the First World War. When designing the monument, the artist did not choose a glorious fighter and victor. Instead, he shows the soldier exhausted by the war with his rifle in his hand, but who has slumped a little and needs to rest.

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Great spot opposite the main shops/cafes along the promenade. The statue always looks great, especially when decorated during the remembrance period. The car park is always busy.

A trip to Seaham is an excellent choice. The costal path is a mixture between costal and woodland. Most of the path is very accessible. The hardest part would be where the viaduct is, with a steepish descent and equally steep incline. There are access paths to numerous small coves. I would suggest taking binoculars If you are lucky you will spot either dolphins or porpoises. Seaham town is also pleasant with plenty of choice for eating either in or out. A wander around the harbour with its small artisan shops and cafes is also well worth. Altogether a lovely day out.

Recently tarmacked and widened

This track has recently been tarmacked from "South Hetton" to "Shotton" the restriction in the photo is not there now

Seaham beach is renowned for its stunning sea glass treasures, offering visitors a unique and magical experience as they comb the shore for beautifully smoothed glass fragments, washed ashore by the tides. It's a serene and captivating place where nature's artistry meets the curiosity of beachcombers, creating cherished memories for all who visit.

Tommy is a statue of a First World War soldier by artist Ray Lonsdale, displayed close to Seaham war memorial, on Terrace Green by the seafront in Seaham, County Durham, in North East England. It is officially named 1101 (or Eleven-O-One), referring to the first minute of peace as the armistice came into force at 11am on 11 November 1918, but is more popularly known as Tommy, referring to the archetype private soldier Tommy Atkins.

Hetton Lyons Country Park is a pretty park centred around a water sports lake. It has a cafe based in the Springboard Adventure centre. It was once the site of a coal mine, operating for almost 130 years. The colliery closed in 1950.

Hurworth Burn Reservoir is a 21 acre lake built in 1867. It's surrounded by woodland and attracts a rich variety of wildlife.

just of the old railway path behind Garmondsway village theirs some old abandoned lime kilins

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.

Great views out to the North Sea. There is also plenty of parking here, if you were looking for an alternative start to this route.

Don't listen to the navigation as it needs updating it is forever telling you to turn round or make a u turn or turn left or right of which you can't as its an old railway track/cutting just follow the the track and enjoy 😉

Love this route from Stockton right up the castle Eden walkway to Wingate return. Reasonably flat...have to be mindful of dog walkers .