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clean, free, and in a very convenient location

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

More of a practical tip than a highlight! There are plenty of parking spaces in Rothbury itself. This seems to be more of a place for (wild) camping.

Today, there wasn't even half a sheep to be seen. I guess sheep in England aren't that special either 🤷

The bridge is simply a bridge 😌 Here, the complete package of a picturesque river, towpath, and picnic areas makes it all happen. There's also a large, colorful playground for younger children (up to about 6 years old).

Those with a fear of heights may have difficulty, but everyone else will enjoy the height and the magnificent view of the property.

First of all: it's part of the National Trust. That means members can enter without it; otherwise, it currently costs 25 pounds per adult. Once you've paid at the entrance, you can go directly to the main car park, or you can drive along the "Carriage Way" and stop at one of the other car parks – wherever you like. There are several signposted hikes, but they'll be too meager for most Komoot users. Today we combined the black route with a few of our own detours and side trips – great!!!!! The house is OK, but for me (!) it was even more beautiful outside – there's so much to see and enjoy.

Today in August, the waterfall was pitiful, but that didn't matter. The water rushed so beautifully, and the path went up and down (doable if you're of average fitness, but not stroller or walker friendly!). There are several very photogenic bridges—the stone arched bridge is probably the most beautiful. For me, it was the most attractive part of the Cragside area.