Edlingham‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 동굴

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.

This is misnamed. It's not Warkworth castle which is known for its daffs in spring

great day out for adults and kids

A very impressive building. Years ago Cragside used to employ more than 300 workers. There are features in loads of locations within the estate. Workers can be seen constantly going about, maintaining the estate

This is the main buidlng in Cragside, it is an impressive structure, well kept and preserved. You ride through the archway that goes through this building

Home of inventor and arms manufacturer Lord Armstrong Cragside is cited as the original smart home. Lord Armstrong designed a hydroelectric and hydraulic system that powered the house and provided electricity in every room. It was full of Victorian gadgets to make life easier. He also landscaped the area planting millions of trees and creating the parkland and estate. Today it's owned and managed by the National Trust. There is an entrance fee if you're not a member. Cafe and toilets on site. For the runner there are miles of trails through the woods and around the lakes. There is also a tarmacked carriage drive which makes a good road run.

Beautiful House full of history about Lord Armstrong and the electricity he brought to the area from hydro power. It is a National Trust site with lovely walks all around.

Nice little walk down to the castle through a field which usually has cows or sheep in.