Haswell‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 천연기념물

This stone spiral at Durham's Low Burnhall Woods marks the turning point of the 2.2-mile (3.2km) Riverside Trail walk.

The Durham Heritage Coast is a 5.5mile section of coast path heading south from Seaham. It passes through stunning cliff top scenery and wild beaches. Some owned and managed by the National Trust.

Good views along the coast from the path

A National Nature Reserve, this steep and well-wooded valley has been cut deep into soft limsetone rock by the action of Castle Eden Burn as it finds its way down to the coast. It has evolved over 10,000 years with majestic yew trees and strands of ancient oak and ash.

Hidden away next to the prison, two large ponds created by flooding old clay pits. Important wildfowl breeding spot.

Brasside Pond is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Two large ponds, the result of flooding of old clay pits. Important breeding site for wildfowl.

If you're familiar with the film Alien 3 then this breathtaking view is in the opening scene.

Car park to access Blackhall rocks