Kielder‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

Marked on maps but virtually unrecognisable on the hillside. There's a short stretch up from the forestry track to Dun Tae that's doable but beyond that it's an intensive challenge on nothing but heather, moss and peatbogs if you want to see the border.

An aptly named highlight where there is a nice big rock for one to stand on to look out over the scenic views towards Green Crag and Ravens Knowe.

Sigmund Freud Silvas Capitalis (forest head) is a giant timber head located along the Lakeside Way created by American artists Simparch. The head has been conceived as a watcher, an imaginary presence who has observed the passing occupation of the landscape over past millennia and who has also seen how environment has dramatically changed during the last one hundred years with the coming of the forest and more recently the lake.

Needs Law, at 444m, has, perhaps unusually, two cairns on it (Mag and the Bairns), and apparently there perhaps used to be even a third. Such cairns were used in the 19th century as reference points in foggy, misty conditions. You will additionally see a disused quarry here. Gorgeous views from up here too: you can easily see Peel Fell and Deadwater Fell from here (in non-foggy conditions, that is!)

Great fun giant head to climb in and look out its eyes. There are stairs once you walk into its mouth.

This Bronze Age stone circle has three standing stones and one lying flat. Its name derives from a legend that the monument marks the grave of three kings of Denmark who had been killed in battle.