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Northumberlandia (Lady Of The North) 115.3m P55.3 (378ft) (DoBIH Hill ID: 16083) [JNSA 23759] County of Northumberland Definitive List summit.

Great place to walk, and cycle along the bridleway sections. Keep your eyes open for wildlife, deer, dippers and kingfishers can be sighted

Good spot if your dog needs a dip to cool down

great views and great for a photo

The "Northumberlandia" project owes its origins to open-cast mining: The earth lying above the mineral resources to be mined (e.g., coal seams) – known in technical terms as "overburden" – is typically stored on a so-called "overburden dump." Europe's largest artificial mountain, "Sophienhöhe," was created this way in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. As a landscape project, the overburden was used to create a reclining female figure called "Northumberlandia." However, from a ground perspective, little will be visible on site. To experience the outline of the sculpture of the lady, also known as the "Lady of the North," there is a plan sketch on the official website, which I have imported into the komoot image gallery (source: https://www.northumberlandia.com/ ).

Free to park for 72 hours. theres a pub in the carpark that serves food. we didnt try it though but a nice gentle stroll around a lake. easy going and just took it easy and rnjoyed the wildlife

Holywell Dene is a tree-lined valley through which the Seaton Burn flows to Seaton Sluice. It’s a fantastic walk through the woods down to the coast, and the footbridges that criss-cross the river let you admire the wildlife from every angle.

Nestled in Whitley Bay, just north of Brown's Bay and close to Cullercoats, lie the Table Rocks. This spot rose to fame as a tourist destination around the turn of the 20th century. Interestingly, the rocks boasted a natural tidal pool that was transformed into a much larger, 70-foot outdoor swimming pool by blasting the surrounding rock in roughly 1909.