Warden to Simonburn Walk
Table of contents
Route Description for Warden to Simonburn Walk
A mixture of charming riverside settings, picturesque Northumberland farmland, and ancient Roman historical sites await on the Warden to Simonburn Walk, making it a great option for a wide variety of outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the natural and manmade beauty of Northern England.
Setting out from the trailhead next to the Boatside Inn, you will head to the northwest along the road as it runs parallel to banks of the River South Tyne. After arriving at the village of Fourstones, you will turn right onto B6319 and follow it north, climbing uphill across the countryside to eventually reach the edge of Military Road.
Turning left here, you will follow the road for a distance, before eventually picking up a trail on the right that will lead you past Hadrian’s Wall. Here, you will be able to check out the UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Black Carts Turret, one of the many fortified outposts along the ancient Roman fortification. From the wall, you will continue on to the northwest, traversing the open countryside on the way into the endpoint of the walk in Simonburn.
Getting to the Warden to Simonburn Walk Trailhead
The trailhead for the Warden to Simonburn Walk can be found next to the Boatside Inn, just southwest of Warden.Route Information
Backcountry Campground:
No
When to do:
Year-Round
Pets allowed:
Yes - On Leash
Family friendly:
Yes
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
One Way
Warden to Simonburn Walk Elevation Graph
Weather Forecast
Check Area WeatherReviews
WE ARE HERE TO HELP
Let someone else do the hard work, book a custom tour in over 85 countries.
Chat with us on our contact page or fill out the form below!