Holwick Scars are one of the most distinctive features in the lanbdscape of Teesdale, a brooding line of sombre crags of fluted pillars...

Described as 'the largest Ancient Monument site in North East England' Cockfield Fell is a huge island of common pasture completely...

Two miles below Wolsingham the River Wear changes its easterly course to flow south east towards Witton-le-Wear. Our 8 and a half mile...

Whatever the season the rights of way of the middle reaches of the Tees valley are always worth exploring. Good paths run close to the...

Once a small agricultural town in upper Teesdale, Middleton was transformed in 1815 by the arrival of the London Lead Mining Company...

To the west of Barnard Castle  a series of tumbling becks rush from the moors down their thickly wooded valleys to join the Tees. They...

Stanhope at the heart of Weardale, set between two pretty tributary burns and surrounded by moors, is an excellent centre for walkers....