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A 13 mile circular walk through woodland and across moors around Stanhope, taking in much of the old lead-mining history.
A synopsis of the original Wear Valley Trail by Alan Earnshaw, as it was originally conceived in the 1970s. The walk has now been improved and and included on this blog.
A range of circular walks around Wolsingham, using parts of the Weardale Way. There is a long route, low route and high route to choose from.
A 12 mile circular walk, the final section of the Weardale Way, starting in the village of Rookhope in County Durham. Along the way you’ll see the lead mining and railway past of the area.
Start: Bishop Auckland car park Click to view start position on Google Maps On previous sections of the Weardale Way I have commented on the various routes of the Weardale Way over the years and the need for clarity with a compromise of a riverside route and a high route. This section has never had […]