Let's Walk Upper Teesdale Guidebook

author: Stephen Robinson
The walks described in this guidebook explore the North Pennines National Landscape, well known for its diversity of wildlife and scenic excellence. The walks focus on Upper Teesdale between the Cow Green Reservoir and Romaldkirk. The North Pennines National Landscape is also designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark, one of England's most special places. Its stunning upland landscape embraces wild heather moorland, flower-rich hay meadows, intimate woods, inky-black night skies, charismatic wildlife, fascinating industrial heritage, tumbling rivers and dramatic waterfalls

This excellent guide is packed with stunning colour photographs and superb full colour maps with numbered arrow pointers to identify the current position along the route. There are route directions with grid references beside each map to aid navigation, plus background information for each of the ten circular walks.

The North Pennines is a nature hotspot revered for its abundance of flora and fauna. Here you will find a peaceful unspoilt landscape with a rich history and unrivalled natural beauty. Teesdale is a superb place for walkers, especially those who enjoy wilder, secluded areas. The large network of footpaths and bridleways provides an extensive choice of routes, from gentle riverside rambles to more strenuous fell walks.

The walk locations are:
Cow Green Reservoir and Cauldron Snout - 7.75 miles
A circuit of Cronkley Fell - 6.85 miles
Langdon Beck and the Teesdale Cave - 5.6 miles
High Force and Forest-in-Teesdale - 7.6 miles
The Teesdale Allotments and Hardberry Hill - 7.15 miles
Lunedale and Harter Fell - 8.25 miles
Teesdale Meadows - 6.25 miles
Hudeshope Beck and Egglesburn - 7.9 miles
The Tees Railway Walk and Eggleston Hall - 6.84 miles
Goldsborough and Hannah's Meadow - 7.8 miles

ISBN 9781898550167 Pages 64 (2024) 144mm x 210mm