- Discover one of the most turbulent times in British history
- Guided walk through breath-taking scenery in the National Park and Kielder Forest
- Enjoy a hearty stew in a traditional British pub
Journey back to the 16th Century and England's lawless lands, as you experience a real borderland adventure. Accompanied by a local guide, you'll walk into England's largest forest and visit the places where your surname could cost you your life, and knowing the lay of the land could save it! Following your 11km (7 miles) journey you'll seek refuge at a local Coaching Inn (an 18th Century travellers’ refuge) to enjoy a hearty Mutton Pottage (lamb stew).
5 hours
4-20 people
£65 per person
Moderate. 11km (7 miles), mostly level walk.
Free parking.
Lunch included.
Sensible clothing and walking boots/shoes recommended.
All year round. Advance booking required.
Not accessible for people with mobility issues.
Moderate English required to fully appreciate the experience.
The ‘land of far horizons’ home to England’s cleanest rivers, purest air and darkest skies.