Best walks near Newcastle by train
Northumberland · North of England
MapA day hike in the countryside is just a simple train journey away — explore the most charmingly located railway stations in North of England and plan your next day of green.
Hexham Station Circular (Northumberland)
30m direct from Newcastle.
20km.
River Tyne, quiet country lanes, North Tyne Valley, ridge, Wall stretches, and village of Acomb.
A variant of Hadrian's Wall Path Core Section – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Hexham Station to Corbridge Station (Northumberland)
30m direct from Newcastle.
21km.
River Tyne, country lanes, North Tyne Valley views, Wall stretches, ridge, and historic town of Corbridge.
A variant of Hadrian's Wall Path Core Section – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Bardon Mill Station to Hexham Station (Northumberland)
30m direct from Newcastle.
28km.
Common, upland plateau, crags, scenic Wall, gentle descent into North Tyne Valley, riverside, and country lanes.
A variant of Hadrian's Wall Path Core Section – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Haltwhistle Station to Bardon Mill Station (Northumberland)
45m direct from Newcastle.
18km.
Burn gorge, upland plateau, Roman military zone, crags, Sycamore Gap, lough, and open moorland.
A variant of Hadrian's Wall Path Core Section – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Brampton Station to Haltwhistle Station (Cumberland)
45m direct from Newcastle.
28km.
Ridge, wooded gorge, river, Roman remains, quarry crags, upland moorland, and market town.
A variant of Hadrian's Wall Path Core Section – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.