Set in ancient woodland on the grounds of a historic estate, Go Ape Matfen offers tree-top rope courses, high-speed zip lines, and sky-high crossings for an unforgettable day out.
This forest-based high ropes course near Kielder Castle features climbing challenges, suspended obstacles, and thrilling zip wires set among towering trees and scenic views.
A fully accessible adventure hub, Calvert Kielder offers aerial ropes courses, zip lines, climbing walls, and even a king swing—perfect for families or group challenges.
Alongside quad biking and paintballing, Allout Adventures features a climbing wall and adrenaline-filled activities in stunning countryside surroundings.
A magical village with the UK’s largest play structure, Lilidorei combines imagination and adventure with slides, climbing towers, and sky-high fun for younger thrill-seekers.
Set in beautiful parkland, this centre offers classic outdoor fun including zip wires, ropes courses, and team challenges—ideal for school groups and families.
Perfect for beginners and families, this watersports centre offers guided canoeing and kayaking trips along the River Coquet and estuary, with equipment and tuition included.
The UK’s largest man-made lake is a haven for paddlers. Enjoy calm waters, stunning scenery, and regular activity days for all ages and abilities.
For a tranquil paddle steeped in history, the River Tweed offers peaceful stretches through the countryside, with opportunities to spot otters, herons, and kingfishers.
The freshwater lake here is ideal for calm kayaking sessions, perfect for beginners or families looking to enjoy paddling in a safe, scenic environment near the coast.
Confident kayakers can explore this curved coastal bay with its calm surf and rocky inlets, often spotting seals and seabirds en route.
This picturesque river route flows from town to coast, offering a gentle paddle through meadows, under bridges, and towards Alnmouth’s golden beach.
A hidden gem among sandstone forests, Kyloe offers excellent bouldering and trad routes, ideal for those who enjoy shaded, technical climbs in a peaceful woodland setting.
One of Northumberland’s most popular crags, Bowden Doors boasts solid sandstone faces, a variety of route grades, and sweeping countryside views—perfect for climbers of all levels.
Just a short walk from Bowden Doors, this crag offers adventurous problems and steep overhangs, making it a favourite for experienced climbers seeking a challenge.
Located along Hadrian’s Wall, this dramatic escarpment combines striking scenery with quality trad climbing, especially suited to intermediate and advanced climbers.
Great for a quiet day out, Rothley offers short but enjoyable routes with easy access and less foot traffic—perfect for practicing technique or escaping the crowds.
A remote, north-facing crag with bold, sparsely protected routes, Callerhues is best suited to experienced climbers looking for solitude and technical sandstone problems.
Stretching from Newcastle to Berwick-upon-Tweed, this scenic long-distance route takes in castles, beaches, and charming villages—perfect for touring cyclists seeking dramatic coastal views.
A 26-mile circular trail around the vast reservoir, this well-maintained route is ideal for all levels, with stunning forest scenery and plenty of wildlife along the way.
This picturesque loop links two historic coastal villages via quiet country lanes and sandy estuary views—great for a relaxed half-day ride.
Designed for mountain bikers, this challenging 120-mile off-road route runs from Berwick to Hexham, crossing the Cheviot Hills and offering breathtaking upland landscapes.
Flat and family-friendly, these trails loop around the freshwater lake and dunes, perfect for young riders or a breezy coastal spin with sea views.
Set in the heart of the Cheviots, this tranquil route mixes gentle climbs with open valley views—ideal for road cyclists wanting a quiet, scenic ride through Northumberland’s hill country.
Renowned for salmon and sea trout, the River Coquet offers scenic fly fishing with day permits available—ideal for tranquil riverside sessions surrounded by wildlife.
The UK’s largest man-made lake is a popular spot for trout fishing, with boat and bank fishing options and panoramic views across the forested hills.
This freshwater lake near the coast is perfect for coarse fishing, with species including perch, roach, and bream in a peaceful, family-friendly setting.
For sea fishing fans, Seahouses offers easy access to mackerel, cod, and pollock straight from the harbour wall, with equipment hire and chartered trips available locally.
Winding through ancient woodland and open moorland, these bridleways near Rothbury offer peaceful rides with panoramic views across the Coquet Valley.
With seven miles of golden sand, Druridge Bay is ideal for exhilarating beach rides—especially at low tide when the beach stretches endlessly ahead.
Explore a network of off-road trails through dense forest and along the lakeside. These well-marked routes offer variety, wildlife sightings, and beautiful views of Kielder Water.
This circular trail starts near Alnwick and takes in the car-free, rolling landscapes of Hulne Park—once a private hunting ground, now perfect for a relaxing countryside hack.
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