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Walks in Northumberland 

Immerse yourself in nature.

Dogs are always welcome at Slaley Hall Hotel, and we’ve taken some of the stress out of planning activities with a furry friend in tow. Here’s a few walks in Northumberland you can go on, by yourself or with man’s best friend.

CRASTER TO DUNSTANBURGH CASTLE 

1 hour 15 minute drive  

Get some exercise and end up at a majestic castle.   

The coastal walk from Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle is lovely for pets and ‘paw-rents’ to enjoy together. The walk is about 1.3 miles 

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LAMBLEY VIADUCT AND FEATHERSTONE CASTLE 

1 hour drive  

Going to Featherstone in Northumberland?   

Stretch your legs on a circular walk passing Lambley Viaduct and Featherstone Castle. The route is about 4.5 miles long and popular among hikers and trail runners if you want to up your pace.   

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SIMONSIDE AND DOVE CRAG CIRCULAR 

1 hour drive  

Take your pooch for a stroll in Northumberland National Park.   

The 5-mile Simonside and Dove Crag circular route is known for its rugged beauty and amazing animal sightings. So be sure to bring your binoculars and birding book along.  

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THE ARMSTRONG TRAIL, CRAGSIDE 

1 hour drive  

How does a walk along the water sound?   

The Armstrong Trail at Cragside takes you around Tumbleton Lake, along winding paths and past some of England’s tallest trees before heading back to the house. It’s also just 3.2 miles and totally dog-friendly.  

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