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National Trust walking trails can be popular so remember to maintain social distancing on your walk. Here are the region's much-loved walks, with difficulty according to GetOutside: Alnmouth Beach and Warkworth - 10.7km (6.6 miles) Difficulty: Easy  National ranking: 55 Starting in the town of Alnmouth and ending with the breathtaking Warkworth Castle, this is a tranquil walk along the coastline. The bay has miles of golden sand, much of it undisturbed, and contrastingly green dunes. The bay is also located on the mouth of the River Aln. Dunstanburgh Castle - 12km (7.5 miles) ...

6 Mar 2021 LOFTY VIEW: Walkers enjoy fantastic views of Low Force when they cross the Winch Bridge at Bowlees Following on from her walk through Pecknell Wood, Kirsty Brien, a member of the outdoor team at the TCR Hub, goes high up into the dale for an extremely scenic trip around Bowlees Bowlees and Tees waterfalls 1. Our walk starts at the Bowlees Visitor Centre, standing with your back to the front door, turn to your right and follow the track which gently rises up through the fields, with the classic Teesdale white painted barns on the skyline. The track reaches its high point at Ash ...

Welcome to my home town: Why Barnard Castle is so much more than a Twitter punchline Elizabeth Atkin © Provided by The Independent During lockdown, many of us made the pilgrimage back to our family homes – and rediscovered them through fresh eyes. Part guide, part love letter, “ ” is a new series in which we celebrate where we’re from. After all, it could be a while before we can go anywhere else… Barnard Castle is my adopted hometown, by way of my parents’ divorce. I was born and raised in Newcastle, but my paternal family has lived in Barney since the Seventies...

WELCOME SIGHT: Left, Pleased to see Ewe, by Keith Alexander A NEW sculpture trail has been created in the dale as a part of a project to catalogue and photograph public works of art in the UK. Photographer Elaine Vizor, from Spring Gardens, has put together the trail, which at present comprises 11 different works of art from various artists. She created it while working on a three-year project, funded by Art UK, to draw up a comprehensive list of all the sculptures in the UK within the public domain. Ms Vizor said: “I’m a member of the Royal Photographic Society and they put a call out ...

By • 31 Dec 2020 LOCAL HERO: Kim Clark, from Evenwood, who created thousands of meals for those in need during the lockdown TM pic April THE dale, in common with the rest of the country, adjusted to life under lockdown. Milkman Neil Rabbitts reported a 30 per cent increase in demand as more and more people embraced home deliveries – with Connelly’s Toyshop inundated with orders for games, activities and jigsaws to help keep spirits up. Teesdale Conservation Volunteers – known to all as Rotters – closed its Startforth site but offered to deliver compost to the h...