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If you’ve been missing fun filled days out, Durham is a county packed with incredible experiences.

High Force From its rise as a trickle, high on the heather covered fells at the top of the North Pennines, to the top of the whin sill rock at Forest-in-Teesdale, the River Tees steadily grows and gathers pace, reaching High Force where it suddenly and spectacularly drops into the plunge pool below. The full force of this natural wonder is best enjoyed from the base of the falls, reached by a pretty circular woodland walk. High Force Waterfall is open to visitors every day, 10am – 4pm. High Force is a walker’s paradise, surrounded by the stunning countryside of Upper Teesdale in the...

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) ...

'We found the secret of eternal youth – in Durham' Kathy’s grown-up girl sweeps her off for a restorative Mother’s Day weekend Kathy Lette, and her daughter Georgie Credit: Getty Teenagers are God’s punishment for having sex in the first place. Living with a teenage daughter is like living with the Taliban; mothers aren’t allowed to dance, sing, flirt, laugh or wear short skirts. When my daughter, Georgie, was 13, I was sashaying toward the front door in high heels when she stormed after me, exclaiming, “What are you wearing? You are not going out dressed like that. Go back to you...

Britain's most unfashionable (but beautiful) holiday options, according to the data We turned to Google Trends to find out which of Britain's counties, national parks and AONBs are the least trendy This is England's least searched-for national park Credit: Getty It seems like every man and his dog is planning to celebrate the end of our nationwide incarceration with an old fashioned UK holiday, and for the honeypots like Cornwall and the Cotswolds, the accommodation cupboard for the peak season is almost bare. Expect crowds on the beaches of the South West this summer, and queues of walkers i...