Hadrian’s Wall Trek in England

Arrival in Newcastle, a city rich in history and culture, where you'll have time to explore the main points of interest. In the evening, you'll check in at your chosen accommodation for the overnight stay. Dinner is free, and you'll spend the night in Newcastle at one of the following B&Bs: The Avenue or Adelphi.

The day begins with a hearty breakfast before starting your adventure from Wallsend, easily reachable by metro from Newcastle. Here, you'll have the opportunity to visit the Roman fort of Segedunum, which marks the beginning of Hadrian's Wall. You’ll continue along the River Tyne, passing through picturesque landscapes and crossing under the famous Millennium Bridge, which connects to the modern Baltic Arts Centre in Gateshead. The path winds westward, with the scenery gradually changing as you approach the village of Heddon-on-the-Wall, where you'll spend the night. Dinner is free, and overnight stay at Heddon-on-the-Wall in one of the following accommodations: Houghton North Farm, Hadrians Barn B&B, or Heddon Lodge.

After a hearty breakfast, begin your walk from Heddon-on-the-Wall towards Chollerford. Today, the landscape will bring you closer to the Roman fortifications, which become increasingly prominent. Initially, the most visible feature is the Vallum, the ditch that ran alongside Hadrian's Wall. As you approach Chollerford, the first sections of the Roman Wall begin to emerge, revealing the grandeur of this impressive structure. Along the way, you'll also have the chance to admire a Roman bridge crossing the River North Tyne, located just southwest of the current crossing. This five-arched bridge, built in 1775, is a notable historical point of interest. Dinner is free, and overnight stay in Chollerford at one of the following accommodations: Hadrian Hotel or The George Hotel.

After a morning breakfast, begin your walk from Chollerford to Once Brewed. Today’s route will take you past the Chesters Museum, an important testament to the Roman fortifications, before ascending to Tower Tye along the Roman road. As you continue, you will encounter some of the most spectacular sections of Hadrian's Wall, offering magnificent views of the wild countryside and Roman ruins. The fortifications and towers lining the trail will give you a sense of the grandeur of the ancient wall. Upon reaching Housesteads Fort, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the museum, which provides insight into Roman life in this area. The stage concludes at Steel Rigg Peel Crags, a scenic viewpoint just a short distance from the village of Once Brewed. Dinner is free, and overnight stay in Once Brewed/Hexham at one of the following accommodations: Twice Brewed Inn, Vallum Lodge, or Saughy Rigg Farm.

After a hearty breakfast, begin your day’s walk from Once Brewed towards Banks or Walton. You will ascend to Winshields Crags, the highest point of the Hadrian's Wall Path, where breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside await you. Continuing from Gilsland, you will follow a beautiful section of the Roman wall that leads you to Birdoswald, one of the best-preserved Roman forts. From here, the path climbs up the hill towards Banks and then gently stretches through farmland to Walton, where you will conclude the stage. Dinner is free, and overnight stay in Banks at one of the following accommodations: Bush Nook or Lanercost Equestrian & Country.

After a hearty breakfast, you will begin your walk through a beautiful section of rural countryside, following the peaceful banks of the River Eden towards Carlisle. This route will lead you on an easy walk into the city, where you'll have the opportunity to explore its historic castle and cathedral. The day’s walk concludes with a pleasant arrival in the city. Dinner is free, and overnight stay in Carlisle at one of the following accommodations: Howard Lodge or Langleigh Guest House.

After breakfast, begin your walk from Carlisle, following the River Eden towards Burgh by Sands. You will continue along the river to Port Carlisle and then head towards Bowness-on-Solway. This area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and rich birdlife, making it a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts. At the end of the walk, return by bus to Carlisle. Dinner is free, and overnight stay in Carlisle at one of the following accommodations: Howard Lodge or Langleigh Guest House.

After breakfast, check out of the accommodation and depart. End of services.