Recreation in Northumberland
Bird
watching in Northumberland
Barrasford
and bird watching have strong links. Twitchers
from across Europe take advantage of the Northumberland
National Park to observe different species of birds. More
Canoeing
in Northumberland
The annual Tyne Tour
canoeing event is one of the main events on the UK canoeing
calendar. Barrasford is the main hub of activity on the
river North Tyne and plays host to the Tyne Tour on the
first weekend in November each year. More
Cycling
in Northumberland
The
Reivers Cycle Route (RCR) is a major cycle route
running from Tynemouth to Whitehaven that passes close to
the village of Barrasford. Their are many local routes to
choose from and the varied terrain ensures cycling in Northumberland
is as challenging as you want to make it. More
Fly
Fishing in Northumberland
Anglers
wanting to try fly fishing in Northumberland are spoilt
for choice with rivers and stillwater venues. Their are
dozens of stillwaters in the Tynedale district, from the
massive Kielder Reservoir to more intimate venues
like Langley Dam. The River Tyne also offers reasonable
Trout fishing for those wishing to try Fly Fishing in Northumberland.
More
Salmon
Fishing in Northumberland
The
River Tyne, and its tributaries the North Tyne
and South Tyne, offers not only the best salmon fishing
in Northumberland but the best in England. Around September
to October each year it is often difficult to acquire fishing
due to the demand from anglers across the UK.
Sailing
in Northumberland
The
massive Kielder Water is the ideal destination for
those wishing to try sailing in Northumberland. As the largest
man made reservoir in Europe it has become known as a mecca
for sailing enthusiasts since Kielder Water was opened in
1982. More
Shooting
in Northumberland
As
with other country pursuits, shooting in Northumberland
is as popular as ever. From pheasant shooting to
grouse shooting the county offers many challenges
for the field sportsman. More
Walking
in Northumberland
The
Pennine Way and Hadrian's Wall Trail are just
two renowned trails for those wishing to go walking in Northumberland.
The Northumberland National Park offers hundreds
of smaller routes for those looking for less of an epic
challenge. More
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