Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk
Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk

Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk

Northumberland National Park
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Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk

Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk

Distance: 6.8mi
Elevation: 1,818ft
Time: 3.5-5h

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The Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk is a great excursion in Northumberland that will lead you across the undulating terrain to visit historical sites and charming waterfalls. While out walking the trail, you will follow along the banks of College Burn to visit the cascading waters of Hethpool Linn, before traversing the undulating landscape to the east in order to explore the Iron Age hillfort at Yeavering Bell. This is a fun adventure that features several interesting highlights to keep you entertained throughout your walk.

Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk Description

Getting there

The trailhead for the Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk can be found in the village of Kirknewton, right next to the village hall.

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Backcountry Campground

No

When to do

Year-Round

Pets allowed

Yes - On Leash

Family friendly

Older Children only

Route Signage

Average

Crowd Levels

Moderate

Route Type

Circuit


Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk
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Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk Description

Featuring rolling green hills, charming villages, ancient historical sites, and beautiful waterfalls, the Hethpool Linn and Yeavering Bell Walk really has it all. In addition to the fantastic sights, make sure to keep an eye out for the wild Cheviot goats that can be seen roaming free across the hilly landscape.

Setting out from the trailhead, you will make your way to the west in order to leave the village of Kirknewton behind, eventually arriving at the banks of College Burn. Following them to the southwest, you will wind through the valley along the lower slopes of The Bell, eventually reaching the cascading waters of Hethpool Linn.

After experiencing the natural beauty of the falls, you will make your way east across the undulating landscape, eventually climbing to slopes of Yeavering Bell for the chance to explore an Iron Age hillfort and take in the spectacular views. From here, you will head to the northwest, traversing the summit of St Gregory’s Hill omnm the return into the village where you started.

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