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Hadrian's Wall

Q. I heard that a walk has been opened along Hadrian's Wall.

 

Has this been plotted on a map? If so which one?

 

Please advise.

 

Scott Tamplin

 

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A. Harvey maps have just published an excellent linear map of the route, called, spookily enough, 'Hadrian's Wall'

 

Mike Knipe, Crook

 

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A. The walk you refer to is a new National Trail that covers the whole length of Hadrian's Wall (at some considerable cost). There have been walks along parts of the Wall for many years - indeed, the Pennine Way follows it for some way before heading North.

 

We have a walk along the more interesting part of the wall - n100 Hadrian’s Wall & Vindolanda from Housesteads  which is on Ordnance Survey Explorer OL43, Ordnance Survey Landranger 86 or Ordnance Survey Landranger 87

 

Mike (Editor)

 

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