To experience views like this - walk these walks:

1. Walk n106 Killhope Law & Middlehope Moor from Allenheads Northumberland England

Good views though the terrain can be rough

Route Details: Allenheads, Dirt Pots, Weardale Way, Killhope Law, Stangend Currick, Middlehope Moor, Shorngate Cross, Allenheads

Length: 15.00km (9.5ml) | Ascent: 420m (1378ft) | Time: 4.75hrs | Grade:

For more walks near this one - see these interactive maps:
OS Explorer OL31	or	OS Landranger 087
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2. Walk n151 Killhope Law & Carrshield Moor from Allenheads Northumberland England

Rough terrain and wild moorland

Route Details: Allenheads, Dirt Pots, Weardale Way, Killhope Law, Slavery Hill, Carshield Moor, Scum Hill, Blackway Head, Knockshield Moor, Knockshield Dodd, River East Allen, Sipton Shield, Spartylea, Dirt Pots, Allenheads

Length: 20.50km (12.75ml) | Ascent: 536m (1759ft) | Time: 6.50hrs | Grade:

For more walks near this one - see these interactive maps:
OS Explorer OL31 OL43	or	OS Landranger 087
or see walks that start at the same location or within 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 miles displayed using Google Maps.
or see a list of walks that start within 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 miles.

See more photos from walk n151 Killhope Law & Carrshield Moor from Allenheads

 

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