Walking St Oswald's Way & St Cuthbert's Way

With the Northumberland Coast Path

• explore England's 'cradle of Christianity'
• unspoilt scenery, abbeys and castles
• Northumberland National Park, Lindisfarne (Holy Island), Northumberland Coast Path

These three diverse long-distance trails explore some of the best scenery of Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. From rugged hills to sandstone outcrops and heather moorland to coastal dunes, this is one of britain's most beautiful landscapes.

St Oswald's Way (97 miles) visits rolling farmland, the vast sandy beaches of the Northumberland Coast Path, and Lindifarne (Holy Island). St Cuthbert's Way (62 miles) crosses the Cheviot Hills between Melrose and the Northumberland coast. Both trails pass through the Morthumberland National Path to converge on the Holy Island.

• includes the Northumberland Coast Path (62 miles), covering the entire Northumberland Coast AONB
• unspoilt scenery and plentiful historic interest
• each trail takes a week to walk