3 Night Northumberland Festive Guided Walking Holiday

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    [title] => Christmas Arrival Day
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Check-in at the hotel is available from 16:00. If you are a member you can arrive at the house from 14:00. Enjoy a complimentary cream tea at 16:30 and meet other guests.
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    [title] => Along the Northumberland Coast
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                            [title] => Dunstanburgh Castle
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Distance: 11 miles (17½km)
 Total ascent: 600 feet (180m)
In summary: Walk from Embleton to the iconic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, then follow the path all the way back along the beautiful Northumberland Coast to Alnmouth.
Highlight: Imagine yourself as a knight of the realm storming the crumbling remains of Dunstanburgh Castle on the headland at Castle Point.
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                            [title] => Howick to Alnmouth
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Distance: 6 miles (10km) 
Ascent: 375 feet (110m) 
In summary: Head south along this picturesque stretch of coastline from Howick to the old smugglers haunt of Boulmer then onwards to Alnmouth. Walk on the low cliffs and the beach, with fantastic sea views throughout. 
Highlight: Explore the narrow channel of Mar Mouth between the rocks of Boulmer Haven and the smugglers past history which has marked the landscape in this gentle walk back to Alnmouth.
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                            [title] => Craster to Alnmouth
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Distance: 7½ miles (12.5km) 
Ascent: 450 feet (140m) 
In summary: Walk south along the coast from the quaint fishing village of Craster to Alnmouth. Walk on the low cliffs and the beach, with fantastic sea views throughout. 
Highlight: Explore the atmospheric harbour at Craster, and let your nose lead you to famous kipper smokehouse. 
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    [title] => Ingram Valley
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                            [title] => Powburn & the Breamish Valley
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Distance: 3½ miles (6km)
Ascent: 320 feet (100m)
In summary: A delightful valley walk surrounded by rolling hills from the village of Powburn following the River Breamish to Ingram.
Highlight: Walking through an area rich in wildlife
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                            [title] => Wether Hill & Brough Law
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Distance: 6.5 miles (10.5km) 
Ascent: 1,100 feet (340m) 
In summary: Discover two of the dominant Iron Age hillforts in the Breamish Valley, Wether Hill and Brough Law. In the Spring, oystercatcher and sandpiper nest on the river gravel and higher up on the hillsides, lapwing and curlew, true moorland birds are a common sight and sound.  Scottish black-faced and the local Cheviot sheep graze the pastures as they have done for centuries.
Highlight: Great vantage points for views of the surrounding area.
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                            [title] => The Breamish Valley
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Distance: 8½ miles (13.5km) 
Ascent: 1450 feet (450m) 
In summary: The hillsides in the valley were terraced in the Bronze Age and the early occupants who lived here grew crops and raised livestock. Iron Age settlements and their circular hillforts can be found on both sides of the valley, reflecting a long history of occupation in this part of Northumberland.
Highlight: Discovering a prehistoric landscape.
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    [title] => Departure Day
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Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before making your way home.
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