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Hadrian's Wall Path

Route facts

Waterways:
River Tyne »

Distance: 83.89 miles / 135 km

Duration: 6-8 days

Difficulty: Moderate

Starts at: Segedenum Roman Fort, Wallsend on Tyne

Ends at: The Banks, Bowness-on-Solway

Opened in May 2003, this 84-mile path is the newest National Trail in Britain. It runs along the site of the awe-inspiring frontier of the Roman Empire through stirring landscapes between the Solway Firth and the mouth of the River Tyne.

The exact route is mapped on OS maps of the region and the route itself is waymarked. More information on places to stay, public transport and outline mapping details are available from the Hadrian's Wall Path Information Line on 01434 322002, or from the official website at http://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/hadrianswall/trail.htm.

 

Waypoints

1. Start

Start point, walking route: Hadrian's Wall Path

Easting: 429545, Northing: 565620

2. End

End point, walking route: Hadrian's Wall Path

Easting: 322585, Northing: 562725