We’ve rounded up the top 10 Northumberland experiences and activities for 2022

The top 30 photos taken across Northumberland in 2021.

Join Frida Berg, Leo Kopferschmitt, and their two dogs Henry and Wally on their 250-mile journey across the land of dark skies, rolling hills and remarkable coastline.

Recognising the best photographs taken across Northumberland in 2021 - Enter now.

Discover the best of Autumn in Northumberland in 2021.

This month Northumberland has been graced by a long distance wanderer, a Walrus!

You can now pre-order Northumberland’s all-new collaborative publication - bringing you the stories of the people, places, and independent enterprises of Northumberland.

We are currently working towards producing a new and improved resource for Northumberland’s adventure driving route.

Set on a grassy mound, commanding a vital ford over the River Tweed. Norham Castle was once a crucial stronghold in this historically turbulent region.

Explore the most spectacular section of Hadrian’s Wall on this 4-mile circular route

Thank you so much to everyone who has joined us for a Defender Camping experience so far this year. We’re excited for all our guests setting out on their dark sky adventures this coming autumn.

One of the rarest animals on Earth, the Wild Beasts of Chillingham are the remarkable survivors of the ancient cattle which once roamed Britain’s forests.

Hidden within the forest, on the slopes of the Simonside Hills, lies an isolated outcrop of fell sandstone known as Little Church Rock.

If you love a good lighthouse, these are a selection we would strongly recommend visiting on any Northumberland 250 adventure.

Discover the story of the furthest inland breeding colony of Kittiwakes anywhere in the world.

We go behind the lens with North-East photographer Daryl Scott Walker (@darylswalker).

The shattered ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle may have succumbed to the elements, but this remarkable castle still holds its own in the line of Northumberland’s great coastal fortresses.

Discover some of the oldest villages in the country (and possibly the world!) which are dotted across the sparsely populated Northumbrian landscapes.