Walks from Wooler, Northumberland
🌿 Rounded Cheviot hills, moorland valleys, grassland ridges
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⛰ Moderate to Challenging
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Wooler is the main service town for the Cheviot Hills and an ideal base for those wanting to explore the wildest and most remote part of Northumberland National Park. The Harthope Valley rises directly from the town into the heart of the Cheviots.
A small, practical market town at the foot of the Cheviots, Wooler offers the basic services a walking base needs — accommodation, a few good cafés and pubs, and parking — with the national park hills rising immediately to the south and west.
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Free car park in town. Roads into the Cheviot valleys are narrow — park at valley heads where possible. Bus from Berwick-upon-Tweed and Newcastle (limited service)
Ryecroft Hotel, Black Bull Inn, Cheviot Café
- Harthope Valley & Cheviot summit
- Yeavering Bell hillfort
- St Cuthbert’s Way
- College Valley
- Hedgehope Hill
- Gains Law
- All Northumberland towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Wooler is covered by OS Explorer 340. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- St Cuthbert’s Way
- Pennine Way (nearby)





