Saturday 25th April - Monday 4th May
Bookings Now Closed
For late bookings and queries contact us on enquiries@haltwhistlewalkingfestival.org
If you don’t already have an account, please create one at the Register page.
If you have an account but don’t know your password, reset it at the Password Reset page.
Have the following information ready for all attendees…
It’s possible to book more than one person onto a walk. Set the Quantity selector to the appropriate number at the first step of the booking process.
Navigate to your chosen walk and select your desired quantity in the Tickets section, then click ‘Get Tickets’.
On the next page, add Billing Information then details for each walker, followed by choosing ‘Proceed to Payment’ where you can enter payment details.
On the Checkout page, enter all your payment details and click the Pay Now button.
You can only book one walk at a time during the booking process. For booking multiple walks, repeat the process for each walk.
Your bookings can be viewed on your User Profile page which you can reach at the Profile button in the top right corner of any page.
If a walk you want to book has sold out, you can enter your details to the waiting list.
More than just a walk...





Walks ranging from 5-20 miles
3 day trek celebrating Northumberland National Park's 70th birthday
Explore Rocks, Mosses, Lichens, Veteran Trees and much more...
Walks ranging from 5-20 miles
3 day trek celebrating Northumberland National Park's 70th birthday
Explore Rocks, Mosses, Lichens, Veteran Trees and much more...
Is A Walk Suitable For You?
Before you book, it’s important to familiarise yourself with our grading system, so you can work out if a walk is for you.
Walks are graded according to their length, steepness of ascent & descent and the terrain. However, these are guidelines only. Walks may be more difficult in both bad or very hot weather.
Know Before You Book
Please familiarise yourself with the information on this page before booking.

Staying Safe And Comfotable
This region ranges from picturesque river valleys to wild, windswept moors; from woodland to open pasture. Haltwhistle is considered to be the gateway to Northumberland National Park and Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site.
We want you to fully enjoy your walks so here are a few tips to help you on your way.

About Us
Haltwhistle is the Centre of Britain, equi-distant from the north coast of Scotland and the south coast of England, from the Solway to the west and the North Sea to the east. It is also the centre of some of the best walking countryside in the UK. A huge variety of national trails, open access land, forestry paths and other footpaths is on the doorstep.

Join us for an epic three-day trek across Hadrian’s great frontier as we also celebrate 70 years of the Northumberland National Park.
Imagine the Roman legionnaires tramping along, spears and shields in readiness, to the shouts of ‘sinister, dexter’ – and revel in our spectacular world class landscape.
Day 1 of a three-day linear walk from the Tyne and Wear/Northumberland Border to Stagshaw roundabout. Our coach takes us
Day 2 – From Port Gate to Housesteads Roman Fort Our coach takes us from Haltwhistle to yesterday’s end point at
Day 3 – From Housesteads Roman Fort to Gilsland on the Our coach takes us from Haltwhistle to yesterday’s end point
Images from over the years of the Haltwhistle Walking Festival.




















A list of local accommodation ready for festival walkers...
Inns & EateriesFresh air, great company and glorious scenery. What better way to put a spring in your step?
Haltwhistle is ideally placed to take in different aspects of the area - the fine scenery of the South Tyne Valley, the magnificent Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland National Park and the North Pennines AONB.