November Club is continuing its quest to walk some hidden or forgotten parts of Northumberland.  We like to give people in different parts of the county the chance to join us, so for our second walk of 2023 we will be heading to the southern part of the county, almost touching the Gateshead and Durham borders.  Here we’ll walk on timeless Northumbrian farmland, find evidence of old coal mining and coal transportation, as well as experience beautiful views of the Tyne Valley.

On Sunday 16th July 2023 from 11.00am to approx. 2.00pm we will be undertaking a circular walk south of Prudhoe. 

This is a 5 mile walk on country footpaths with some walking on quiet country roads. There are some gentle slopes, but nothing too challenging.  We can cater for most walking speeds.The back of a horse stands eating hay in an open field with views of Northumberland

Our walks are open to all ages and are a great opportunity to talk with us, meet new people and enjoy some exercise. 

Joe Hufton, Artistic Director at November Club said:

“Everyone who comes on our walks tells us they have a great time.  As well as a chance to keep fit and experience the wonders of Northumberland's countryside, our walkers love chatting to each other and finding out each others’ stories.  So much so, that we are determined to turn our walking project into an annual event. The walk we've planned around Prudhoe is designed so that families can join us.”  

These are some of the comments we’ve received about our previous walks:

"I have completed a number of walks with November Club and always enjoyed them. It's great to meet different folk. The Cambois walk was full of very interesting historical facts about the area, many were new to me and added to the walk. I would join another walk in the future. For folk on their own, it's a good way to meet others and to walk in a safe environment ."

"I feel as though I am getting to know off-the-beaten-track parts of Northumberland through November Club walks and discovering the beauty of the county, as well as enjoying conversations with people who live here."

"The best things is seeing some more of beautiful Northumberland."

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The walk will start and end at Highfield Park, Prudhoe. We will stop for lunch during the walk, so please bring your own refreshments, including plenty of water.

Before booking, please read the attached document which provides more details about the walk including details about transport. If you would like to walk with us, but cannot reach the start, please contact us and we will see if we can connect you with other walkers.

When you book you will receive a confirmation email asking you to complete a form which enables us to capture data we need for the walk.  

The walk is free.  Booking is essential.  If you are able to donate to the cost of putting on the walk, please Donate.  Even a £5 donation helps to make our walks financially sustainable.

If you have queries about the suitability of the walk, please contact Andrea Perrett by emailing [email protected]

Booking for this event has now closed.