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Taking a walk from The Sill with one of our experienced guides.
Participants were immersed in the landscape and found out about the historical features in the area.
This opportunity was provided by Northumberland National Park.
Essentials
- Type: 90-minute activity
- Dates: Various
- Location: Northumberland
- Cost: £40 per group
- Suitable for: Groups aged 7-26 years
About this opportunity
This 90-minute activity was offered on various dates at Northumberland National Park.
The route followed the line of the Vallum - the series of Roman ditches and mounds that lie just south of Hadrian’s Wall - leading on to Sycamore Gap, the famous tree that stands in a dramatic dip on Hadrian’s Wall.
The walk also included a stop at Milecastle 39, also known as Castle Nick, to find out about the Roman occupation of the site and take in the dramatic views of the surrounding landscape.
Need to know
Learning outcomes
Participants learnt about Hadrian’s Wall, local history, flora and fauna of the area. They enjoyed the health and wellbeing benefits of exercise, spending time in the outdoors, and exploring the landscape.
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