Do you have a route planned for the weekend? Check the forecast before you go and don't be ashamed to choose a different route or turn back if the weather isn't great. Take a look at our self-guided walking routes page on our website if you are searching for alternative routes.

With stormy weather on its way to the National Park this weekend, it's important to remember to be #AdventureSmart and plan ahead. -Check the weather forecast before you leave -Bring suitable and waterproof clothing -Turn back if you have to cancel your plans

Are you looking to take part in some spectacular Autumn walks this spooky season? Here's a look at our upcoming guided walks in Northumberland National Park. To book your place for these walks, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Did you know, it's the 60th anniversary of the Pennine Way? Visit the Sill and take a look around our Pennine Way themed exhibition, A Trail of Inspiration. The free exhibition brings together artists, poets, musicians and filmmakers whose work captures the spirit of the 268-mile route.

Here's a look at our upcoming events happening across Northumberland National Park this weekend. -Flowers of the Pennine Way - Sunday 5 October -Aesica and Thirlwall Castle - Sunday 5 October -Waxcap Wander - Sunday 5 October -Visit the Last Black House of Catcleugh - Sunday 5 October

As the story of the Sycamore Gap tree becomes part of the rich cultural history of the Hadrian's Wall landscape, we're releasing a special resource for schools and community groups to learn a song ‘My Tree’, by local songwriter Kathryn Davidson.

Journeying into the National Park this weekend? Here's some tips on how to be #AdevntureSmart: -bring a waterproof jacket to keep dry -wear comfortable clothing/layers to stay warm -pack food and water and a warm drink -take a hat and gloves in case the weather changes Enjoy your visit!

Do you want to see the most iconic parts of Hadrian’s Wall and the National Trail? This is a walk steeped in historic and scenic importance. Throughout the walk there are wide views across the Tyne Valley and into “barbarian” lands to the north. To book your place, visit our website.

Two years since the Sycamore Gap tree was felled, its legacy lives on. Northumberland National Park has released a free schools pack featuring ‘My Tree’, a song by local teacher Kathryn Davidson, inspired by the emotional response to the tree’s loss. Explore the pack on The Sill’s website.

The Pennine Way boasts a huge variety of wildflowers throughout the seasons. Join us at The Sill to learn how to craft two of these beautiful flowers in paper – Wild Primula and Rough Hawksbit. To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

This weekend, we are walking in the footsteps of ancient Romans and you can too! Join us for a guided walk to visit the site of Brigantium Fort and the fort of Bremenium. 📆Sunday 28 September 📍Rochester 🕛10:30am To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website

This Thursday, Artist Charlie Whinney will be visiting The Sill to check on the Sycamore Gap: Coming home exhibition in its new home, so we will need to close off the whole exhibition space to allow Charlie to do his work. It will be open again on Friday. All other areas of The Sill remain open.

Please note that from Monday 22 September, the toilet block in the Alwinton car park will be closed until Friday 28 November for refurbishments. There will be temporary toilet facilities with two Portaloos provided for public use for the duration of the works.

Are you out in the Park with your furry friends this weekend? Remember to do the following: -Keep your dogs on a lead -Bag and bin dog poo -Leave no trace Enjoy your visit!

Do you fancy ticking off the second-highest peak in Northumberland? Join us for a guided walk to the top of Hedgehope Hill this weekend. 📆Sunday 21 September 📍Hartside - Breamish Valley 🕛10:30am To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Northumberland National Park Authority is seeking an enthusiastic and proactive Ranger to join our dedicated team, supporting conservation, access, and engagement across the stunning landscapes of Northumberland National Park. To find out more and to apply, visit the 'Jobs' page on our website.

Works to upgrade the Alwinton car park with new EV chargers and refurbished toilets begin today and will continue until mid-November. - From today, Wednesday 17 September, there will be reduced number of car parking spaces as works to install EV chargers begin. Toilets will remain open.

Are you looking to join a group for a scenic walk? Come take part in our next guided walk in the National Park! 📆Friday 19 September 📍Falstone Team Room 🕛11am To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

If you are visiting the National Park this weekend, please remember to park in the designated car parks. - Avoid parking on verges - If the car park is full, be prepared and visit a different location - Find a list of designated car parks on our website Have a wonderful time!

Visit The Sill and celebrate 60 years of the iconic Pennine Way with a vibrant exhibition showcasing creative responses to England’s first National Trail. A Trail of Inspiration brings together artists, poets, musicians and filmmakers whose work captures the spirit of the 268-mile route.

Do you think you could lead our planning service and help us protect, enhance, and promote this unique National Park for current and future generations? Apply for the Head of Planning role at Northumberland National Park Authority.

Join us for an exhilarating walk into the Cheviot Hills with fine views up the Usway Burn valley and over to Windy Gyle, brought to life by the voices of the people who lived and worked there. 📆Sunday 14 September 📍Wedder Leap Car Park 🕛10:30am To book your place, visit our website.

See a travelling exhibition celebrating 60 years of the Pennine Way as it makes its last stop at The Sill this month. The exhibition is free to visit and will be around from Friday 12 September to 2 November. Don't miss out!

Having the right gear is a fantastic idea! Be prepared before you head out in the National Park and think about these key things: -wear appropriate footwear -carry insulating layers and waterproofs -bring a map and compass -take food and drink Enjoy your visit and be #AdventureSmart.

Are you confident about exploring the National Park by yourself? Join us for our final 'introduction to navigation' session of the year to learn how to use a map and compass, as well as other navigational techniques. Book your place now via the 'What's On' page on our website.

Are you currently studying an environmental course and want to gain valuable field experience sought after by employers? As part of our Green Pathways Project, we are offering a student the opportunity to gain practical experience in surveying and identifying specific species of grassland fungi.

Do you want to find out more about the history within Northumberland National Park? Why not join us for a guided tour of the fascinating history of Catcleugh Reservoir and visit the last Black House. To book onto this event, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Here's a glimpse of some of the things you'll see on our next guided walk, 'The Heart of Ancient Northumbria'. Book your place now via the 'What's On' page on our website.

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Here's a look at our upcoming guided walks across the National Park this September! This month, you can explore the ancient capital of Northumbria, visit castles that were disputed by the English and Scottish Crowns and much more. To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Great! You're heading into the National Park for a walk this weekend, but have you completed your walking checklist? Be #AdventureSmart and follow these steps: -bring suitable clothing -check the weather forecast before you head out -know how to use a map and compass

Are you out in the Park with your furry friends this weekend? Remember to do the following: -Keep your dogs on a lead -Bag and bin dog poo -Leave no trace Enjoy your visit!

Visit the College Valley, home of stunning scenery and many amazing ruins of ancient hillforts. Enjoy this view from the top of Great Hetha looking back towards Hethpool. To plan your visit to the College Valley, visit our website.

Have you got plans for the weekend? Join local author and geologist, Ian Jackson, this Sunday for an informative guided walk along Hadrian’s Wall. We will explore the landscape and history and the rocks which underpin it all. Book your place now via the 'What's On' page on our website.

Check out this view from Hedgehope Hill in the Harthope Valley captured by Adam, our social media and marketing coordinator, over the Bank Holiday Weekend. If you visited the National Park over the weekend, we want to see what you got up to. Be sure to share your pictures and tag us!

Our senior ranger Margaret, reminds you to leave no trace when visiting the National Park this weekend. Make sure to take your litter home so our Park can be enjoyed for generations to come. Be a tidy tourist and #LoveItLikeItsYours

Out in the Park this Bank Holiday Weekend? Be sure to leave no trace and take your litter home. -Use the bins to bin your litter -bag and bin dog poo -take home your litter if bins are full

Do you want to learn practical green career skills? Take part in our upcoming 'Green Pathways' sessions. Join us for a day learning how to build features using dry stone walling techniques and a day of practical conservation at Walltown Country Park. To book your place, visit our website.

Are you looking for activities to do in the National Park? Join us for an upcoming guided walk! To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Come join us at the Glendale Show this Bank Holiday Monday 25 August, North Northumberland's biggest agricultural and horticultural event! See you there! #GlendaleShow #Northumberland #FamilyFun

We want to know what you enjoy most about visiting Northumberland National Park! Complete our visitor survey to provide your thoughts and feelings about the National Park, and help us improve the visitor experience for all. Click the link in our bio to complete.

It's race day! Today is the Curlew Cup, a 75-mile cycle race through Northumberland and part of the National Women's Road Series. The race has been sponsored every year since 2012, by Northumberland National Park Authority. Good luck to those competing!

We are now seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Finance Officer to join our team and support the financial management of our organisation. To find out more and to apply, visit the 'Jobs' page on our website.

Do you want to find out more about the history within Northumberland National Park? Why not join us for a guided tour of the fascinating history of Catcleugh Reservoir and visit the Last Black House. To book onto this event, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Northumberland National Park Authority is seeking an enthusiastic and proactive Ranger to join our dedicated team, supporting conservation, access, and engagement across the stunning landscapes of Northumberland National Park. To find out more and to apply, visit the 'Jobs' page on our website.

Here's your reminder to book onto our upcoming Green Pathway events taking place at Walltown Country Park over the summer. Our Green Pathways project helps young people gain valuable experience and learn more about the green sector.

We are seeking individuals to join our café team! This is an exciting opportunity to join a café venture in an award-winning venue. The role is based at The Sill. To apply, please send a copy of your CV to [email protected] and please specify details of your availability.

'Bastle' - a fortified farmhouse built near to the Scottish–English border Come join us for a guided walk steeped in history as we take you to the 'Bastles of Tarsetdale' in Northumberland National Park. To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Roaming in the National Park this weekend? Why not start from one of the four gateway towns? -Wooler -Rothbury -Bellingham -Haltwhistle These gateway towns provide visitor information, offer refreshments before your adventures and reward you with a variety of shops and cafes after your travels.

Looking for something different to try this summer? Join us for a guided walk in Northumberland National Park! We have a range of walks available over summer, each with its own charm and unique history. Here are a few we've picked out from our upcoming walks this August.