Archaeologists at Harden Quarry have uncovered a 360° Bronze Age landscape - houses, fields and a two‑phase burial cairn with an intact cremation pot. A huge leap forward for Cheviots prehistory. See more on this week's #DiggingForBritain. youtube.com/shorts/WC36Y... @arsltd.bsky.social

Whilst delivering a dark skies Green Pathways session in Otterburn for North Tyne Youth, our project officer Julie snapped this picture of the Aurora Borealis alongside a flare from MOD exercises.

Have you packed your raincoat for this weekend? Be #AdventureSmart and make sure you are prepared for the Park this weekend, no matter the weather. -wear appropriate clothing -bring a spare change of clothes -wear suitable footwear for your route Enjoy your visit!

In recent analysis, the North East been recognised as the top destination in England for a no fuss, stunning break away!

Check out this unbe-leaf-able photo! Ranger Shaun snapped this wonderful image of a lone oak tree hanging on to its leaves a little longer than its neighbours. This photo was taken in the Harthope Valley, the starting point for many inspiring walks up onto the Cheviot Hills.

Working for Northumberland National Park means getting to work in all weathers. Check out this stunning snowy photo of Greenlee Lough that our ecologist Gill took while investigating mire and discussing management options with colleagues to restore it.

Are you looking to improve your navigation skills in situations with poor visibility? Come join us for our night time navigation sessions at Walltown over winter. Book your place now via the ‘What’s On’ page on our website.

Turn a simple stroll into a wonderful adventure by taking on our guided walks this winter! Follow our knowledgeable guides for a scenic trip around an area of the National Park, exploring its beauty, serenity and secrets. To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Absolutely breathtaking! We can't get enough of these snow-covered photos of Northumberland National Park. This amazing photo was snapped by ranger Sally whilst on footpath patrol with ranger Oscar near Alnham.

Why are hedgerows making a comeback in Northumberland National Park? They’re more than just boundaries -they’re biodiversity hotspots, soil protectors, and climate champions. This #NationalTreeWeek, discover how two inspiring projects are reviving traditional skills and transforming the landscape

We're in the College Valley for our next place to highlight this #NationalTreeWeek. The trees at the north end of the valley are known as the Collingwood Oaks. They were planted by the wife of Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood, who took command of the fleet after Nelson died at the Battle of Trafalgar.

It's #NationalTreeWeek! This week, we are focusing on special trees and woodlands in Northumberland National Park. For our first stop, we are headed to the Hareshaw Linn woodland, an ancient woodland and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), designated for its rare ferns and lichen.

Great you're planning on heading to the National Park today, but have you checked the weather? Be #AdventureSmart and check the weather forecast for your plans before you set off. Bear in mind that if you are climbing up hills, the weather can be different up on the top compared to your start point

Please remember to be #AdventureSmart when visiting the National Park this weekend. With colder weather its important to: - wrap up warm - tell people where you are going - make sure you have the appropriate gear

'Bastle' - a ‘fortified farmhouse’. It comes from the French word ‘bastille’ meaning stronghold. Owners would take refuge from the raids from the Border Reivers and soldiers, housing livestock on the lower floor and living above them. On your next visit, stop by Woodhouses Bastle near Harbottle.

There's snow place like home! This chilly picture was taken from Brocolitia this morning in the Hadrian's Wall area of the National Park. If you still plan on visiting the Park today remember to be #AdventureSmart.

Due to the Cloudflare global outage, our online events booking service is temporarily unavailable, which means none of our events can be booked presently. We’ll update again when it’s working. We apologise for any inconvenience.

In classic Northumberland fashion, we were pleasantly surprised with blue skies over the weekend following a pretty damp and dreary week. This photo of the Breamish Valley was snapped by one of our volunteers, Alan, out on his welcome patrol.

Today is #NationalHikingDay! Getting out and about in Northumberland National Park is not only a great way to keep fit and improve wellbeing, but also a chance to connect with nature and take a moment to be present in the outdoors.

Thinking of hitting the trails in Northumberland National Park this weekend? Remember to bring your walking boots and waterproofs, and check the weather forecast before you leave. Please be #AdventureSmart so you can have an enjoyable day out in the National Park.

Northumberland National Park is known for its pristine dark skies, making it the perfect setting to host an award-winning astronomy photography exhibition at The Sill! The exhibition is free to view and opens this Saturday 15 November. Come visit The Sill this weekend!

Get ahead with your Christmas Shopping and join us at The Sill this weekend for our spectacular Christmas Fair! Our two-day fair takes place from 10am-4pm on the 15 & 16 November, where you can meet local makers and producers from across the North East, and check out stalls with festive food!

Huge congrats to 13-year-old Luke Hedley! Awarded the British Citizen Youth Award for raising £1,700+ for Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team by 3D-printing safety whistles! With support from Northumberland staff & volunteers, Luke’s whistles reached visitors across the world.

Are you looking to develop your knowledge or take the next step up in your planning career? We have two available roles in our planning and policy team at Northumberland National Park Authority. To find out more about these roles and to apply, visit the 'Jobs' page on our website.

Interested in learning more about our roles at Northumberland National Park this #GreenCareersWeek? We asked ranger Sally to show us a day in her life as a ranger.

With a chill in the air, our guided walks are a great way to get out and about safely in the National Park. Follow our experienced and knowledgeable guides as you learn about the Park, get a breath of fresh air and make friends with other keen walkers.

This is your reminder to check out A Trail of Inspiration: The Pennine Way at 60 exhibition at The Sill before it goes on 2 November. The exhibition is full of stories and artworks inspired by the trail, just like this one below from ranger Mark.

How awesome are these! These bug hotels were made with ranger Ben in our recent Mini Makes event at The Sill during half-term. One of the kids who attended the event enjoyed it so much that they said it was "the best day ever!".

Did you catch our October newsletter? If not, you still have time to sign up before November's edition comes out next week! Last month, we shared news of a new resource to mark the second anniversary of Sycamore Gap, our response to a report on rivers and things to do over half-term.

Firing up the week with some fungal brilliance! Check out these Ballerina Waxcaps found by ranger Shaun last week, now showing in some of the grasslands along Hadrian's Wall. This waxcap gets its name from the way its pink cap flares out and splits like a tutu or pirouetting dancer.

Are you out in the National Park looking for views like these today? Please remember to wrap up warm, wear suitable clothing and check the weather before your visit for a fantastic day out! This picture was snapped by Adam, our social media and marketing coordinator, looking towards Barrowburn.

With the October half-term underway, here is a reminder of the things you can do in Northumberland National Park this week. To book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Visit us at The Sill this October half term for an autumnal craft workshop – fallen leaf art! Join our engagement team as we explore The Sill grounds to collect fallen leaves, which you will use to create your own autumnal art, such as leaf wreaths and autumn dream catchers.

Bremenium Fort dig delivers its most remarkable season yet. Over 4,000 hours of volunteer and student time unearthed Roman pottery, jewellery, military gear- and even a preserved plum. Thanks @HeritageFundUK, @UniofNewcastle & #RAG. 🎥 Watch the reel: youtu.be/3FGIj0dANVY #Archaeology #Northumberland

Look at those beautiful Autumn colours! This view from the top of Hareshaw Linn was snapped by ranger Michael while checking over the trail. This is definitely a walk to add to your list for a day out in Northumberland National Park.

Come join us at Walltown Country Park on Friday 24 October for a nocturnal safari with Wild Intrigue! Learn about what you can see in the night sky and listen out for creatures of the night that you may encounter on this winter walk. To find out more and to book your place, visit our website.

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!

Out walking in the National Park this weekend? Be sure to follow these simple tips and be #AdventureSmart: -wrap up warm and wear suitable clothing -check the weather before you go -let someone know where you are going -bring food and drinks for your adventure

Our wonderful Healthy Park, Healthy People volunteers have been nominated for the Tourism Volunteer of the Year Award in the North East Tourism Awards. Congratulations team! #NEETA26 ©Destination North East England

Kick off the festive season with The Sill’s famous Christmas fair and fill those stockings with unique handcrafted and locally produced gifts! 📆Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 November 📍The Sill 🕛10am-4pm See you there!

October half-term is creeping up and we have plenty of spooky things for you to do! Here's a look at 'What's On' in Northumberland National Park. To find out more and to book your place, visit the 'What's On' page on our website.

Looking for your next autumnal walk? Here are five family-friendly walks to do in Northumberland National Park this autumn:

Works to create a new footpath at Walltown begin next week and will last approximately two weeks. There will be diversions in place on some footpaths, but we anticipate the disruption will be minimal.

Looking for a Halloween activity to do? Come join us at The Sill and make your own bug hotel! 📆Tuesday 28 October 📍The Sill 🕛11am-12pm and 1pm-2pm Book your place via the 'What's On' page on our website. #halloween #halloweencrafts

Did you miss out on our Waxcap Wander over the weekend? Take a look at this fungi that was spotted by ranger Shaun on the day. This lovely, delicate fungi is a Skinny Club (Clavaria incarnata). They are pinkish in colour and were found growing in the company of meadow waxcap.

Ever wondered how it feels to be stood in two countries at once? Come join us for our next guided walk as we 'Set Foot in Scotland'. 📆Sunday 12 October 📍Hethpool 🕛10:30am Book your place now via the 'What's On' page on our website.

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.