Our Walk to Wellbeing Programme is an easy way to get out and get healthy in Northumberland National Park. West Tynedale Health Walk Leaders design and lead walks that are suitable for people wanting an easy introduction to the inspirational landscapes of the Northumberland National Park. This guided walk will take you around our wetland boardwalk at Greenlee Lough. Leaving Gibbs Hill Farm, the route follows the bridleway, heading towards Greenlee Farm. The walk then goes off right onto the boardwalks, where rare and wonderful fauna and insects are to be found (including stunning reed beds). The route continues along the boardwalk to Greenlee Lough, where we can visit the hide next to the Lough. Here, we can view the birds on the water, so binoculars would be a good idea to bring along. From there, we will walk up to Greenlee Farm and then follow the bridleway back to Gibbs Hill Farm. Distance: 3.85 miles Terrain: Good footpaths and bridleways, with a section of boardwalks. There are moderate ascents and descents and a couple of places where it is likely to be wet underfoot. In wet conditions the boardwalk can be slippery. Meeting place/walk start point: The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre. From here, we will travel together (in convoy) to Gibbs Hill Farm, where we will park and begin the walk. Postcode: NE47 7AN Grid Ref: NY 752 668 W3W: scout.talent.resonated Located on the B6318 (Military Road). An hours car journey west from the centre of Newcastle and 45 mins east from Carlisle. AD122 Hadrians Wall Bus stops opposite The Sill entrance. For those wishing to use GPS/Sat-Nav to find walk start points please note that, particularly in open-country, postcodes cover a large area, so, whilst the postcode will get you to the right general area, you will still need to follow the detailed directions to locate the actual Walk Start Point. Booking is essential.By purchasing tickets to this event, you agree to Northumberland National Parks booking terms and conditions, which can be found here. [https://www.northumberlandnationalpark.org.uk/refunds/] Please ring The Sill National Landscape centre for further information: 01434 341 200. Dress for changeable weather and wear suitable footwear. There will be a lunch break; bring snacks or a packed lunch and a drink for the break. Unfortunately, dogs are not permitted on this walk.