Our Walk to Wellbeing Programme is the easy way to get out and get healthy in Northumberland National Park. West Tynedale Health Walk Leaders and National Park Volunteers have designed and are leading walks suitable for people wanting an easy introduction to the inspirational landscapes of Northumberland National Park. This walk celebrates one of the central sections of Hadrian’s Wall. It includes some of the more picturesque sites and the highest point in the whole length of the Wall. We’ll meet at The Sill and take the Hadrian’s Wall bus to The Milecastle pub. The walk joins the Hadrian’s Wall trail at Cawfield’s Quarry, a much photographed location. From there it is an undulating route past three Roman milecastles and the highest point of the Wall at Winshields Crag to arrive at Steel Rigg for another classic view of the Wall and the Whin Sill. The views of the countryside are excellent throughout. From Steel Rigg the walk returns to The Sill to finish. Distance: 3.75miles, 150m aggregate ascent Terrain: Country roads, farm tracks, pastureland and moorland paths and a section of a National Trail. Moderately steep ascents and descents including steps. Meeting place/walk start point: The Sill National Landscape Centre Postcode: NE47 7AN. Grid Ref: NY752669; what3words: ///opera.educates.riding Additional information: Booking essential. Please ring The Sill National Landscape centre for further information: 01434 341 200. Note that this walk starts by taking the AD122 bus timetabled to leave The Sill in the direction of Haltwhistle at 11:18. The 11:00am start time allows for registration and initial briefing. Please make sure you arrive punctually; the bus will not wait. If you have one, bring your bus pass. There is very little natural shelter on the route. Dress for changeable weather and wear suitable footwear. Bring snacks or a packed lunch and water for the break. Sorry, dogs are not allowed on these walks.