It's Murder up there!

Sat 30th May 2026

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Northern England / Northumberland/Cheviots
Local Group
Northumbria
Distance
19ml.
Start Time
09.00
Route
Wedder Leap c.p, grid reference NT866103, post code NE65 7BP, which is about 5 miles upstream of the Coquet from Alwinton. The c.p is large and free of charge

Wedder Leap, Barrow Law, Murder Cleugh, Carlcroft, Blindburn, Deel’s Hill, taking the Pennine Way (Border Ridge) and on to Yearning Saddle Refuge Hut, Lamb Hill, Beefstand Hill, Mozie Law, Windy Gyle and back to Wedder Leap

General Notes
Around 3250 feet (990m) of ascent. With luck we’ll come across one of several herds of Cheviot feral goats, which are often seen on this route. Walk closure will be at The Star Inn in Harbottle
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