If you go back that way look up Ashgill Force and call in - its about 5 miles outside of Alston. Its a waterfall you can walk behind, and depending on the path you take for access you have to climb through some little caves to get there. Its mint.
love alston... i was dating someone from there around 2010...she was a nutter haha... been on the train around 20 years ago - think (then) it just went a few miles and stopped in the middle of nowhere then back again... there's also a decent walk along the river you can access from behind the cumberland inn (you can see the sign pointing left @ 19:24..) - then you continue left as you walk down...think it's part of the pennine way?, tho i had to turn back the last time as was some cows and my lady doesn't like them..
I don't like cows either, very unpredictable. I think I will visit the area again probably by my self to walk more miles. The Roman fort cafe looks really nice, brilliant location especially for walkers.
If you go back that way look up Ashgill Force and call in - its about 5 miles outside of Alston. Its a waterfall you can walk behind, and depending on the path you take for access you have to climb through some little caves to get there. Its mint.
Ill have to take a tour there some time sounds good.
love alston... i was dating someone from there around 2010...she was a nutter haha...
been on the train around 20 years ago - think (then) it just went a few miles and stopped in the middle of nowhere then back again...
there's also a decent walk along the river you can access from behind the cumberland inn (you can see the sign pointing left @ 19:24..) - then you continue left as you walk down...think it's part of the pennine way?, tho i had to turn back the last time as was some cows and my lady doesn't like them..
I don't like cows either, very unpredictable. I think I will visit the area again probably by my self to walk more miles. The Roman fort cafe looks really nice, brilliant location especially for walkers.