Description
Seaton Sluice and Blyth Beach
Seaton Sluice and Blyth Beach takes in some of the interesting places around Old Hartley and Seaton Sluice and combines them with a lovely walk up the long gorgeous beach to Blyth.
Details
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Some small hills |
| Distance: |  |
Medium distance |
| Grade: |  |
Moderate due to distance |
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| This walk is on OS map 316 Newcastle upon Tyne. Click on map image to buy this map. | ||
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The start
We start at Old Hartley and walk along the cliff top to Collywell Bay. This bay has a small beach and we take every chance to walk on sand, so we will take a drop down onto the beach.
Seaton Sluice
When we walk back up from the beach, we will be in Seaton Sluice. We get to take a close look at the sluice itself and Rocky Island, the island created when the sluice was created.
Blyth Beach
This beautiful beach is about 2 miles long and will take us all the way to Blyth. We will take a break for lunch near Blyth Battery. There area also some toilets here.
Holywell Dene
When we get back to Seaton Sluice we will take a path into Holywell Dene, where we follow the Seaton Burn back to Old Hartley.
Hope to see you there,
Julie and Martin x
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