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The area’s rich industrial heritage can be seen in the remains of our lead mining past, and you can see how the miners lived and worked on a visit to family- friendly Killhope, the North of England Lead Mining Museum. Don’t forget to stop off at the fascinating Weardale Museum in Ireshopeburn, where you can see the Weardale Tapestry and marvel at the historic High House Chapel. A great way to get to grips with the rural way of life is to join the locals at one of the many agricultural shows in August and September. Plants and animals Wildlife thrives in Weardale and the wider North Pennines - red squirrels (which can be seen on the squirrel trail at Killhope Museum), otters, black grouse and thousands of breeding wading birds can all be found here. In late spring and early summer our glorious traditional hay meadows are awash with colourful wildflowers whilst in August the moors burst into purple splendour as the heather blooms. Beneath your feet ... The rocks and landscapes of Weardale and the North Pennines have amazing stories to tell, of moving continents and tropical seas, of molten rock and ice sheets, of minerals and the men that mined them. As well as being an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the North Pennines is a European and Global Geopark – a UNESCO endorsed accolade which reflects the area’s worldclass geological heritage. Stay awhile One day won’t be enough, so why not stay for several? You’ll find a wide variety of accommodation to suit all tastes from luxury hotel to cosy bed and breakfast, from self-catering cottage or caravan to bunkhouse and campsite. A Warm Weardale Welcome Lying high in the North Pennines, Weardale is a twenty mile ribbon of river and road bringing you along tranquil lanes, past tumbling rivers and waterfalls, through vibrant communities, over high moorland expanses and within touching distance of the rarest wildlife, all through a landscape forged by man’s centuries’ old battles with nature. A great place to find out about the area is the Durham Dales Centre in Stanhope – with its tearooms, gift and craft shops it’s perfect for a leisurely afternoon; or 10 minutes up the road to the Upper Weardale Visitor Information Points inside Chatterbox Café in St John’s Chapel and Killhope Museum. Enjoy the outdoors Weardale is a special part of the North Pennines, a place where you can stretch your legs, spread your wings and explore one of our finest landscapes. This is perfect country for walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing, and wildlife watching. Whether you’re looking for riverside wanders or more challenging routes you’ll be spoilt for choice! You’ll find traffic-free family cycling, mountain biking and woodland walks in the nearby Hamsterley Forest or hire a bike from Durham Dales Bike Hire in St John’s Chapel and take on some of the country’s toughest climbs - including the highest road in England. You can even enjoy a dip in the heated Weardale Open Air Swimming Pool in Stanhope, play a round at Crook Golf Club or strap on your skis and indulge in some winter sports at the Weardale Ski Club – snow permitting! Dine in style on the Weardale Railway or return at Christmas to enjoy the Polar Express. People and places Weardale has a distinctive character, with attractive settlements to explore, such as Stanhope, Rookhope, Wolsingham and St. John’s Chapel, while in nearby Derwentdale is the picturesque conservation village of Blanchland and the lovely hamlet of Hunstanworth. © Forestry Commission Picture Library - J. McFarlane © Killhope Leadmining Museum © Forestry Commission Picture Library - Mark Pinder - Hamsterley Forest © The Weardale Museum The Weardale Railway © Cube Creative Group Weardale Where we are & how to get here By road: Weardale is in the North Pennines with the A1M to the eastern side and the M6 to the west. Appropriate feeder roads lead into Weardale. By rail: The nearest mainline stations are Darlington, Durham and Newcastle to the east and Penrith and Carlisle to the west. Tel 08457 484950 www.nationalrail. co.uk By air: Both Newcastle and Durham Tees Valley international airports are close by. For websearch or SATNAV purposes, centre your search on DL13 2FJ , OS Map NY996392 AGRICULTURAL SHOW DATES Weardale Show, St John’s Chapel - Last weekend in August Blanchland Show, August Bank Holiday Monday Wolsingham Show, 1 st weekend in September Stanhope Show, 2 nd weekend September Discover Weardale by bike or on foot. For information and a range of downloadable routes visit: www.explorenorthpennines.org.uk and www.exploreweardale.org.uk Congratulations You’ve found us! Now get to know us www.discoverweardale.com Image © Visit County Durham

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Page 1: A Warm Weardale Welcome Congratulations You’ve …Short breaks or a weekly stay. Special offers. Open all year. Alice & Nelly’s Cottages, Low Cornriggs Farm, Cowshill-in-Weardale,

The area’s rich industrial heritage can be seen in the remains of our lead mining past, and you can see how the miners lived and worked on a visit to family-friendly Killhope, the North of England Lead Mining Museum. Don’t forget to stop off at the fascinating Weardale Museum in Ireshopeburn, where you can see the Weardale Tapestry and marvel at the historic High House Chapel.

A great way to get to grips with the rural way of life is to join the locals at one of the many agricultural shows in August and September.

Plants and animalsWildlife thrives in Weardale and the wider North Pennines - red squirrels (which can be seen on the squirrel trail at Killhope Museum), otters, black grouse and thousands of breeding wading birds can all be found here. In late spring and early summer our glorious traditional hay meadows are awash with colourful wildfl owers whilst in August the moors burst into purple splendour as the heather blooms.

Beneath your feet ...The rocks and landscapes of Weardale and the North Pennines have amazing stories to tell, of moving continents and tropical seas, of molten rock and ice sheets, of minerals and the men that mined them.

As well as being an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the North Pennines is a European and Global Geopark – a UNESCO endorsed accolade which refl ects the area’s worldclass geological heritage.

Stay awhileOne day won’t be enough, so why not stay for several? You’ll fi nd a wide variety of accommodation to suit all tastes from luxury hotel to cosy bed and breakfast, from self-catering cottage or caravan to bunkhouse and campsite.

A Warm Weardale Welcome Lying high in the North Pennines, Weardale is a twenty mile ribbon of river and road bringing you along tranquil lanes, past tumbling rivers and waterfalls, through vibrant communities, over high moorland expanses and within touching distance of the rarest wildlife, all through a landscape forged by man’s centuries’ old battles with nature.

A great place to fi nd out about the area is the Durham Dales Centre in Stanhope – with its tearooms, gift and craft shops it’s perfect for a leisurely afternoon; or 10 minutes up the road to the Upper Weardale Visitor Information Points inside Chatterbox Café in St John’s Chapel and Killhope Museum.

Enjoy the outdoorsWeardale is a special part of the North Pennines, a place where you can stretch your legs, spread your wings and explore one of our fi nest landscapes. This is perfect country for walking, cycling, horse riding, fi shing, and wildlife watching. Whether you’re looking for riverside wanders or more challenging routes you’ll be spoilt for choice! You’ll fi nd traffi c-free family cycling, mountain biking and woodland walks in the nearby Hamsterley Forest or hire a bike from Durham Dales Bike Hire in St John’s Chapel and take on some of the country’s toughest climbs - including the highest road in England.

You can even enjoy a dip in the heated Weardale Open Air Swimming Pool in Stanhope, play a round at Crook Golf Club or strap on your skis and indulge in some winter sports at the Weardale Ski Club – snow permitting! Dine in style on the Weardale Railway or return at Christmas to enjoy the Polar Express.

People and placesWeardale has a distinctive character, with attractive settlements to explore, such as Stanhope, Rookhope, Wolsingham and St. John’s Chapel, while in nearby Derwentdale is the picturesque conservation village of Blanchland and the lovely hamlet of Hunstanworth.

© Forestry Commission Picture Library - J. McFarlane © Killhope Leadmining Museum © Forestry Commission Picture Library - Mark Pinder - Hamsterley Forest © The Weardale Museum The Weardale Railway © Cube Creative Group

WeardaleWhere we are &how to get here

By road: Weardale is in the North Pennines with the A1M to the eastern side and the M6 to the west. Appropriate feeder roads lead into Weardale.

By rail: The nearest mainline stations are Darlington, Durham and Newcastle to the east and Penrith and Carlisle to the west.

Tel 08457 484950 www.nationalrail.co.uk

By air: Both Newcastle and Durham Tees Valley international airports are close by.

For websearch

or SATNAV purposes,

centre your search on

DL13 2FJ , OS Map NY996392

AGRICULTURAL SHOW DATESWeardale Show, St John’s Chapel - Last weekend in August

Blanchland Show, August Bank Holiday Monday

Wolsingham Show, 1st weekend in September

Stanhope Show, 2nd weekend September

Discover Weardaleby bike or on foot.

For information and a range of downloadable routes visit:

www.explorenorthpennines.org.uk and

www.exploreweardale.org.uk

Congratulations You’ve found us!Now get to know us

www.discoverweardale.com

Image © Visit County Durham

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Journey times from Stanhope

Durham City 40 minutes

Barnard Castle 30 minutes

Beamish 40 minutes

Newcastle 50 minutes

Hexham 40 minutes

Penrith 75 minutes

To find out more visit

www.discoverweardale.com

www.northpennines.org.uk

and

www.thisisdurham.com

Map Key Cashpoint C2C long distance cycle route Heritage Railway

Information Telephone Weardale Way long distance footpath Swimming Pool

Public Toilets Parking Location of advertisements Fishing

PO Post Office Petrol Museum Skiing

Published by the Weardale Visitor Network with financial assistance from Weardale Area Action Partnership. www.durham.gov.uk/weardaleaap

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BECKLESHELE4* SELF CATERING COTTAGE

Set off the beaten track at 1400’ in the moorlands of Upper Weardale, Beckleshele is the perfect retreat, to chill out and enjoy the tranquillity and magnifi cent views. Short breaks available. Sleeps 4. Find us on Facebook.

Blakeley Field, Lanehead, Nr Cowshill,Weardale, Co. Durham, DL13 1AP,Tel. 01388 537683 Email: ltaylor_blakeleyfi [email protected]

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LOW CORNRIGGS FARM4* AA HIGHLY COMMENDED B&B

We offer a warm welcome, en-suite rooms, wonderful views and award winning home cooked local food. Evening meals. Sleeps 6 in three double rooms.

Low Cornriggs Farm,Cowshill-in-Weardale, Co. Durham, DL13 1AG,Tel. 01388 537600Email: [email protected]

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LOW CORNRIGGS FARM5* SELF CATERING COTTAGES

5 Star award winning cottages and Level 3 accessible. Offer a very comfortable, warm stay. Satellite TV. Three bedrooms - two en-suite, sleeps 6. Short breaks or a weekly stay. Special offers. Open all year.

Alice & Nelly’s Cottages,Low Cornriggs Farm,Cowshill-in-Weardale, DL13 1AQ,Tel. 01388 537600Email: [email protected] www.cornriggsfarm.co.uk

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HILL TOP - KILLHOPEBED & BREAKFAST - HOLIDAY COTTAGE

Claire and Phil look forward to offering you a warm welcome to our home at Killhope. Sitting at the very head of Weardale this area of outstanding natural beauty truly lies at your feet at the aptly named Hill Top.

Hill Top, Lanehead,Co. Durham, DL13 1AT,Tel. 01388 537248Email: [email protected]

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KILLHOPE NORTH OF ENGLAND LEAD MINING MUSEUM

Killhope is a national award winning museum and a great day out for the whole family. Take a guided tour of the mine, fi nd your own minerals. Woodland walks, exhibitions, shop and cafe. Killhope North of England Leadmining Museum,Near Cowshill, Upper Weardale,Co. Durham, DL13 1AR,Tel. 01388 537505Email: [email protected]

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HAGGS BANK BUNKHOUSE & CAMPSITE

With starry skies to take your breath away, perfect for individuals or groups wanting inexpensive, quality accommodation. We have cosy bunks, camping pitches with stunning views and electric hook-ups for motorhomes. We guarantee you a warm welcome all year round! Nentsberry, Alston,Cumbria, CA9 3LH,Tel: 01434 386482Email: [email protected]

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‘THE BYRE’SELF-CATERING COTTAGE

High up in the North Pennines with spectacular views and conveniently situated off the A689 in the hamlet of Lanehead, ‘The Byre’ is a beautifully converted, self-contained stone barn attached to the owner’s property with accommodation for 2+1. Sorry no pets.

Jane & Mike Kane,High Watch, Lanehead, Upper Weardale, Co. Durham, DL13 1AJ,Tel. 01388 537693Email: [email protected]

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THE CALF HOUSEBED AND BREAKFAST

Comfortable, ground fl oor, self-contained, en-suite accommodation in converted barn. Village location, on bus route, with car parking and secure cycle store. Packed lunches available.

Mrs. S. Tallentire,The Calfhouse,Cowshill, Upper Weardale, Co. Durham, DL13 1JQ,Tel. 01388 537590www.thecalfhouse.com

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DALES FARM, COWSHILL4* SILVER B&B

Visit England assessed luxury B&B with outstanding views of Weardale. Large en-suite rooms with king size beds. Award winning marmalade served with breakfast. Evening meals if required.

Mrs Anita Holmes,Cowshill, Co. Durham, DL13 1AD,Tel. 01388 537987Email: [email protected]

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WEARDALE MUSEUM AND HIGH HOUSE CHAPEL

This intimate museum features three attractions in one - a lovely folk museum of Weardale life, an historic Methodist chapel and the beautiful Weardale Tapestry. Defi nitely one to visit. Seasonal Opening 2-5pm

The Weardale Museum,Ireshopeburn, Co. Durham, DL13 1HDTel. 01388 517433Email: [email protected]

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PENNINE LODGESELF CATERING COTTAGE AND B&B

This fully refurbished self catering holiday cottage & B&B is due to open in June/July 2014. The tranquil setting offers you opportunities to explore the area of outstanding beauty through walking, cycling, painting, photography and conducted walks with our alpacas to name a few or just relaxing in your cottage or B&B room.

St John’s Chapel, Weardale,Co. Durham, DL13 1QX,Mob. 07551972339joycefl [email protected]

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HILLSIDE COTTAGE, IRESHOPEBURN3 STAR SELF CATERING

Located in the idyllic village of Ireshopeburn, Hillside Cottage is a cosy retreat tucked into the fell side. Ideal for couples or families. Pets welcome.

Mrs S. McMullon,Ireshopeburn,Tel: 07796952746Email: [email protected]

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YMCA WEARDALE HOUSEOUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRE

Looking for a fantastic day out? Why not test yourself on our exhilarating leap of faith, try your hand at archery, experience gorge walking, climbing or mine exploration. For groups, families or individuals.

Kay Sheppard, Offi ce Manager,YMCA Weardale House, Ireshopeburn,Co. Durham, DL13 1HB,Tel. 01388 537479Email: [email protected]

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DURHAM DALES CRAFTSHANDMADE BY LOCAL PEOPLE

The shop is a co-operative run by our members. We offer a wide range of gift ideas to suit many tastes and pockets some of which are exclusive to our shop. Open 7 days a week 10.30 - 4.00

Durham Dales Crafts,Unit 1B, The Durham Dales Centre, Stanhope, Co. Durham, DL13 2FJ,Tel. 01388 526666www.durhamdalescrafts.co.uk

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BARRINGTON BUNKHOUSEWe offer clean, comfortable bunkhouse accommodation for up to 12 people, with self-service continental breakfast. Open all year round we are ideally situated on the Sea 2 Sea (C2C) route for cyclists and the Weardale Way for walkers.

Mrs. Valerie Livingston,Barrington Cottage,Rookhope, Weardale,Co. Durham, DL13 2BG,Tel. 01388 517656Email: [email protected]. barrington-bunkhouse-rookhope.com

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9 WEARDALE OPEN AIR SWIMMING POOLVisit the North Pennines only heated open-air swimming pool. The surrounding walls create a sun-trap that some have described as being the Mediterranean in Weardale. Sauna - great anytime and soft play area good for kiddies. Café - best coffee around. Muffins + hot paninis, gorgeous !

The Pool, Waterside Court, Stanhope, Co. Durham, DL13 2LU, Tel. 01388 528466 Email: [email protected]

HEATH HOLIDAY COTTAGESHUNSTANWORTH

A group of four delightful holiday cottages in Hunstanworth only two miles from Blanchland each with its own character and charm. The Deeps sleeps 6 – The Sawmill sleeps 5 – Hornbeam sleeps 5 - Holly Cottage sleeps 7

Mrs Chapman, West High House, Hunstanworth, Consett, DH8 9UN,Tel. 01434 675357, Mob. 07912476436Email: enquiries@heathholidaycottages.co.ukwww.heatholidaycottages.co.uk

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HORSLEY HALLLUXURY ACCOMMODATION AND FINE DINING

Horsley Hall is an elegant, three-storey, 5* Silver Award Manor House with beautiful grounds and magnifi cent views of Weardale. Excellent home-cooked foods, from local and home grown ingredients.

Liz Curry, Horsley Hall, Eastgate, Co. Durham, DL13 2LJ,Tel. 01388 517239Email: [email protected]

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DURHAM DALES CENTREVISITOR CENTRE FOR THE DALE

Large Tea Room, Gift Shop, Visitor Information Point and Specialist Craft Shops set around a pleasant courtyard. Function room and hot desk for hire, offi ces to rent. Full Disabled Access, Car Park, Coaches Welcome. Open 7days a week.

Castle Gardens, Stanhope,Co.Durham, DL13 2FJ,Tel. 01388 527650Email: [email protected]

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PRINCESS COTTAGE, ROOKHOPEA delightful 2 bedroom cottage, in the heart of Rookhope village, on the coast to coast cycle route. Bed and breakfast or longer stay self catering. Bike lock up/Log fi re/ shower room/ fully fi tted kitchen/ sleeps 4.

Mary Auckland,Cross View Cottage, Rookhope, Co. Durham, DL13 2BW,Tel. 01388 517930Email: [email protected]

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THE OLD BARNSELF CATERING COTTAGE

In a stunning location above the village of Westgate, this 2 bedroom, detached former byre, built in the 1800s, retains many original features and has magnifi cent views.

High Kitty Crag,Westgate-in-Weardale, Co. Durham, DL13 1LF,Tel. 01388 517643 Mob. 07710 242290 Email: [email protected]

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THE COTTAGE, WESTGATE3* SELF CATERING

Tucked away in a peaceful and friendly village, this detached property provides good holiday accommodation for couples. The cottage is completely self-contained, all on the ground fl oor with a private parking space. Up to 2 pets welcome.

Mrs J. Hayes,7 Front Street, Westgate-in-Weardale,Co. Durham, DL13 1JW,Tel. 01388 517572Email: [email protected]

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BLACK DOG HOUSE, WESTGATE3* SELF CATERING

Room for a dozen – including large and proper attic room for children big or small. Everything you might need for a break with family or friends. Opposite pub, fi elds and waterfalls, in the middle of the Dale and North Pennines. Private parking space - Pets welcome.

Contact Martin,37 Front Street, Westgate-in-Weardale,County Durham, DL13 1SJ,Mob. 07799 643699Email: [email protected]

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DURHAM DALES AND CITY, CYCLE HIRE Helping you make the most out of your time in the saddle

Bike hire in St John’s Chapel, Hamsterley Forest and Durham City. From one of our 3 pickup points or delivered to you. Servicing and repair, emergency assist of cycles, transport services for C2C, W2W Baggage and bikes, escort service or lead rider, catering for groups etc.

Contact Martin Stout. Land line 0333 8008 222 Mob. 0793 6490 555E-mail: [email protected]

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HILL HOUSE EAST COUNTRY BED AND BREAKFAST

Very high standard of comfort; superb views of Weardale. 1 double, 1 twin room, lovely guest bathroom, lounge with beams and log fi re, home produce and eggs. On ‘Wainwright’s Pennine Journey’ walk, secure cycle storage. A warm welcome awaits!

John and Carol Graham,Hill House East, Westgate in Weardale,Co. Durham, DL13 1NU,Tel. 01388 517145Email: [email protected]

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CROSS KEYS INN, EASTGATEBED AND BREAKFAST

The Cross Keys offer you a warm and friendly welcome whether you are cycling the C2C, walking the local fells or just stopping for a meal.

Gerry and Elaine Stallard,Cross Keys Inn, Eastgate, Weardale,County Durham, DL13 2HW Tel. 01388 517234 Mob. 07881553454Email: [email protected]

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Businesse & AccommodationNenthead to Stanhope

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INNKEEPER’S COTTAGE, FROSTERLEYLuxury 4* Gold

A luxury 17th century cottage for two, situated in the friendly village of Frosterley in the heart of the Durham Dales. Maintaining many original features, and a roaring log burning stove. It’s a perfect base to explore the beautiful Dales and Durham city.

Tel. 01325 [email protected]

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NEWLANDS HALL FARM HOUSE BED AND BREAKFAST

Newlands Hall is a working farm with magnificent and unspoilt views across weardale. Enjoy an award winning breakfast cooked in the aga using fresh locally sourced produce and our own free range eggs.

Carol Oulton,Newlands Hall, Frosterley, DL13 2SH,Tel. 01388 529233Mob. 07970 032517Email: [email protected]

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HAREHOPE QUARRY PROJECTEDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

The Harehope Quarry Project provides environmental education and field studies for schools and further and higher education. We also run community events and a range of courses for the general public.

Harehope Quarry, Frosterley,Co. Durham, DL13 2SG,Tel. 01388 528599Email: [email protected] www.harehopequarry.org.uk

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CORNER COTTAGE4* GOLD SELF CATERING COTTAGE

A romantic and charming 1800s stone cottage in the picturesque village of Wolsingham a short stroll away from the village market place with its shops, cafes and pubs. Wi-Fi available.

Jean Muckle,Harley Cottage,17 Upper Town, Wolsingham, Co Durham, DL13 3ES,Tel. 01388 527186 Mob. (0) 7596 218683Email: [email protected]

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10 FINEBURN CARAVAN PARKHOLIDAY & RESIDENTIAL

Fineburn is a small, friendly, family run park set in beautiful surroundings near Frosterley. We welcome all age groups and offer sales and lettings of caravans, chalets, lodges and park homes.

Barry & Angela Wallace,Tel. 01388 526658Mob. 07917 841539Email [email protected]

ARDINE 3* HOLIDAY COTTAGEWOLSINGHAM

A terraced cottage overlooking a small green in the old part of Wolsingham. The cottage has all facilities including bedding and towels and is gas centrally heated. Sleeps 3 people.

Mrs M.Gardiner,3, Melbourne Place, Wolsingham, DL13 3EQ,Tel. 01388 527538Email: [email protected]

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PASTURE GATE COTTAGE BED & BREAKFAST

High quality Farmhouse B&B for two, set in beautiful Weardale countryside, 1 mile from Wolsingham village. Great B&B welcome/food, with space and privacy of self-catering. Evening meals by arrangement. Opening March 2014.

Carolyn Ramsbotham,High Doctor Pasture, Wolsingham,Co. Durham, DL13 3LR, Tel 01388 527864Email: [email protected]

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BRADLEY BURN FARM SHOP & CAFEOur Farm Shop & Cafe bring together the best fresh, tasty food from farmers and producers on our doorstep. With a streamside terrace, children’s play area and cosy log burner. Two miles east of Wolsingham on the A689. Open Summer 9am-5pm - 7 days Winter 9am-4pm - Mon-Sat

Bradley Burn Farm Shop & Cafe, Wolsingham, Co. Durham, DL13 3JH,Tel. 01388 529488Email: [email protected]

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BRADLEY BURN FARMTOURING CARAVAN PARK

Explore Weardale from Bradley Burn. Caravans and motor homes are welcome at Bradley Burn Farm Shop, just off the A689 and handy for the A68. We offer electric hook up, and lots of space. Dogs welcome.

Bradley Burn Farm, Wolsingham,Co. Durham, DL13 3JH,Tel. 01388 529488Email. [email protected]

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BLACK LION WEARDALE’S OLDEST PUB

Regional and National Ales & Ciders. . Everything you would expect from a proper pub, a warm welcome, real fire, beer garden, SkySports, pool and darts. Open from 6.30pm week days, all day at weekends.Sunday Night Quiz – starting at 8.30pm

21 Meadhope Street, Wolsingham, Co Durham, DL13 3EN,Tel. 01388 527772, Email: [email protected]

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FRIARSIDE FARM CARAVANSpend a relaxing holiday at Friarside caravan which is a well equipped and situated within the grounds of a working farm. It is set in the heart of beautiful Weardale and close to local amenities and local attractions. Pets welcome by prior agreement.

Angela Frazer,Friarside Farm, Wolsingham, Co. Durham, DL13 3BH,Tel. 01388 527724Email: [email protected]

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BRADLEY BURN COTTAGESOur holiday cottages are situated around sunny courtyards close to the Burn. Granary Cottage is ideal for families; the others are perfect for couples. We have a games room with table tennis, pool, books and games.

Bradley Burn Farm, Wolsingham, Co. Durham, DL13 3JH,Tel. 01388 527285 Fax: 01388 527285Email: [email protected]

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HIGH DOCTOR PASTURE CARAVAN PARK

Family owned Static Caravan Park nestled in the beautiful Tunstall Valley,providing a peaceful secluded escape from the hustle & bustle of everyday life. The perfect place for a holiday home to unwind, enjoy fresh air and stunning countryside.

Mrs T. Fenwick, Wolsingham, Co Durham, DL13 3LR,Tel. 01388 527435www.hdpcaravanpark.co.uk

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HAMSTERLEY FORESTHamsterley is a delightful oasis of woodland, following the sides of a sheltered valley. Walks, bike hire, cycle routes and horse riding trails, all levels of fitness and ability are catered for.

Visitor Centre,Hamsterley Forest,Co. Durham, DL13 3NL,Tel. +44 (0) 1388 488312Email: [email protected]/hamsterleyforest

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DOWFOLD HOUSE B&B4* GOLD BED & BREAKFAST IN CROOK

As a small high quality bed & breakfast establishment, Jill and Rupert provide a comfortable, welcoming and peaceful home for you to enjoy; and we do a GREAT breakfast.

Dowfold House B&B,Low Jobs Hill, Crook,Co. Durham, DL15 9AB,Tel. 01388 762473Email: [email protected]

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GREENWELL HILL COTTAGESB&B AND SELF CATERING, WOLSINGHAM

Enjoy a relaxing stay in one of our comfortable barn conversions 2 miles from Wolsingham. Three cottages can accommodate from 2 to 23. Ideal base to tour Co. Durham and Northumbria.

Mrs. A. Turnbull,Greenwell Farm, Tow Law,Co. Durham, DL13 4PH,Tel. 01388 710350, Mob. 07968055521Email: [email protected] www.greenwellhill.co.uk

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NORTH PENNINES AREA OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY

Weardale and the Durham Dales are part of the North Pennines - a stunning landscape of open heather moors, dramatic dales, tumbling upland rivers, close-knit communities, glorious waterfalls, dark night skies, fantastic birds and colourful hay meadows. As well as being a designated AONB the North Pennines is also a Global Geopark.

North Pennines AONB Partnership01388 528801 (Staff Team)01833 622145 (Bowlees Visitor Centre)www.northpennines.org.ukwww.explorenorthpennines.org.ukwww.visitbowlees.org.uk

COWSHILL AND LANEHEAD - church, pub, museum.

WEARHEAD - food shop.

IRESHOPEBURN - chapel, pub, museum.

ST JOHN’S CHAPEL - church, pubs, food shop, post office, surgery, tourist information, newspapers, gift shops, café with free wifi, tea room, gym, bike hire.

WESTGATE - church, pub, post office, food shop.

EASTGATE - church, pub, C2C accommodation.

ROOKHOPE - pub, C2C accommodation.

HUNSTANWORTH - church The nearest shop, pub and cafe are at Blanchland .

STANHOPE - church, chapel, pubs, cafes, take-aways, internet cafe, gift shops, food shops, bank, post office, tourist information, petrol, surgery, chemist, vet, hairdressers, cash point, open air swimming pool, C2C accommodation.

FROSTERLEY - church, chapel, pubs, take away, food shop, post office.

WOLSINGHAM - church, chapel, pubs, cafes, restaurants, take-aways, gift shops, food shops, library, bank, post office, surgery, dentist, chemist, hairdressers, cash point, swimming pool.

TOW LAW - church, chapel, pubs, cafes, restaurants, take-aways, gift shops, food shops, library, bank, post office, surgery, hairdressers, petrol.

CROOK has a full range of services.

Businesses using this logo hold awards in the nationally recognised Green Tourism Business Scheme. www.green-tourism.com

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GEMCRAFTFOR GIFTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT

A wide range of high quality semi-precious stone jewellery, gifts, fossils and minerals at affordable prices. We look forward to meeting you.

Gemcraft,Unit 1H , The Durham Dales Centre,Stanhope, DL13 2FJ,Tel. 01388 526 233Email: [email protected]

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WILD NORTH DISCOVERYNATURE HOLIDAYS

Bushcrafts, wildlife and nature exploration for everyone from families to adults. Includes wild food, outdoor cooking, shelters, animal tracking and birdwatching with an experienced guide. Half/full days available for 2 or more. Excellent group/family rates.

Unit B2, Durham Dales Centre, Stanhope, DL13 2FJ,Tel. 01388 529154Email: [email protected]

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WEARDALE RAILWAYTHE POLAR EXPRESS

The Weardale Railway Experience, where we bring you premium dining and unique entertainment events including our Polar Express Train Ride.

Weardale Railways CIC, Stanhope Station, Stanhope, County Durham, DL13 2YS,Tel. Station Line: 01388 526203Tel. Toll free: 08000 2323 83 www.weardale-railway.com

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PHOENIX SIGNSSIGN - PRINT - DISPLAY

For a wide range of signs and sign related products, including sourcing and manufacturing. Vehicle graphics, shop facia, window graphics, exhibition & event signage, canvas and wallpaper printing on environmentally friendly printer.

32 East End, Stanhope, Co.Durham, DL13 2YG, Tel. 01388 527037Email: [email protected]

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THE ALCOVERESTORED RECYCLED REUPHOLSTERED FURNITURE

Please call into our workshop to view current items or choose a project of your own. We also offer a traditional upholstery and chair caning service.

Unit 1B, Stanhope Industrial Estate, Co. Durham, DL13 2YT, Tel. 07939310893Email:[email protected] or follow us on facebook

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FAIRFIELD IN STANHOPEA unique and luxurious 8 bed, 6 bathroom Victorian home for 16-24 people, set in 1.5 acres of mature, private gardens with tennis court, games room and hot tub. Within walking distance to Stanhope and stunning moors yet still tranquil beyond belief.

Paula Carlington,High St., Stanhope, DL13 2UR,Mob. 07824 994120Email: [email protected]

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Businesse & AccommodationStanhope to Crook