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GNF Nexus Leaflet 2 Amend 2005 Tanfield Village Sunniside bus stop Metro station disabled access information point Marley Hill D A Gateshead Road toilets public house refreshments point of interest B6173 l l l l l l l l l l telephoneseat view point sign post l l E l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Tanfield l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Lea Nature l l l l l l Causey Burn l l l F Reserve l l l l l l l l l Washingwell l l l l l l A6076 l l l l l Tanfield l to C2C l l l l l Street Gate ▲ l l l Woods l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Causey Railway l l l Pennyfine Road l l l Arch l Centre l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Watergate l l l l l l l l l l l Forest Park N l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l ▲ l l l l l Tanfield Railway l l l l 1. Tanfield l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l C B G Hedley Hall A6076 B6317 Railway Path Causey Burdon Moor W Lobley 9.2km (5.7m) ood Hill ▲ A692 G Rating: MEDIUM Rating: HARD Rating: EASY ♥ Healthy walk Rating: EASY ♥ Healthy walk Rating: MEDIUM 1. Tanfield Village - Causey Arch 2. Causey Arch - Tanfield Railway 3. Tanfield Railway - Sunniside 4. Sunniside - Marquis Pub 5. Marquis Pub - Lobley Hill 3km (1.9m) 1.8km (1.1m) 1.3km (0.8m) 1.3km (0.8m) 1.8km (1.1m) Tanfield Railway Path forms a A Tanfield Village B Causey Arch C Tanfield Railway E Streetgate F Marquis of Granby G Lobley Hill Bank vital link through the western Buses stop at the Pack Horse X30/X31 Lanchester - Stanley - X30/X31 Lanchester - Stanley - X30/X31 Lanchester - Stanley - 770/771 serves Marquis of 97 Easy Access part of the Great North Forest. Pub in the village 15 mins walk Gateshead - Newcastle Gateshead - Newcastle Gateshead - Newcastle Granby at same frequency as Metrocentre - Whickham - A mainly level route with gentle from East Tanfield Station. Every 30 mins Mon-Sat Every 30 mins Mon-Sat Every 30 mins Mon-Sat Streetgate entry. Lobley Hill Bank - Gateshead gradients and plenty of access daytime. daytime. daytime. (Interchange) - Newcastle* to buses. This route has 715 Stanley - Tanfield Village - Burnopfield - Rowlands Gill 770/771 Consett - Burnopfield (Market St) something for everyone from Every 15 mins Mon-Sat a steam-operated railway at Every 60 mins Mon-Sat D Sunniside - Sunniside - Streetgate - daytime. Gateshead (Interchange) - daytime and every 30 mins Tanfield, industrial heritage at 43/43A/44/44A/44B/770 evenings and Sundays. Causey Arch, wildlife along the provide frequent all day Newcastle (Eldon Sq) route and sculpture at services Mon-Sun. Every 60 mins all day (daily). Please note Newcastle Watergate Forest Park. Tanfield Service 770 daytime - limited is served evenings and Additional services: 643/645 Sundays only. railway operates on Sundays Mon-Sat daytime. stop between Newcastle and and additional days throughout Sunniside. Service 771 school holidays. evening observes all stops. 1. Tanfield Railway Path 9.2km (5.7m) for detailed travel information call traveline: 0870 608 2 608 Beamish KYO Greenway ▲ Open Air G Museum bus stop Metro station disabled access information point Station Rd South Hylton Hell Hole toilets public house refreshments point of interest Washington Wood Waterfowl Park Beamish telephoneseat view point sign post James B Wood Steel River Wear Urpeth The Princess Park Trail C2C to Anne Park Consett Common ▲ E Biddick Cow Birtley Road Lane Sculptures A N Durham Road F Stanley Pelton D Picktree Washington C Lane Arts Centre Front Street River Wear 2. C2C Stanley Chess Piece Barley Mow to South Hylton Sculpture Pelton L an 19.8km (12.4m) e South Pelaw Q Rating: EASY ♥ Healthy walk Q Rating: EASY ♥ Healthy walk Q Rating: HARD Q Rating: HARD Q Rating: HARD 1. Stanley - Beamish 2. Beamish - Pelton 3. Pelton - Barley Mow 4. Barley Mow - Fatfield 5. Fatfield - South Hylton 3.5km (2.2m) 3km (1.9m) 3.8km (2.4m) 4km (2.5m) 5.5km (3.4m) This is an attractive, well- A Stanley Bus Station 720 Easy Access Durham C Pelton Front Street D Durham Rd/Barley Mow E Rickleton 180 Houghton le Spring - 493 Easy Access Washington - surfaced and interesting walk Frequent buses to Newcastle, (Bus Station) - Sacriston - 709, 728 same as Beamish Frequent services between 551 Chester le Street - Chester le Street - Fatfield - Fatfield - Shiney Row - suitable for all. From Stanley Gateshead, Chester le Street, Beamish - Stanley entry except buses run every Newcastle, Gateshead and Barley Mow -Washington - Washington Newbottle - Houghton le Spring stroll past Beamish Open Air Sunderland, Durham and Every 60 mins daytime (daily). 30 mins daytimes. Chester le Street: 21, 21A, South Shields Every 60 mins all day (daily). Hourly Mon-Sat daytime. Museum and Woods rich in the Every 60 mins all day (daily). Evening and Sunday journeys Consett. 775, 778 Easy Access 729 Easy Access Stanley - 21B, 721, 723, 724, X1 Easy region’s industrial heritage. operate as Chester-le-Street - G South Hylton Sunderland (Park Lane) - Pelton - Chester le Street Access and 1X. Additional Follow the route to picturesque F Fatfield Washington only. B Beamish, the North of Chester le Street - Beamish - Every 30 mins Mon-Sat services: Houghton le Spring Metro: 5/hr daytimes, Cox Green and up to Penshaw 179 Chester le Street - Fatfield England Open Air Museum Stanley - Consett daytime and every 60 mins 21A, Witton Gilbert 21B, South 294 Easy Access Heworth 4/hr evenings and Sundays. Monument for fantastic views. - Washington & Beamish Wood Every 30 mins daytimes (daily) evenings and Sundays. Shields 551, Darlington 723, (Metro) - Washington - Fatfield Why not break the route into the Every 60 mins Mon-Sat 8 South Hylton- Sunderland 709 Newcastle (Eldon Sq) - and every 60 mins evenings Bishop Aukland 724, - Shiney Row - Success smaller sections and give 775, 778 Easy Access Serves daytime. Every 30 mins all day (daily). Gateshead (Interchange) - (daily) and also between Middlesbrough X1 and Every 20 mins Mon-Sat yourself enough time to visit Pelton at same frequency as Durham 723, 724, X1, 1X. Birtley - Beamish - Stanley Stanley/Consett on Sunday Beamish entry. daytime. Every 30 mins Sunday some of the great pubs along daytime. daytime. Every 60 mins Every 60 mins all day (daily). 809 Chester le Street - Pelton - the way! (evenings - daily). Evening and Increased Sunday daytime Birtley - Kibblesworth - frequency of every 30 mins. Metrocentre Sunday journeys operate Hourly Mon-Sat daytime. Heworth - Fatfield only. 2. C2C Stanley to South Hylton 19.8km (12.4m) Q suitable for wheelchair users for detailed travel information call traveline: 0870 608 2 608 ▲ Tanfield Railway Path Grant Street Tanfield Jarrow Railway A bus stop Metro station disabled access information point Centre Burdon Moor Heathland toilets public house refreshments point of interest Albert Road Railway Street Restoration Project ••• ••••• ▲ Hebburn A185 J A6076 Washingwell telephoneseat view point sign post Woods Campbell Park ••••• alternative route nkto Monkton Mo n Lane Standing N ••••• Stone Greenheart • ••• Sculpture • • Wheel Barrier yne-Wear Trail Lingey Lane I T • ▲ Campbell Road l l l l Tyne l Hedley Hall l Bowes l Angel of l Monkton Marshalling l Longacre l l Wood l l Waymarker l Stadium Yard l the North F Wardley l l Wood l l l River Team l l l A167 l l l Wrekenton Leam Lane l l Kibblesworth l G bles l Kib w l orth l A1 Bowes l l H l l Bank Railway l B l B1296 A195 l l l Museum A184 3. The Bowes l l West Wind l l l Dunkirk Sculpture l Railway Path l l l D l Past Present l C A1 Motel l Newcastle 17.6km (10.3m) Sculpture l E l Bank Birtley Springwell Rating: MEDIUM Rating: MEDIUM Rating: HARD Rating: MEDIUM Rating: EASY ♥ Healthy walk Rating: MEDIUM 1. Tanfield - Kibblesworth 2. Kibblesworth - Newcastle Bank 3. Newcastle Bank - Springwell 4. Springwell - Lingey Lane 5. Lingey Lane - Monkton 6. Monkton - Jarrow 3.2km (2m) 3km (1.9m) 3.3km (2.1m) 2.5km (1.6m) 3.3km (2.1m) 2.3km (1.4m) From Tanfield Railway Path in A Tanfield Railway Additional service: 29 five daily D Blackhams Hill 187, 188 Gateshead F Leam Lane Additional services: 291/292, J Albert Road the west to Jarrow in the east, X30/X31 Lanchester - Stanley - to Gateshead. 725 Easy Access 1 per/hr daily (Interchange) - Springwell - 27, 27A, 51, 52 every 15 mins 293, 393 (days), 638 (eves) to Walk to Jarrow Metro Station. the historic Bowes Railway Gateshead - Newcastle from Newcastle/ Gateshead to Sunderland daily to Gateshead/Heworth Heworth/ Washington. 5 trains per/hr to South Shields straddles the Great North Forest. Every 30 mins Mon-Sat C Newcastle Bank Chester le Street/Esh Winning. Every 30 mins daytime (daily), daytimes, every 30 mins eves. H Wardley /Newcastle daytimes, 4 per/hr The Bowes Railway Path is a daytime. Frequent services between Additional services 726 1per/hr every 60 mins evenings (daily). Regular buses to Heworth/ eves and Suns.
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