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A689 OXFORD ROAD ET STRE HLEEN Hartlepool Public Rights Reasons to walk CommonLibrary signs ContactsKAT Hartlepool Public Rights One way Cycle parking of Way and cycle routes Regular walking has been proven to provide many health benefits, Common road signs and markings that you may come Hartlepool Borough Council of Way and cycle routes particularly if undertaken for five 30-minute sessions each week. There across when cycling through the borough. Public & Permissive Rights 1. Responsible for the management, maintenance, repair and are both long- and short-term benefits to regular walking. In the long Countryside Code improvement of the Public Rights of Way network. Public Rights of Way are paths we term it can reduce the risk of coronary heart disease, strokes, high blood Tel: (01429) 523524 of Way E-mail: [email protected] can use to explore our countryside. pressure, type II diabetes, bowel cancer and reduce the development of No entry Website: www.hartlepool.gov.uk They offer vital links between town osteoporosis. Respect - Protect - Enjoy (for all vehicles including cycles) and country; create local circular 2. Responsible for developing the cycle route network, cycle parking Public Footpath: walks and often form part of ●● Walking peps you up, gives you more energy and enthusiasm for your Respect other people: and route signage and maintenance. for walkers only. longer distance routes such as the leisure when you finish work. ●● Consider the local community and other people enjoying the Tel: (01429) 523259 E-mail: [email protected] England Coastal Path. You will find outdoors ●● Walking can help you live longer, protects you from heart disease, No cycling Website: www.hartlepool.gov.uk these marked on this map. diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis and much more. ●● Leave gates and property as you find them and follow paths unless Durham County Council You can also use this guide to enjoy wider access is available ●● Walking boosts your brain power, making you mentally sharper, Public Bridleway: 1. Rights of Way Tel: (0300) 265 342 E-mail: [email protected] cycling along local paths and parts refocuses your mind and improves your concentration. Protect the natural environment: for walkers, cyclists 2. Cycling Tel: (0300) 265 309 E-mail: [email protected] of the National Cycle Network and ●● Leave no trace of your visit and take your litter home Motor vehicles prohibited and horse riders. No North Sea Cycle route. ●● Walking can activate the happy hormone which makes you feel good, (cycles permitted) Stockton Borough Council improves your mood and reduces stress. ●● Keep dogs under effective control motorcycles or cars. 1. Rights of Way Tel: (01642) 526757 E-mail: [email protected] As well as being fun, both cycling and walking are great for your health. 2. Cycling Tel: (01642) 526735 E-mail: [email protected] Choosing to walk or cycle for everyday travel is not only good for you ●● Walking can help prevent gaining weight, or help you to lose weight. Enjoy the outdoors: but helps you save money too! You will build healthy lean muscle, lose inches of fat and pump up your ●● Plan ahead and be prepared Let’s Go Tees Valley metabolism. Route for use by pedal cycles only Public Byway (Byway Tel: (01325) 405040 E-mail: [email protected] ●● Follow advice and local signs For information on greener, healthier and cheaper ways to travel open to all traffic): Website: www.letsgoteesvalley.co.uk in Hartlepool including cycle and walking maps, cycle training, and ●● Walking need not require any special equipment, does not produce for walkers, cyclists, NB. To check, please go to www.gov.uk/natural-england or Sustrans public transport information contact the Hartlepool Active Travel Hub, any additional polluting waste and the only fuel you’ll need is a healthy horse riders and all www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-countryside-code Responsible for the construction and co-ordination of the managed by Hartlepool Borough Council on (01429) 523259 or email meal. vehicular traffic. National Cycle Network. [email protected]. ●● People in cars suffer three times as much pollution as pedestrians as Segregated route Tel: (0191) 261 6160 E-mail: [email protected] they are sitting in the line of exhaust fumes from the car in front. Permissive Paths: Website: www.sustrans.org.uk Produced for Hartlepool Borough Council in partnership with: access allowed with ●● Walking one mile in fifteen minutes burns about the same amount of Ramblers Association Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps calories as running a mile in 8.5 minutes. the permission of the Registered charity which promotes rambling, protects rights of way, @LetsGoTeesValley landowner-usually for campaigns for access to open country and defends the countryside. ●● Doing 10,000 steps per day will contribute to the recommendation of Shared route for cyclists and pedestrians walker and/or cyclists Tel: (020) 7339 8500 E-mail: [email protected] @LetsGo_TeesVal moderate-intensity physical activity for at least 30 minutes on 5 or and on occasion horse Website: www.ramblers.org.uk www.letsgoteesvalley.co.uk more days of the week. riders.

Funded by The Department for Transport’s Access Fund, supported by Tees Valley Combined ●● You can start slowly, build up gradually and do it anywhere and at With flow cycle lane Produced by FourPoint Mapping for Let’s Go Tees Valley Authority and delivered by the Tees Valley local authorities. any time. The above Public Rights of Way are all shown on the map overleaf Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these maps, Let’s Go Tees Valley, Hartlepool Borough Council, Durham County Council, Stockton Borough Council, FourPoint Mapping and partners cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions. Users of these routes do so at their own risk.

Let’s Go May 2018 Places of interest Countryside sites

A Ward Jackson Park K5 E Summerhill Country Park K6 H The National Museum Royal Navy Hartlepool M5 A Hartlepool Headland 04 E Hart Warren Dunes Local Nature Reserve & North Beach L1, L2 & M2 I Seaton Common Local Nature Reserve O9 (01429 853325) (01429 853325) A Victorian park covering 17 acres. Situated on the west side of Enjoy the sights and sounds of an 18th century seaport in the Quay Steeped in history and much loved by bird watchers, the Headland Situated south of Crimdon, this beautiful area of calcareous grassland The Common is home to vast numbers of resident and migratory the town, it has a lake, bandstand, fountain, clock tower, bowling A 103.5 acre site for conservation and outdoor sports within the Tees (charge) and find out the story of Hartlepool, dating back to 3000 is also a wonderful place for rockpooling or a simple seaside stroll. and dune supports many rare plants and animals as well as providing wading birds, as well as invertebrates and mammals such as green and colourful formal bedding displays. Enjoy a snack or Valley. It provides a multi-activity environment, supporting a wide BC, in the free museum adjacent to it. The Quay also has HMS Visits to St. Hilda’s Church and the Heugh Gun Battery (check opening spectacular coastal views. The rare little tern has a wardened brown hare. It has historical interest in the relics of a once thriving refreshments in The Place in the Park near the children’s play range of programmes and activities for recreation, wildlife, work and Trincomalee, England’s oldest warship still afloat (there is a charge to times for both) are strongly recommended. The Headland is well breeding colony nearby. These dunes are accessible from either the salt industry and an old sea wall. The site can be viewed from the area. education. Key features developed within the site include a visitor go onboard). Special events run during the year. Open all year round. signposted with the England Coast Path National Trail running along Hart to Haswell Walkway or Crimdon. North Gare Access Road and Seaton Bridleway between the golf its perimeter promenade. club and the North Gare car park. B Burn Valley Gardens L6 centre, routes for walking, off-road cycling, horse riding and cross- I Headland History Trail O4 F Summerhill Country Park Local Nature Reserve K6 country running, facilities for rock climbing, orienteering, archery, Around old Hartlepool a number of information points have been B Dalton Batts I7 J Seaton Dunes Local Nature Reserve P9 ropes course and a BMX cycling track. The park also has two play Covering 21 acres, this linear located giving aspects of the History of Hartlepool. Follow the boards (01429 853325) spaces for young and older children. park stretches from York to find out its history. A leaflet for the walk is available from the Situated to the southeast of Dalton Piercy village, the Batts is an (01429 853325) One of the largest dune systems between Lindisfarne and the Art Gallery & Tourist Information Centre M5 Tourist Information Centre (see ‘Art Gallery’ for more details). attractive open area adjacent to Dalton Beck. It is of great benefit to Road to Catcote Road. It has F F A 103.5 acre Countryside Park offering a unique Humber, Seaton Dunes provides a haven for numerous plant and local wildlife and enjoyed by both villagers and ramblers. three bowling greens; one blend of nature reserve, quiet walks and outdoor butterfly species. These in turn attract nature lovers who appreciate in the lower portion of the the feeling of wildness and space that the dunes offer. Access is The Art Gallery is situated inside the renovated Christ Church Key to symbols C Greatham Creek & Saltern Wetlands M11 & M12 sport. The Countryside Park is open 7 days a gardens, and two in the upper building in Church Square. The art displays are changed frequently week. Summerhill is an ideal gateway to the wider from either Seaton coach park or the North Gare car park. area. A cycleway runs through showing a range of artwork material. The Tourist Information Centre countryside and is located just off Catcote Road Hart to Haswell Walkway Local Nature Reserve J1 & K1 Car parking Picnic site Countryside access The Creek is now well known for being the most observable of K the gardens. The gardens is situated near the entrance to the building. on the western edge of Hartlepool. There is ample boast two play areas; for Teesmouth’s seal haul out sites, as well as providing wonderful bird (01429 853325) Car park with Children’s play area Beck / Burn / Creek parking. children and teenagers. G St. Hilda’s Church O4 disabled parking watching opportunities. Parking is available at Cowpen Marsh car This beautiful disused railway line extends north westwards from Coach park Viewing platform Trees park situated on the A178 Tees Road, which is also useful for visiting G The Howls H6 Hart Station towards Haswell. It provides a mosaic of woodland, Rossmere Park L8 C the nearby Seal Sands (M12). ponds and glades which attract up to 24 species of butterfly. Described as one of the most Seating Wheelchair access Wild flowers Limited parking is available on Ocean Road, but please park with important churches in the north Spion Kop Cemetery Local Nature Reserve M3 This is one of Hartlepool’s few areas of ancient woodland and as such Forest Mobility D Situated on the south side of the town, this park covers 10.5 acres. Toilets Events is of immense importance for wildlife and conservation. It is also well consideration for residents. of England. It dates from 1190 AD. Scheme (01429 853325) The park is close to the A689 main road into Hartlepool from the worth a visit for its sheer beauty and secluded tranquillity. Access is Open from Easter until September. Toilets including facilities Leaflet available Scrape /Pond / Lake / L Teesmouth National Nature Reserve & Seal Sands O10 & N12 south. In the park is a large lake, children’s play area and a large for disabled people Wetland This historic cemetery now supports The Church centre is open on via a lane to the waterworks just to the northeast of the bridge over the Visitor Centre / Tourist School parties species-rich dune grassland with North area grassed open space. Scrub beck at the eastern end of the village of Dalton Piercy. Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays Information Centre welcome habitat of such quality that it is unique South area D Seaton Park O8 between 2.00 pm and 4.00 pm. Orienteering Greatham Beck Local Nature Reserve K9 Museum / Historic site Reedbed in Hartlepool and rare within the Tees H Covers 3.5 square kilometres (approximately 9,000 acres) in two Refreshments Meetings & Valley. Access is via Old Cemetery Road, (01429 853325) sections, at North Gare and Seal Sands and comprises grazing (May be seasonal) conferences Green Flag Award This park covers 8.5 acres. Situated close to the seafront of Seaton near the junction with West View Road, at A lovely wildlife corridor running along the western edge of the Fens marsh, wet grassland, sand dunes and tidal flats; access to the Archaeological site Countryside Warden the roundabout, on the approach to the Carew. It has a bowling green, tennis courts, ornamental garden Service Estate. It is a peaceful haven for nearby residents as well as providing north area is from the “North Gare” car park east of the A178 and a children’s play space close to the car park off Station Lane. Headland. BMX track habitat for many species of birds and invertebrates. Access is gained Tees Road; access to the ‘south’ area is from the RSPB car park, from Newark Road. situated next to the A178 (Tees Road), south of Greatham Creek.