Horncliffe Walk

Route Description for Horncliffe Walk

Exploring the beautifully scenic borderlands between England and Scotland, the Horncliffe Walk is a pleasant adventure in Northumberland that is suited to those outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy meandering along the water’s edge while taking in the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Setting out from the trailhead next to the village hall, you will pass through the lovely little village of Horncliffe, making your way southwest until you arrive at the edge of the River Tweed. Here, you will turn right and follow the banks of the river as they wind to the northeast, offering a beautiful view across the river and into Scotland.

Eventually, you will arrive at the site of Union Bridge, which spans the River Tweed and marks the northern terminus of this walking route. Turning back to the south, you will follow along the road until you arrive at a junction next to the Horncliffe house transit stop. Turn right here and follow the road back into the village of Horncliffe, where you can wrap up your walk with a quick pint at The Fishers Arms.