Alnwick War Memorial – Lion Bridge, Alnwick loop from Alnwick

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Alnwick War Memorial – Lion Bridge, Alnwick loop from Alnwick

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Alnwick War Memorial – Lion Bridge, Alnwick loop from Alnwick

01:46

6.67km

70m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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2.02 km

Alnwick War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

A triangle with slightly inward-curving sides forms the unusual basic shape for the War Memorial in Alnwick, as here, too, wartime conflicts led to the loss of life. The three …

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3.82 km

View of Alnwick Castle and the River Aln

Highlight • Viewpoint

Great views of Alnwick Castle with the River Aln in. This field sometimes has cows in so if you have a dog take extra care

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3.89 km

Stone Weir Waterfall

Highlight • Monument

This path wasn't a highlight for me, but if you want to walk around the city once, it's probably the best.

Otherwise, there are much nicer walks in the area!

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4.51 km

Lion Bridge, Alnwick

Highlight • Bridge

Beautiful bridge with a stone lion on

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4.73 km

Alnwick Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

THE ORIGINS OF ALNWICK CASTLE DATE BACK TO THE NORMAN PERIOD. SINCE 1309 ITS STORY HAS BEEN INTERTWINED WITH THAT OF THE PERCY FAMILY, A FAMILY WITH A HISTORY AS …

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4.91 km

Statue of Harry Hotspur, Alnwick

Highlight • Historical Site

Harry Hotspur is the most famous member of the Percy House. He was a young warrior.

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5.14 km

Alnwick Market Square and Clock Tower

Highlight • Rest Area

It lies a bit hidden close to the main road trough Alnwick.

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5.39 km

Bondgate Tower (Hotspur Gate)

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Bondgate Tower, a gatehouse constructed in the 15th century using sturdy stone, has three levels. It was built by the Earl of Northumberland. In 1434, King Henry V gave permission …

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