Harlow Hill Farmhouse, Harlow Hill ref: 355008

A 13th century hidden gem set in secluded woodland. The castle is beautifully preserved, well fortified and has a turbulent history of Anglo-Scottish warfare. Tel: 01434 632450

Occupied for over nine centuries, this much besieged castle overlooks the River Tyne. Cross the dramatic moat and explore the keep and towered walls of this formidable fortress. Tel: 01661 833459

Thomas Bewick, Northumberland greatest artist, wood engraver and naturalist was born in the cottage here. The nearby 19th century farmhouse, the later home of the Berwick family, houses an exhibition on Bewick’s life. There are splendid views over the Tyne Valley and there are donkeys in the farmyard.

This quaint small stone cottage was built in 1760 to accommodate mining families. Today you can listen live interpretations, learn about the pioneering steam locomotive ‘rocket’ and enjoy a light snack in the cosy Stephenson’s tea-room.

The Reivers Route, known as the ‘Return C2C’, takes you from the end of the west-to-east route all the way back to the start of the C2C.

Prudhoe Golf Course is an 18 hole golf course set in a mixture of mature woodland, parkland and rolling countryside. It serves as a good challenge for golfers of all levels with fine views across the Tyne Valley.

This is a coarse fishery with a well deserved reputation for specimen fish and consistent catches. Here you have a choice of four lakes all containing a good mix of roach, perch, dace and gudgeon.

Fantastic large indoor pool with wave machine, slide and beach area. Those not so keen on water can enjoy Space Jack's Soft Play area! Tel: 01661 833144

Bob Smith offers lessons, tuitions and courses on all aspects of fishing including river fishing, stillwater fishing and and fly fishing.