Hadrian's Wall has long attracted hikers and history ... I soon climbed out of the low, rolling farm country to the top of the Whin Sill, a jagged ridge jutting hundreds of feet above the valley.

Running for seventy-three miles, the Wall makes use of ridges and crags, particularly Whin Sill, and enables a good view to the north. Built by Roman troops, the Wall is estimated to have been ...

Volunteer dog rangers are being recruited to help visitors at Hadrian's Wall. Donning red bandanas, the animals are used to promote responsible dog walking around Housesteads Roman Fort ...

Mr Darcy, a golden retriever, and Bear, a mioritic shepherd dog, are the site's current dog rangers Volunteer dog rangers are being recruited to help visitors at Hadrian's Wall. Donning red ...

A classic Hadrian's Wall circular walk taking ... If you only do one Hadrians Wall walk, this is the one to choose. We start at the visitors centre at The Sill and climb up to Steel Rigg, where ...

THE Sill at Hadrian's Wall has been named hostel of the year by the Youth Hostel Association and, having stayed there last Easter, it's not hard to see why. Despite being in the heart of some of ...