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Why is there a stone pavement on top of The Cheviot?
Find out why The Cheviot is crossed by stone paving, how it protects the fragile peat and just how it got up there.
Explore the Cheviot Hills
Everything you need to explore the Cheviots
Walks, places and stories from the people who know the Cheviots best.
More than a walk in the hills
The Cheviots are a landscape of rolling hills, quiet valleys, ancient sites and miles of paths to explore. We're bringing together the best walks and places to discover, along with local stories and great places to eat, drink and stay while you're here.
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Explore walking routes across the Cheviot Hills, from shorter walks and half-day routes to longer hill walks and full days out.
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Auchope Cairn And Cheviot Summit From Mounthooly
Distance
15kmTime
3-5 hoursAscent
700mExplore the Cheviots
Discover hills, waterfalls, hillforts, crags, ancient sites, trig points and other places to explore across the Cheviot Hills.
Bleak, barren, beautiful. The more time I spend in the Cheviots, the more I realise how much there is still to explore. I can walk all day, barely see another person and already be planning where I'm heading next.
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After a day in the hills, you'll find plenty of places nearby for something to eat, a drink or somewhere to stay.
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Walked, photographed and written by people who know the hills, along with the locals who live and work around them.