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A lovely family walk following the Harthope Burn before a moderate climb opens up the area, offering spectacular views to the top of the valley and the Cheviot Hills, as well as to the coast. The Harthope Valley is the starting point for many inspiring walks up onto the Cheviot Hills.
Calculated time: 2h00[?] 
Distance : 3.59mi
Vertical gain : 505ft
Vertical drop : 502ft
Highest point : 994ft
Lowest point : 482ft 
Difficulty : Easy
Back to starting point : Yes
Walking
Location : Earle
Starting point : N 55.51856° / W 2.039019° (D/A) Start the walk by following the road over the metal bridge, crossing the Carey Burn. Keep following the road up the valley with the Harthope Burn on your left.
(1) Turn left off the road and follow the stone track. Cross the burn and continue on the track up towards Langlee Cottage.
(2) Just before the cottage follows the path round to the left, keeping the fence on your right. Go through the wicket gate which leads out onto the moorland. Follow the path for a short distance until it joins the grassy track. On joining this track turn left and head uphill.
This hill section is a bit of a climb so stop for a rest and turn around to look back at the views up the valley to Cheviot on the right (2674ft/815m) and Hedgehope (2342ft/714m) on the left.
(3) At the junction of paths at the top of the hill turn left.
(4) As the main track continues round to the right and begins to climb uphill take the grassy track down to the left. Continue to follow this track downhill, keeping the fence/wall on your right.
(5) Cross the stile and turn left. At the corner of the fence, turn left and follow the path along the valley side. This section of the path can be muddy.
(6) Cross the footbridge, go through the wicket gate and turn right onto the road and return to your car. (D/A)
Waypoints :
D/A : mi 0 - alt. 489ft - Car park
1 : mi 1.41 - alt. 666ft - Stone track
2 : mi 1.52 - alt. 633ft - Langlee Cottage
3 : mi 2.18 - alt. 978ft - Junction
4 : mi 2.47 - alt. 935ft - Grassy track
5 : mi 3.11 - alt. 518ft - Stile
6 : mi 3.43 - alt. 512ft - Footbridge
D/A : mi 3.59 - alt. 492ft - Car park
Park on the wide grass verge on the right, just before the metal bridge that spans the Carey Burn (NT976250).
Visorando and this author cannot be held responsible in the case of accidents or problems occuring on this walk.
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