Women Walk the Wall 8 Day Hike Tour on Hadrian's Wall

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

Day 1
Arrive at Beaufront Castle
1 stop
1
Arriving at the majestic Beaufront Castle, you’ll be welcomed with stunning views of the Northumberland countryside. You will have time to settle into your charming room, which blends historic elegance with modern comforts. Enjoy a stroll through the castle’s gardens or simply soak in the tranquillity before gathering for a welcome reception. Over drinks in the drawing room or on the terrace, you'll meet your fellow travellers and hear an overview of the week ahead before enjoying our first meal together.
6 hours • Admission ticket free
Day 2
Bowness to Carlisle - 15 miles / 24.5 kms
1 stop
2
We'll begin our journey at the quaint village of Bowness-on-Solway, where the Wall meets the Solway Firth. You will be guided in the footsteps of Roman soldiers as you traverse scenic paths through the rolling countryside, passing by Port Carlisle and along the banks of the beautiful River Eden. As we approach Carlisle, you'll soak in views of lush landscapes that blend ancient history with natural beauty. Your first day culminates in Carlisle, where you’ll be met and transported to Beaufront Castle for a restful night.
Admission ticket free
Day 3
Carlisle to Lanercost - 14 miles (23 kilometres)
1 stop
3
We will set out from Carlisle, venturing deeper into the heart of Hadrian’s Wall Country as you walk toward the charming village of Lanercost. This stretch offers captivating views of lush countryside, dotted with remnants of Roman history and tranquil woodlands. As we near Lanercost Priory, a medieval gem nestled amid rolling hills, you’ll feel the legacy of the ancient frontier all around you. At the end of our journey, we’ll be greeted for a comfortable transfer back to Beaufront Castle where you can relax and recharge.
Admission ticket free
Day 4
Lanercost to Steel Rigg 15 miles (24 kilometers)
1 stop
4
We will begin our day in Lanercost, setting off on one of the most iconic sections of Hadrian’s Wall. This part of Hadrian's Wall path trek weaves through rugged landscapes, with dramatic vistas and steep crags, immersing you in breathtaking scenery that showcases the Wall’s ancient engineering marvels. Along the way, you’ll encounter preserved sections of the Wall, charming farms, and historic sites such as Birdoswald Roman Fort. OUr journey culminates at Steel Rigg, where sweeping views across the Northumberland countryside provide a stunning finish. Afterward, we'll be met for a return to Beaufront Castle for a well-earned rest.
Admission ticket free
Day 5
Once Brewed to Chollerford 15 miles (24 kilometers)
1 stop
5
We'll start our day at Twice Brewed, setting off on our journey that highlights the captivating terrain and historic landmarks along Hadrian’s Wall. As youwetraverse this section, you’ll encounter iconic sites like Housesteads Roman Fort and experience dramatic, sweeping views from the Wall’s elevated ridges. The path winds through rolling hills, forested patches, and rugged moorland, taking you deep into the legacy of Roman Britain. Uur trek concludes in the picturesque village of Chollerford, where you'll be picked up for a relaxing return to Beaufront Castle.
Admission ticket free
Day 6
Chollerford to Heddon 16 Miles (26 kilometers)
1 stop
6
We will journey east toward Heddon-on-the-Wall on our final leg of our adverture. This scenic section of Hadrian’s Wall offers a gentler terrain but is rich with historical intrigue, as it winds through charming villages, open fields, and peaceful countryside. We’ll pass Roman turrets, milecastles, and sections of the Wall that provide glimpses into the region's storied past. As we approach Heddon-on-the-Wall, you’ll encounter some of the best-preserved stretches of the Wall. After our trek, enjoy a comfortable ride back to Beaufront Castle where you can relax and reflect on your day.
Admission ticket free
Day 7
Heddon to Wallsend 16 Miles (26 kilometers)
1 stop
7
Your final day on Hadrian’s Wall takes you from Heddon-on-the-Wall to Wallsend, covering 16 miles of gradually urbanizing landscapes. As we journey eastward, the Wall’s ancient remnants contrast beautifully with the modern world, winding through quaint villages, riverside paths, and bustling suburbs. This concluding stretch offers a unique view of the Wall’s enduring presence in contemporary England. Arriving in Wallsend, you’ll reach the end of the trail, a significant accomplishment in retracing history across this iconic landscape.
Admission ticket free
Day 8
Departure from Beaufront Castle
1 stop
8
Start your morning with a final hearty breakfast at Beaufront Castle, soaking in the tranquil surroundings one last time. After warm goodbyes and a group photo, you’ll depart, carrying cherished memories of your one-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

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