Plessey Woods to Stannington Path
Northumberland, United Kingdom
Out-and-back trail in Northumberland, United Kingdom. Hiking & Walking.
- Distance
- 3.2 mi (5.2 km)
- Elevation Gain
- 95 ft (29 m)
- Est. Time
- 1 hr 5 min
- High point
- 174 ft (53 m)
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Route type
- Out & back
Questions about Plessey Woods to Stannington Path
How long is Plessey Woods to Stannington Path?
Plessey Woods to Stannington Path is 3.2 mi (5.2 km) long. Most people take about 1 hr 5 min. It climbs 95 ft (29 m) in total, up to a high point of 174 ft (53 m).
How hard is Plessey Woods to Stannington Path?
GoTrails rates it Easy, from its length and how much it climbs.
Where do you park for Plessey Woods to Stannington Path?
1 more lots along the route.
Are there water and toilets on Plessey Woods to Stannington Path?
No water mapped: bring all you need. No toilets mapped.
Is Plessey Woods to Stannington Path shaded?
Mostly shaded (98% under trees).
What can you do on Plessey Woods to Stannington Path?
Best for Hiking. Also: Walking. Surface: dirt.
Where can you eat near Plessey Woods to Stannington Path?
Plessey Woods Visitor Centre, 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from the start. 1 more places to eat. Shop: Co-op Food, 1.7 mi (2.7 km).
Is this a good week for Plessey Woods to Stannington Path?
GoTrails turns the 7-day forecast at the start and at the high point into a clear go / no-go: temperature, rain, storms, wind, heat, air quality and daylight, with a suggested start time. This week’s call is at the top of this page.
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