Crimdon House Farm

Hartlepool Headland Story Trail

Loops around Hartlepool's historic headland, predominantly flat on paved paths and promenades following the coast and through the old town. Perfect for families with buggies and young children keen on local history—interpretive panels tell stories of the town's maritime and military past. Dogs welcome on leads. Worth doing for the coastal views, lighthouse, historic church, and accessible way to explore Hartlepool's most characterful quarter without any challenging terrain.

Yew Tree Trail

Meanders through mixed woodland and open countryside with gentle to moderate inclines throughout. Suitable for older children with good stamina, though uneven forest paths make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock sections. The trail's namesake ancient yew trees are stunning year-round, whilst varied terrain offers peaceful escape with rewarding views across the Durham countryside – perfect for a proper leg-stretch without serious elevation.

King Charles III England Coast Path: North Gare to South Bents

Follows the dramatic Durham coastline with constant sea views over mixed terrain—expect some gentle climbs, clifftop sections, and stretches along beaches and promenades. Not buggy-friendly due to uneven coastal paths, steps, and potential erosion points, though some harbour sections work. Dogs welcome on leads. Showcases industrial heritage alongside natural beauty, passing colourful beach huts, historic harbours, and important seabird colonies at places like Seaham and Marsden Rock—an authenti

Squirrel Trail

Three Villages Native Tree Walk