Welcome to the Rede Valley Home Page

The Rede Valley is 37 miles (60 kilometres) long. The River Rede rises on the slopes of Carter Fell on the border of Northumberland with Scotland. From here, it flows south-east to Otterburn, then south to West Woodburn and finally south-east to join the North Tyne at Redesmouth, near Bellingham.

Redesdale has been a major transport route for over 2,000 years. The A68 / A696, one of the main routes to Scotland, runs through it, and it is also traversed by the Pennine Way.

For a more detailed map, click here.

Here is a list of general pages

The Redesdale Society

Wild Redesdale

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Here is a list of places of interest from North to South

To add a link or to activate any link, please contact Jonathan West (jon.west@ncl.ac.uk).

Byrness

• Byrness Church
• Border Park Service Station

Byrness and Rochester

• Parish Council

Rochester

• Woolaw Farm
• Brigantium Experimental Archaeology Site
• Rochester Village Hall

Horsley

• Horsley Church
• The Redesdale Arms
  

Otterburn

• Otterburn Mill
• The Percy Arms
• Otterburn Tower
• The Border Reiver

Elsdon

• Redesdale Riding Centre
• Elsdon - Church & Cemetery

Woodburn

• West Woodburn Village Hall

Ridsdale

• The Gun Inn

Redesmouth

Useful Links

• The Hexham Courant
• Northumberland National Park

This page was last amended on 24 June 2005. To activate any of these links, or advertize on these pages, please contact Jonathan West (jon.west@ncl.ac.uk).