| Date ... | Wednesday, 14 May 2008 |
| Distance ... | 6.75 miles |
| Ascent ... | 275 feet |
| Time ... | 2 hours 40 mins |
| Weather ... | 13 ºC, light winds, cloudy, and dry |
| Summits ... | None |
| Start ... | High Coniscliffe - roadside parking (NZ224154) |
| Maps ... | Ordnance Survey - Explorer Nº304 (1:25,000) or Landranger Nº92 (1:50,000) |
St. Edwin's Church in High Coniscliffe (A 13th Century church dedicated to Edwin, the King of Northumberland)
High Coniscliffe village
You leave the village along Mill Lane, heading towards the old Mill House
Looking back across the fields towards High Coniscliffe
This section of the walk is a mixture of field path and quiet country lanes
Heading across the fields
Tim having fun in the freshly cut grass
Coniscliffe Grange Farm (The highest point on the walk @ 200 feet ASL)
The quiet village of Low Coniscliffe
The Teesdale Way footpath runs along the river bank, directly behind the house's
The River Tees, this is one of the most scenic parts of the river (in my opinion)
There were no blue bells in the woods today, but loads of wild garlic!
Tim decided it was time for a quick dip in the river!
The hawthorn bushes were just starting to flower
The River Tees
There is lots of Oilseed Rape in the fields around the village this year
The River Tees
Giant Hog Weed, a real problem along the river, there seems to be a lot more this year.When fully grown it will be over ten feet high, and is covered in tiny spines that can cause a nasty rash!
The final stretch back up the path behind the church