Hindhope Linn

Visitor information

Parking and prices

Parking Charges

Parking Charges
Up to 1 hour	£2.50
All day	£6.50

Overnight parking (Forestry England and Kielder membership not included, additional charges apply)
After 5pm	£15.00

Additional information

Number of accessible parking spaces: 0

There are no designated accessible parking spaces at this forest. View our easy access trails page to find other forests with accessible parking.

Facilities and access

Toilets are open seasonally from April to October.

Dogs allowed
Picnic area
Toilets

Raised walking path next to stream in the forest

Hindhope Linn

Treat your senses with an outdoor adventure at Hindhope Linn, Kielder Forest's best kept secret!

At the northern end of Kielder Forest Drive, Blakehopeburnhaugh is the starting point for the Hindhope Linn walking trail. The trail leads you to the spectacular waterfall in an enchanting dell, a local sight not to be missed!

Reward yourself with a tasty picnic after your forest adventure or if you're keen to discover more, venture over to the Pennine Way long-distance footpath, accessible from the car park.

At a glance

Walking trail
Hindhope Linn Waterfall
Picnic benches
Dogs welcome

Things to do

Hindhope Linn at Kielder Forest

Hindhope Linn is a spectacular waterfall in a quiet, enchanting dell.

To access the trail, follow the forest road past Blakehopeburnhaugh Farm. Take the path overlooking Blakehope...

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Picnics at Hindhope Linn

Enjoy a tasty treat in the forest at our picnic area, just bring along good food and company!

There are two picnic areas and a toilet block next to the car park.

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small un-surfaced trail winding through dark autumnal trees to lake in the distance

Sidwood

With two nearby walking trails and a picnic area, Sidwood is at the heart of this delightful part of Kielder Forest, just two miles from the village of Greenhaugh.

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