St. Cuthbert’s Three-Church Trail Booklet
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The St. Cuthbert’s Three-Church Trail Group have been awarded £1,634 to write and produce a guide booklet for the St. Cuthbert’s Three-Church Trail. The walking route links the three St. Cuthbert’s churches, travelling from Elsdon to Corsenside and Bellingham.
The St. Cuthbert’s Three-Church Trail Group aims to:
- Encourage visitors and pilgrims to walk along the walking route connecting the three St. Cuthbert’s churches in Bellingham, Corsenside and Elsdon
- Celebrate the life and inspiration of St. Cuthbert to the people of Northumberland along the walking route from Elsdon to Bellingham
- Celebrate the cultural, historic and archaeological heritage of the St. Cuthbert’s churches and St. Cuthbert’s Well, Bellingham
- To increase visitor numbers to the three St. Cuthbert’s churches at Bellingham, Corsenside and Elsdon, and the villages and communities along the Three Churches Walk
“Starting at Elsdon, the St. Cuthbert’s Three Church Trail goes through the beautiful landscape of Redesdale via Smoutel Ford up to Corsenside Church. After taking in the breathtaking views the Trail then drops down to West Woodburn and then on to Bellingham.
The St. Cuthbert’s Three-Church Trail takes visitors through some of the most beautiful scenery in West Northumberland. The Trail celebrates the cultural, historic, natural and archaeological heritage of this landscape.”
– St. Cuthbert’s Three-Church Trail Group
As well as a guide for walking the Trail, the booklet will help visitors appreciate the culture, nature and history of the landscape they pass along the way. Once published, the guide will be available for a donation at the three St Cuthbert’s churches and key local tourist information points.
The Revitalising Redesdale team is also working with the group to improve and install waymarking along the Trail. Look out for this waymarker (above) along the route and there will be more to follow soon!
