TYNE DERWENT WAY

In association with os.uk/osm MAX MILES ON FOOT: 9 MIN TIME: 5 HOURS From Gateshead's famous Kittiwakes to iconic Red Kites Among birders, Gateshead is probably best-known for hosting the world's furthest-inland breeding Kittiwakes, on the Newcastle-Gateshead Quayside, including the St Mary's Heritage Centre, or for being one of the first locations for the UK's Red Kite reintroduction programme. The Tyne Derwent Way, funded by National Government, connects a number of heritage, culture and nature-related attractions along its nine-mile route, and is a great way to see a mix of woodland and estuary birds alongside a series of historic landmarks. You can walk or cycle the whole nine miles, and return by bus, or visit individual stretches of the route separately. PAUL BROOK WHERE TO WATCH 1 Start at St…

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