Threeshields Hope

Valley in Northumberland

England

Threeshields Hope

The alternative Pennine Way near Coal Cleugh The Pennine Way had been diverted because of storm damage earlier in 2022.
The alternative Pennine Way near Coal Cleugh Credit: Dave Kelly

Threeshields Hope is a small village located in the county of Northumberland, England. Situated in the picturesque Valley region, this charming settlement offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for residents and visitors alike.

Surrounded by rolling hills and lush green landscapes, Threeshields Hope is known for its breath-taking natural beauty. The village is nestled within the Northumberland National Park, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.

Threeshields Hope is home to a close-knit community, with a population of around 200 residents. The village is characterized by its quaint stone cottages and traditional architecture, giving it a timeless and rustic charm.

The village boasts a few amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. There is a local pub, The Three Shields Inn, which serves as a gathering place for locals and a welcoming spot for visitors to enjoy a drink or a hearty meal. Additionally, a small convenience store provides essential supplies to the community.

For those seeking cultural experiences, Threeshields Hope is within close proximity to several historical landmarks and attractions. The nearby Wark Castle, dating back to the 12th century, offers a glimpse into the region's rich heritage. Additionally, the village is not far from Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which attracts history enthusiasts from all over the world.

Overall, Threeshields Hope is a hidden gem in Northumberland's Valley region, offering a tranquil escape from the bustling city life and providing a haven for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

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Threeshields Hope Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.067719/-2.3479834 or Grid Reference NY7774. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The alternative Pennine Way near Coal Cleugh The Pennine Way had been diverted because of storm damage earlier in 2022.
The alternative Pennine Way near Coal Cleugh
The Pennine Way had been diverted because of storm damage earlier in 2022.
The alternative Pennine Way near Haggyshaw Plantation The Pennine Way had been diverted because of storm damage earlier in 2022.
The alternative Pennine Way near Haggyshaw Plantation
The Pennine Way had been diverted because of storm damage earlier in 2022.
Shepardshield Rally stage The Shepardshield stage of the Pirelli Rally 2016.
Shepardshield Rally stage
The Shepardshield stage of the Pirelli Rally 2016.
Shepardshield Forest Track in Shepardshield Forest.
Shepardshield Forest
Track in Shepardshield Forest.
Gate on the road at Whygate A gate on the minor public road north of Whygate prevents livestock crossing the boundary between grass fields.
Gate on the road at Whygate
A gate on the minor public road north of Whygate prevents livestock crossing the boundary between grass fields.
Stile and footpath across a grass field A stile provides access a fence to a footpath which crosses the rough grassland to the west of the farms at Whygate.
Stile and footpath across a grass field
A stile provides access a fence to a footpath which crosses the rough grassland to the west of the farms at Whygate.
Marl Sike Mark Sike, a small stream at Whygate. Livestock have eroded the bank, coming down to the waters edge to drink.
Marl Sike
Mark Sike, a small stream at Whygate. Livestock have eroded the bank, coming down to the waters edge to drink.
Whygate Bridge A bridge carries a minor country lane across Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Whygate Bridge
A bridge carries a minor country lane across Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Ford crossing Warks Burn One of two fords in a short distance on the minor road to the west of Whygate. When flow in the stream is low the water flows through a culvert under the road which is why the crossing is dry in this photo.
Ford crossing Warks Burn
One of two fords in a short distance on the minor road to the west of Whygate. When flow in the stream is low the water flows through a culvert under the road which is why the crossing is dry in this photo.
Warks Burn Looking upstream along Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Warks Burn
Looking upstream along Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Ford at Coldcotes A ford at the crossing between Warks Burn and a minor country road at Coldcotes.
Ford at Coldcotes
A ford at the crossing between Warks Burn and a minor country road at Coldcotes.
Brown Rigg Looking west from the road.
Brown Rigg
Looking west from the road.
Bridleway near Stonehaugh This bridleway is overgrown by long grass and bracken, but luckily, not by trees.
Bridleway near Stonehaugh
This bridleway is overgrown by long grass and bracken, but luckily, not by trees.
Middle Burn Middle Burn flows through a broad non-forested corridor in Wark Forest. Compare with <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3982439">NY7874 : Middle Burn</a>, a view taken in spring from the same viewpoint.
Middle Burn
Middle Burn flows through a broad non-forested corridor in Wark Forest. Compare with NY7874 : Middle Burn, a view taken in spring from the same viewpoint.
Tree trunks and ditch alongside forest road The whole of this area has been clear-felled in the last  six years.
Tree trunks and ditch alongside forest road
The whole of this area has been clear-felled in the last six years.
Middleburn Farm In an area of open land in the heart of Wark Forest.
Middleburn Farm
In an area of open land in the heart of Wark Forest.
Cleared forest in Wark Forest The whole of this area has been clear-felled in the last six years. The land in the foreground has only been cleared recently, beyond the fence new planting has taken place.
Cleared forest in Wark Forest
The whole of this area has been clear-felled in the last six years. The land in the foreground has only been cleared recently, beyond the fence new planting has taken place.
Cleared forest in Wark Forest This area has been cleared quite recently. The roof of Middleburn Farm <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NY7975">NY7975</a> can be seen in the middle distance.
Cleared forest in Wark Forest
This area has been cleared quite recently. The roof of Middleburn Farm NY7975 can be seen in the middle distance.
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Threeshields Hope is located at Grid Ref: NY7774 (Lat: 55.067719, Lng: -2.3479834)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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