Things to do in Wolsingham, County Durham |
Wolsingham is often called the 'Gateway to Weardale'. Originally a Saxon settlement but became for many centuries the market town for lower Weardale. A place of historic and scenic interest Wolsingham is in a conservation area and surrounded by superb countryside.
Steeped in history, with many interesting buildings. Nearby Tunstall Reservoir, also a centre for angling, is delightful with wooded banks, picnic areas and log cabins.
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* Distances shown are in a direct line. Distances by road will be longer.
Days Out in Wolsingham
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Low Barns Nature Reserve (6 Miles)*
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Auckland Castle (9 Miles)*
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Raby Castle (10 Miles)*
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Durham Castle (12 Miles)*
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Crook Hall and Gardens (12 Miles)*
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The Bowes Museum (13 Miles)*
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Beamish - The Living Museum of the North (13 Miles)*
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Beamish Wild Adventure Park (13 Miles)*
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Gibside (14 Miles)*
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Path Head Water Mill (17 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Wolsingham
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Frosterley (3 Miles)*
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Stanhope (5 Miles)*
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Crook (6 Miles)*
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Hunwick (7 Miles)*
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Bishop Auckland (9 Miles)*
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Westgate (10 Miles)*
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Middleton in Teesdale (11 Miles)*
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Staindrop (11 Miles)*
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Durham (12 Miles)*
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Barnard Castle (13 Miles)*
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