Visit Middleton-in-Teesdale and Upper Teesdale
Our Tourist Information Centre, which is normally staffed by volunteers, is currently closed. We are taking the opportunity to complete some essential refurbishment works and apologise for any inconvenience caused. Information is available on this website, via the touch screen
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The 140th Anniversary Of St Mary The Virgin Parish Church, Middleton-in-Teesdale There has been a church on the site of St Mary the Virgin, Middleton-in-Teesdale for over nine centuries. The 13th century medieval church was demolished in the spring of 1878
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Our third guide, The Village Walk is now available to download. To find out more about the walk see the dedicated page here and download the guide in PDF format.
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We have discovered a number of guides from the past seventy years describing Upper Teesdale for visitors. Many of the walks we enjoy today were as popular in the 1940s as they are now. Read about them by clicking here
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Visitors to the Dale are advised to use the Ordnance Survey’s Explorer series map OL31 but can now use three “Yellow Around and About” maps which are 1:16 000 scale maps based on 0L31 and tailored to our area: Mickleton
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We have now published our second Walk Through Time leaflet which describes a circular walk from Middleton-in-Teesdale to Bowlees returning via Holwick. To download the leaflet click here or click on the images below. For more information see our Circular
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As part of our project we are producing downloadable, printable guides for three walks in Upper Teesdale: the Railway Walk Guide, the Kings Walk Guide , the Village Walk Guide and the Middleton/Bowlees/Holwick Circular walk. Read more about the Walk and
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An early Autumn walk along the Kings Walk and back along the Beck Road provided Pip the Collie with a chance to sniff amongst the undergrowth. As I walked I was reminded of this account of the walk which appears
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The Tees Railway Path is a delight for walkers and especially dog walkers (as long as they pick up the smelly stuff eh?) The walk from Romaldkirk to Middleton-in-Teesdale will be covered in A Walk Through Time leaflet. The video
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One of our walks takes in part of the Pennine Way from Middleton-in-Teesdale to Low Force and Bowlees and returns via Holwick. We made a point of taking Pip The Collie, Mac the Labrador and Sally the Spaniel with us
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