Walks and wildlife sites
There are many leaflets available providing more information about the sites of wildlife interest and walks within South Tyneside.
Choose from the list below to open a printable PDF document for each walk.
Sites of wildlife interest
- Hebburn Riverside364.29KB
- Monkton Fell184.18KB
- Primrose local nature reserve449.08KB
- River Don Salt Marsh227.15KB
- Station Burn and Colliery Wood201.52KB
- Newton Garth and Tilesheds Local Nature Reserve190.94KB
- Temple Park405.73KB
- Boldon Flats222.4KB
- Cleadon Hills local nature reserve484.14KB
- Marsden Old Quarry nature reserve408.55KB
- Magical Meadows129.46KB
- The Coast: River Tyne to Trow Point163.85KB
- The Coast: Trow Point to Lizard Point264.29KB
- The Coast: Lizard Point to Whitburn223.46KB
Self guided walks
- Miller's Trail4.06MB
- Walks for all seasons5.87MB
- Hebburn Riverside Nature Trail4.82MB
- Bede's Way734.24KB
- Hebburn to Millennium Bridge Walk4.48MB
- South Tyneside Heritage Trail4.4MB
- Coastal Trail1.13MB
- Branch Out From Brockley4.62MB
Self guided heath walks
- Monkton Fell and South Hebburn260.09KB
- Temple Park and Cleadon Water tower598.13KB
- Coastal893.34KB
- Urban History: Hebburn431.25KB
- Urban History: Jarrow306.6KB
- Urban History: South shields (Walk 1)233.84KB
- Urban History: South shields (Walk 2)448.05KB
Long distance routes and national trails
For more seasoned walkers, horse riders and cyclists, there are a number of local and national long distance routes which can be found in the North East. You can find information on these routes by clicking on the following links: