Cranberry Bog Road in Urpeth

Cranberry Bog Road in County Durham, Urpeth is a minor road and it runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from Station Road and ends in a cul-de-sac. Cranberry Bog Road is also known as Hammer Square Bank. This road is part of the hiking trails Tyne and Wear Heritage Way Section 6 and Tyne and Wear Heritage Way Section 7 and the bicycle route "Beamish Loop" and the foot route "H100 - Beamish Valley".

Alternative Name
Hammer Square Bank
Road Type
minor road
Route
northeast-southwest

Tourist information offices

  • The Whim Gin – approx. 300 m.
  • The Early Waggonways – approx. 350 m.
  • Packhorses in the North East – approx. 350 m.
  • The Georgian North – approx. 450 m.
  • The Pit Village and Colliery – approx. 450 m.
  • The Pit Village and Colliery – approx. 600 m.

Gift shops

  • The Gift Shop – approx. 400 m.

Bus stops

  • Main Entrance Building – approx. 400 m.
  • Entrance Gate – approx. 400 m.
  • Station Cottages – approx. 500 m.
  • 1820s Georgian Landscape – approx. 550 m.
  • Station Road – approx. 600 m.

Cafés

  • Entrance Coffee Shop – approx. 400 m.

Pubs

  • Drovers Tavern (outdoor seating) (DH9 0RU) – approx. 500 m.

Attraction

  • Tiny Tim – approx. 450 m.
  • Mahogany Drift Mine – approx. 600 m.

Tram stops

  • Main Entrance – approx. 500 m.
  • 1820s Georgian Landscape – approx. 500 m.

Artwork

  • Beamish Shorthorns (artist: Sally Matthews) – approx. 600 m.
  • Mine cart – approx. 600 m.