Why Sike in Henshaw, Northumberland

Why Sike in Northumberland, Henshaw is a stream.

Waterway Type
stream

Tourist information offices

  • Sycamore Stump Information – approx. 5,3 km.
  • Dolichenum – approx. 6,8 km.
  • Round-houses – approx. 6,8 km.
  • North-eastern tower and toilet block – approx. 6,8 km.
  • Mausolea – approx. 7,0 km.
  • Experimenting with the past – approx. 7,0 km.
  • Beneath the Soil – approx. 7,0 km.
  • Roman Pottery Kiln – approx. 7,0 km.
  • The Vindolanda landscape – approx. 7,0 km.
  • Pre-Hadrianic bath house – approx. 7,0 km.

Viewpoint

  • Greenlee Meadows – approx. 3,3 km.
  • viewpoint near Steel Rigg – approx. 4,7 km.
  • Steel Rigg – approx. 5,2 km.

Guest house

  • Greenlee Farm (WLAN) at Bardon Mill (NE47 7AS) – approx. 3,3 km.
  • Gibbs Hill Farm (NE47 7AP) – approx. 3,6 km.

Benches

  • Bench – approx. 5,1 km.

Hostel

  • YHA The Sill (wheelchair accessible, WLAN) (NE47 7AN) – approx. 5,9 km.

Bus stops

  • The Sill – approx. 5,9 km.
  • High Shield – approx. 5,9 km.
  • Car park – approx. 6,8 km.

Attraction

  • Robin Hood Tree. Tourist attraction and famous photographic subject. Believed to have been deliberately felled on the night of the 27th-28th Sep 2023: https://www.itv.com/news/tyne-tees/2023-09-28/world-famous-sycamore-gap-tree-believed-to-have-been-deliberately-felled – approx. 5,3 km.
  • The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre (wheelchair accessible) (NE47 7AN) – approx. 5,9 km.

Cafés

  • Once Brewed Cafe & Bakehouse (NE47 7AN) – approx. 5,8 km.

Charging stations

  • The Sill (Typ-2, 2 charging points) – approx. 5,9 km.