Hadrian's Wall ran from west to east across England south of Scotland. Portions of it are visible in many places. We visited it about an hour north of York. It is well worth seeing.

I found this incredible how it's stood the test of time to think it was built all those years ago by the Romans. OK its just a wall but it's the history of it I thought it was awesome. Their was a ranger nearby and she told us the grass and moss growing on top is preserving it. The view and scenery where it is is just incredible I was in Awe by the whole thing.

Did another stretch of the wall today and actually saw some wall! First two days from Bo’ness to Carlisle and Carlisle to Lanercost Priory there are no remains at all. The first bit of wall appears just East of there and then there are a number of mile castles, watch towers and signal stations. These all have very informative display boards and make the walk much more interesting. Signage in a few locations like Gilsland is a bit poor but mostly it’s easy to follow.

Lovely day out. Very cold in February though. Best advice is : Buy an #nglish heritage monthly pass if you're not a member. There are a good few sites at the area charging £8 + pp. It will save you some money.

Hadrian's Wall was built by the Roman Empire to separate the Scottish barbarians from England. The Wall runs from East to West; it took 15,000 men six years to build. It's 73 miles (117 km) long. These days, you can explore Hadrian's Wall, it's said to be one of the finest walls remaining from ancient civilization.

It is impossible to see the entire wall in a day. We only visited small sections at a time. One day we walked a section of the wall itself, thru a sheep field and up a steep hill, down a steep hill, up again and down... The next day we visited Vindolanda site and were amazed at the organization of the army fort. Put a little planning into your visit and you will have a great time exploring. If you only have a day to visit, I highly recommend Vindolanda.

Recently walked around 7 miles on the Hadrian Wall. Wow! So impressive! We stayed at an B&B in Haltwhistle, found a parking and we hiked from there. Such an old wall built in the year 120, so lots of history! Incredible views, animals are fun to look at eating, etc. We cannot wait to be back to keep on hiking it.

I walked part of Hadrians wall with my dog . The path is very clear and well sign posted. I did the bit from the Sheepmout athletics track to where the trail intercepts the northern bypass . My dog really enjoyed it too