One route heads along the south shore to the bird hide overlooking Kielder Water. Other routes lead via the historic viaduct across the reservoir, giving great views of the woodland and lake, with a chance to spot fishing otters or ospreys.

An bespoke wildlife hide located on the south shore of Bakethin Nature Reserve created by students at Newcastle University's School of Architecture working with Northumberland Wildlife Trust and Northumbrian Water to design and build a …

Bakethin Nature Reserve, car park, wildlife hide and walks are open all day every day. Best for: wildlife watching, variety of habitats, animals and plants, nature walks. Bakethin Nature Reserve (Conservation area) is the water and shore of the northern end of Kielder Water.

two short cuts. Short cut A goes via Kielder Salmon Centre (check for opening times) and is 11⁄3 miles/2.1 km. Short cut B allows you to avoid the viaduct and is 2¼ miles/3.5 km. NB This leaflet shows the route in a clockwise direction, but the route is also waymarked anticlockwise from Bakethin Nature Reserve back to Kielder Castle. e ethin

Members of the public can now enjoy watching wildlife from a brand new nature hide at Kielder Water & Forest Park. Bakethin Hide, which was officially opened to the public on Thursday, July 20, has been designed and built by Newcastle University architecture students.

Bakethin Reservoir is a reservoir immediately upstream of Kielder Water, in Northumberland, England, close to the border with Scotland. It is fed by the River North Tyne and lies southeast of Kielder village.

There are easy walks to the Bakethin hide, Kielder Castle and the Lakeside Way. Bakethin Nature Reserve is great for spotting wildlife in the woods and the lake from the wildlife hide and you...

Between April and August you may be lucky enough to see an osprey, either passing through from Kielder Water to nesting sites in the forest, or feeding in Bakethin Reservoir itself. There are information panels in the two 'pods' that make up the hide.

Aug 2, 2017 · Members of the public can now enjoy watching wildlife from a brand new nature hide at Kielder Water & Forest Park. The completion of Bakethin Hide demonstrates the School’s ongoing commitment to offering an architectural education that provides opportunities for students to learn by doing.

Visit us at The Hide for breakfast from 9.00am until 11.00am Monday and Friday mornings. With a wide range of options including hot drinks, cakes and pastries, and a delicious range of hot menu choices, The Hide is the perfect place to start your day.