Hiking Hadrians wall

[Sir William]

In one of my few visits I did visit Hadrians wall by driving it. We picked it from the hikes because it was nice to see the street vision and also share the pictures I had taken on that trip and celtic themed (or at least keep the celts aways from us by the romans. We are doing the Appalachian trail now because with 5 grand kids who do a lot of hiking, biking, walking and sports and my wife we went through Hadrians wall in like 7 days so we wanted to give everyone a chance to do one which will take some efforts.
I am thinking of either ring road in ireland or more probably ring road Iceland because I can add some stone lifts at the appropriate place in Iceland.

Drove portions of Hadrian's Wall twice before we hiked it. We only walked the middle 40+ miles. Two members of our group had limited time so we decided to walk the best of the Wall, and tour the 20 miles or so at the beginning and end of the Wall - we stopped off at the beginning and end points, and visited the few ruins to be found, as well as a nice museum/fort ruins in Newcastle. This also allowed us to spend more time at the more significant ruins and museums found along the Wall. We also spent a day touring Border Reiver sites before putting our friends on a train to Edinburgh.

I've driven the Ring of Kerry several times, and part of the ring road in Iceland. You'd enjoy both.

[grizzbass]

Drove portions of Hadrian's Wall twice before we hiked it. We only walked the middle 40+ miles. Two members of our group had limited time so we decided to walk the best of the Wall, and tour the 20 miles or so at the beginning and end of the Wall - we stopped off at the beginning and end points, and visited the few ruins to be found, as well as a nice museum/fort ruins in Newcastle. This also allowed us to spend more time at the more significant ruins and museums found along the Wall. We also spent a day touring Border Reiver sites before putting our friends on a train to Edinburgh.

I've driven the Ring of Kerry several times, and part of the ring road in Iceland. You'd enjoy both.

Yea I'm always torn between different loves. I can hike but then would have time for the museum or ruins. Go hike or go look for grizzlies (Grand Teton/Yellowstone) Photograph the Highland games or go listen to the various bands both pipe and folk.