📜 Ancient path to Holy Island of Lindisfarne, accessible only at low tide.
🔍 Follows upright poles across sands and mudflats, a historic pilgrimage route.
🚶♀️ Unique walking experience, following medieval ancestors
🏞️ Iconic views of Northumberland coastline
⛪ Access to historic abbey ruins, village, lighthouses, castle
🌿 Explore Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve
⚠️ Dangerous if tides are mistimed, risk of being stranded
🌧️ Do not attempt in poor weather conditions
🅿️ Car park at start of crossing currently closed (as of June 2021)
⏰ Check tide tables carefully; safe times for Pilgrims Way differ from causeway
👣 Ideal footwear: barefoot or walking boots, expect mud and slippery conditions
🚶♀️ Consider a guided walk if unsure about crossing alone
🕒 Open about three hours after high tide until two hours before next high tide; closure may be longer in high winds.
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