Sir James Knott Trust
The 12,000 acre College Valley is part of the legacy left by Sir James Knott, successful business man, politician and philanthropist.
Wildlife
Famous feral goats, peregrin's to roe deer - The College Valley is a haven for wildlife.
Historical Sites
History lives here. Dating back over a millennia, the valley plays host to some truly wonderful historical sites
Vehicle access is restricted; There is nothing to spoil the enjoyment of what must be one of the quietest place in Northumberland.
What better way to get away from the stresses and strains of modern life?
Farming
While not as prominent as it once was, farming still plays an integral part of everyday life in the Valley.
Forestry
Learn about our forestry operations, management and long term strategy into the future.
Latest News
All the latest news from the Valley.
The estate is now managed by a Board of Directors whose duty is to manage it in a way that increases its value as an environmental, social and economic place of excellence. They strive to encourage and make available to the general public an environment that focuses on education and recreational enjoyment.
Farming and forestry underpin the estate's financial viability, although the directors look carefully at other enterprises so long as they are in line with the objectives and aims of the College Valley.
College Valley is a haven for wildlife and vegetation, and is home to the largest semi natural woodlands (Harrow bog) in the NNP as well as the Cheviot massif, the highest hill in North England at 2,672ft.
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College Valley location
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Mounthooly Bunkhouse
The perfect stay for those tackling the Pennine way, family gatherings, charity parties or wedding accommodation.
Cycling
With private roads and miles of Bridleway, the College Valley is an ideal haunt for all cyclists.