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	Fallen Tree, South of Plashetts Incline by Mick Garratt
	Forest Road, Kielder by Les Hull
	Lakeside Way by Richard Webb A short uphill bit.
	View from Lakeside Way - Kielder Water by Simon Johnston The Lakeside Way was recently completed (2009) and is a full perimeter walking and cycling route hugging the lakeside of the UK's largest body of water. (42 Km).
	Track in Kielder Forest by Iain Thompson Track in Kielder Forest on north side of Kielder Water
	Lakeside Way south of Well Holes by James T M Towill The Lakeside Way provides a firm track on which to cycle around Kielder Water. This photograph was taken during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic of 2020/21.
	Forest Track and Road Junction near Plashetts by Les Hull
	Plashetts by Peter McDermott View looking towards Plashetts in Kielder Forest.
	End of Forest Ride by Mick Garratt Viewed from the shoreline to the south of Plashetts Incline.
	Ride, Kielder Forest by Richard Webb In older trees which probably predate the reservoir.
	Lakeside Way south of Plashetts Incline by Oliver Dixon The Lakeside Way is an ambitious recently-completed project (2006-2009) to provide a multi-user track all the way round Kielder Water (42 Km in all). Throughout almost its entire length, it runs on the lakeward side of the public road on... (more)
	Lakeside Way - Kielder Water by Simon Johnston The Lakeside Way was recently completed (2009) and is a full perimeter walking and cycling route hugging the lakeside of the UK's largest body of water. (42 Km).