A69 Roman Temple of Mithras dog walk, Northumberland
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Photo © Driving with Dogs 
Photo © Driving with Dogs 
Photo © Driving with Dogs
Description
On the rainswept day we were here it was hard to imagine Roman soldiers getting excited about Mithraic rituals here, let alone bull sacrifices and pagan fun. Plenty of dog walking though and no cows to worry about.
Details
GPS coords for car park: 55.0355, -2.2204 What3Words: ///foot.blank.sideburns P&D car park, free for EH members.
Walk
The temple site lies on the Hadrians Wall Path, so a linear walk in either direction is possible. The route is clearly signed and easy to follow. Expect sheep just about everywhere.
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