Cycling - Norham is perfectly situated if your planning to enjoy the surrounding cycle routes and "Sunny Patch" cottage has plenty space to store your bicycles should you decide to bring them. The famous Tweed cycleway can easily be joined from Norham Bridge and takes you through the Scottish and English borders using the River Tweed as its linking theme. It is an attractive route, avoiding busy roads almost entirely, with many fine hill and forest views and handsome towns along the way.

Walking / Rambling - There really is no better place in Northumberland to be if your planning to roam the countryside as Norham sits exactly on the border meaning you can walk the hours away in either England or Scotland. Walk along the length of the Tweed or into the surrounding countryside or if your more of the adventurous type and are willing to go further afield then there are plenty of valleys and hills and forests to explore across the Northumberland area.

Golfing - The last few years has seen a massive rise in the amount of golf course available in Northumberland as it competes to become a new haven for British golfing. Why not use Norham and "Sunny Patch" cottage as your base as you explore all the quality courses now available in this region.

Tourism - Apart from the market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed which sits close by Norham, for shopping or eating out you might want to check the cities of both Edinburgh and Newcastle which are both within easy reach be it by car or by rail. The border towns of Coldstream, Jedburgh, Kelso and Dryburgh are also not far from Norham as is the old historic town of Alnwick and of course the city of Durham which is always a great place to visit as well as Lindisfarne / Holy Island which provides a perfect away day trip.