Strenuous Leader : John Distance : 10 or 12 miles From the car park we walk towards the village where we take the path up to Janet’s Foss which is a pretty little waterfall, from there we take the path to Gordale Scar. We have two routes the first one is up the scar or the easy …
Sedburgh, Cumbria – 29th September 2024
Strenuous Leader : Carole Distance : 10.5 miles A varied walk starting from the car park we walk through Sedbergh to Lockbank Farm where we start a steady climb up Winder to the trig point at 473m (1552ft) for hopefully amazing views. Then descending to Howgill Lane and cross country to join the Dales Way at Low Branthwaite. Keeping on …
Loggerheads, Denbighshire – 18th August 2024
Strenuous Leader : Malcolm Distance : 10 miles We head east from the car park along a narrow road (no footpath , so single file please) before picking up the footpath through fields and woodland towards Moel Famau. The ascent to the top of Moel Famau is long and steep, so please bring plenty of water. If …
Elterwater, Cumbria – 28th July 2024
Strenuous Leader : John Distance : 10 miles (1800+ ft of climb) From Elterwater up to the main road where we start the climbing up to Walthwaite Bottom and Hunting Stile Crag from here we will turn left and make our way to Dow Bank and Spedding Crag. We will catch our breath and turning right and left we …
Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire – 30th June 2024
Strenuous Leader : Malcolm Distance : 10 miles (1800+ ft of climb) We head south west out of Pateley Bridge along the road before turning south onto the Nidderdale Way through the picturesque village of Bewerley. After a steep climb through Skirkes Wood to Nought Moor we reach Yorke’s Folly for our lunch stop. From here, we stay …
Castleton, Derbyshire – 2nd June 2024
Strenuous Leader : John Distance : 11 miles We will turn left out of the car park and once leaving the road will climb up Cave Dale and on the Limestone Way head for Oxlow House and Windy Knoll. We will then start the climb to Mam Tor heading across the top to Hollins Cross and …
Hawkshead, Cumbria – 28th April 2024
Strenuous Leader : Paul Distance : 13 miles From Hawkshead we will head south edging Hawkshead Moor into Furness Fells. Continuing south then south west into Satterthwaite village where we will head north through the sculpture park into Grizedale village. From there we will head west up to Carron Crag and the views of …
Settle, Yorkshire – 24th March 2024
Strenuous Leader : John Distance : 10 miles Total climbing for the day approx 400 metres (1,300 Feet) We initially head out of Settle via Castlebergh Plantation, giving some amazing views of Settle. Heading north we then take the Pennine Bridleway to the sleepy village of Langcliffe and then continue north following the River Ribble to …
Bowness, Cumbria – 25th February 2024
Strenuous Leader : Paul Distance : 9 miles 725ft ascent Orrest Head is where in 1930, a 23 yr Alfred Wainwright first set eyes on the Lakeland fells, fell in love with them and devoted the rest of his life to getting to know them and to generously share what he found with the world. This walk, weather …
Hurst Green, Lancashire – 28th January 2024
Strenuous Leader : Carole Distance : 10 miles This is the much delayed walk planned originally for 2018, which didn’t go ahead for memorable reasons. IYKYK. Today we visit The Shire in search of Hobbits. From Hurst Green we go through Higher Deer House, Stock Bridge and Fell Side Farm to climb onto Longridge Fell (the highest point …
Tatton, Cheshire – 26th November 2023
Strenuous Leader : Carole Distance : 11 miles A varied and flat walk on more roads/lanes than normal for an A walk, but also wet and very muddy footpaths/fields too. As it’s 11miles, a good pace will be required to get back in time for a cuppa at the café before we leave. From Tatton Hall we go south …
Grassington, Yorkshire – 29th October 2023
Strenuous Leader : Martin Distance : 10 miles plus We set off through Grassington and warm up with a short, sharp ascent on track and field. A flat road walk with strong headwinds takes us to the disused lead mines at Yarnbury. From here we have a gradual descent on grass and gravel (potential for wet boots crossing the …