Top ten walks.
Top ten walks.
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Some great ones on the list cant disagree with the lakes choices my favourite local one is nick to big end of Pendle clear frosty day with views across to the three peaks. Long causeway to Hurstwood less arduous but a lovely walk, another Boulsworth hill across into Wycollar or Howarth.
Some great ones on the list cant disagree with the lakes choices my favourite local one is nick to big end of Pendle clear frosty day with views across to the three peaks. Long causeway to Hurstwood less arduous but a lovely walk, another Boulsworth hill across into Wycollar or Howarth.
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Re: Top ten walks.
I’ve done 18 of them and the best walk in Britain isn’t listed.
THE MALHAM CIRCUIT. Up to Malham Cove over to Gordale Scar via Malham Tarn back to Malham via Janets Foss.
My favourite walk in the world starts at Lauterbrunnen. Up in the cable car to the Murren path. Along through Murren, possibility of taking the cable car to the Schilthorn(james bond), walk back down to the valley then head back to Lauterbrunnen. With the chance to do the Trummelbach falls and caverns.
THE MALHAM CIRCUIT. Up to Malham Cove over to Gordale Scar via Malham Tarn back to Malham via Janets Foss.
My favourite walk in the world starts at Lauterbrunnen. Up in the cable car to the Murren path. Along through Murren, possibility of taking the cable car to the Schilthorn(james bond), walk back down to the valley then head back to Lauterbrunnen. With the chance to do the Trummelbach falls and caverns.
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Favourite day walk is Newlands round starting with Cat Bells. Favourite long distance is coast to coast.
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From town up Harry Potts Way.
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To a Good takeaway....jaipur Colne.
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From sawley to chatburn to brungerley park onto edisford bridge onto great Mitton.
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Funny, as I'm thinking of getting my coat on and going for a 90-minute walk now.
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Re: Top ten walks.
On that list Craster, Dunstanburgh & Low Newton circuit, in Northumberland is a wonderful stroll.
Snowdon Horseshoe is the best walk I've enjoyed.
Closer to home-- Hurstwood, surrounding area and Thieveley Pike
Snowdon Horseshoe is the best walk I've enjoyed.
Closer to home-- Hurstwood, surrounding area and Thieveley Pike
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Blake Dean reservoirs up widdop walk up to top withins along Pennine way. Parlick hill near chipping with views of Isle of Man and Anglesey on a clear day.
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Stocks reservoir circular walk is beautiful on a nice sunny day. Wife and youngest were up Parlick Pike today in wind and hail. A bit bracing lol.
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Thanks bfcjg. There's three on there that we'd like to do so I've saved them. Thank you for posting them.
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Bridge t’ t’ Turf
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Basically, any one where julia bradbury is three yards in front of you...
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I can enthusiastically recommend the ‘Pathfinder Circular Walks’ walking guides.
Try the Lancashire and Yorkshire Dales guides to start, you won’t be disappointed.
I can enthusiastically recommend the ‘Pathfinder Circular Walks’ walking guides.
Try the Lancashire and Yorkshire Dales guides to start, you won’t be disappointed.
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Re: Top ten walks.
I've done 16 of them, all good choices.
Wales is my black hole, as I've never done any walking in Wales.
Agree with Huy, missing Malham circuit had to be an oversight.
I do 3 regular long distance walks in the Dale's
The Wensleydale Wedge
The Wensleydale Wander
And The Shunner Shuffle
All fantastic walks, great views, but the Shuffle isn't for the faint hearted.
In the lakes I regularly do Ambleside, Rydal Cave, Grasmere and back over Loughrigg.
Wales is my black hole, as I've never done any walking in Wales.
Agree with Huy, missing Malham circuit had to be an oversight.
I do 3 regular long distance walks in the Dale's
The Wensleydale Wedge
The Wensleydale Wander
And The Shunner Shuffle
All fantastic walks, great views, but the Shuffle isn't for the faint hearted.
In the lakes I regularly do Ambleside, Rydal Cave, Grasmere and back over Loughrigg.
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Have you done that walk in late May / June when the meadows are full off wild flowers ? It's like going back in time.huw.Y.WattfromWare wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 11:15 am
My favourite walk in the world starts at Lauterbrunnen. Up in the cable car to the Murren path. Along through Murren, possibility of taking the cable car to the Schilthorn(james bond), walk back down to the valley then head back to Lauterbrunnen. With the chance to do the Trummelbach falls and caverns.
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It was May. Walking back down the valley with waterfalls crashing down and the cowbells ringing was unforgettable.Nonayforever wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 12:07 pmHave you done that walk in late May / June when the meadows are full off wild flowers ? It's like going back in time.
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Ordered on your recommendation.Mala591 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 10:56 amhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0319091201/ ... 6FbM9D8JX1
I can enthusiastically recommend the ‘Pathfinder Circular Walks’ walking guides.
Try the Lancashire and Yorkshire Dales guides to start, you won’t be disappointed.
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Sounds wonderful!
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When all this sh1t is over give our S. a ring when you are going to the Lakes. She limits herself because she is generally alone but you know the better walks.Colburn_Claret wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 11:20 amI've done 16 of them, all good choices.
Wales is my black hole, as I've never done any walking in Wales.
Agree with Huy, missing Malham circuit had to be an oversight.
I do 3 regular long distance walks in the Dale's
The Wensleydale Wedge
The Wensleydale Wander
And The Shunner Shuffle
All fantastic walks, great views, but the Shuffle isn't for the faint hearted.
In the lakes I regularly do Ambleside, Rydal Cave, Grasmere and back over Loughrigg.
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I agree with this. In fact, just Lauterbrunnen full stop...amazing place.huw.Y.WattfromWare wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 11:15 amI’ve done 18 of them and the best walk in Britain isn’t listed.
THE MALHAM CIRCUIT. Up to Malham Cove over to Gordale Scar via Malham Tarn back to Malham via Janets Foss.
My favourite walk in the world starts at Lauterbrunnen. Up in the cable car to the Murren path. Along through Murren, possibility of taking the cable car to the Schilthorn(james bond), walk back down to the valley then head back to Lauterbrunnen. With the chance to do the Trummelbach falls and caverns.