This walk up the outlying Carneddau summit of Creigiau Gleision is a slightly easier option than the tougher Llyn Cowlyd route, returning through the pastoral Cwm Crafnant which couldn’t be much more of a contrast. There’s even a cafe at the lake, how civilised is that! Creigiau Gleision and Llyn Crafnant from Capel Curig Route […]
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The route starts in Wasdale, heading up the busy Lingmell Gill path to Hollow Stones. Here we left to climb a scree fan to the base of Lord’s Rake. Continuing up the rake we reached the fallen boulder before leaving to join the West Wall Traverse. This delves deep into the mountain to reach Deep
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This route is on accessible paths, making it suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs according to the Snowdonia National Park. More information on our Dôl Idris Walks page. The route starts at the Minffordd Path car park for Cader Idris and provides a pleasant low level walk.
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While our last trip to the Edge of the Arenig left us pleasantly surprised with the easy going, this one unfortunately brought us back to reality. Moel Oernant is a rarely ascended Dewey, if the lack of paths of any description is any indication of popularity. This walk guide is more to prove that this
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The Watkin Path up Snowdon is one of the more popular routes to the summit, but can be heavy going when conditions are against you. This easier alternative follows the lower reaches of the Watkin Path to explore Cwm Llan, before returning along the old quarry tramline to rejoin the Watkin. I makes an excellent
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While we’ve already got a perfectly good walk across the three peaks of Yr Eifl, we thought it was worth adding this more direct route. This route takes a beeline from the carpark, quite directly to the summit and is enough to fill an hour or two on an afternoon, depending on your level of
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This walk, from a lay-by high on the A57 takes you along the Derwent Edge and on to the summit of Back Tor. The route then descends via the Foulstone Road track to Strines and Dale Dike Reservoirs. A final ascent is needed to return to the start of the walk. A Local Expert walking
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A Walk up to the summit of Back Tor via Derwent Edge and the Hurkling Stones in the English Peak District A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description.
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This moderate walk from Langsett takes in the reservoir before climbing up to nearly 400m to the Mickleden Edge for a bit of moorland walking as well. A Local Expert walking route from Bradfield Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Jonathan Clitheroe and licensed for
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Walking route in the Peak District along the Dale Dike Reservoir returning over the Ughill Moors. A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright dave hudson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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A Circuit of the Langsett Reservoir with a detour to Midhope Reservoir. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Steve Fareham and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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A moorland walk from Wigtwizzle that doesn’t go too high, but still high enough to get some views. A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright John Fielding and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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This moderate walk starts from Underbank Reservoir near Stocksbridge and takes you to the village of Cubley above Penistone. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright John Fielding and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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A long 23 km walk from Langsett to Low Bradfield, with reservoirs, moors and forests on the way that is : approximately parallel to the route taken by the Tour de France (‘Le Tour’) when, as part of ‘Le Tour de Yorkshire,’ circled Stocksbridge on Sunday 6th.July 2014 A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge
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A steady walk from Deepcar to the Wharncliffe Chase and Wood. A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Oxana Maher and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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This rambling route from Low Bradfield takes you around Damflask Reservoir and throug Dungworth. A Local Expert walking route from Bradfield Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Terry Robinson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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In this walk from Hope in the Peak District, walk up Lose Hill and Mam Tor on a wonderful grassy ridge walk A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Photo credit: Paul Stevenson / Foter / CC BY
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A Moderate walk to Wharncliffe Chase and Wood from Deepcar. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Oxana Maher and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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A moderate – hard route from Langsett to Dunford Bridge and the trig point at South Nab along the Barnsley Boundary Walk A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Chris Wimbush and licensed for reuse under this Creative
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This is a very easy ‘urban’ walk around the village of Low Bradfield. A Local Expert walking route from Bradfield Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Andrew Hill and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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A short walk to the Wharncliffe Crags, returning through woodland above the River Don. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Chris Morgan and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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No trains run from Wortley Station these days, but makes a good starting point for exploring the Stocksbridge countryside. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description and a shorter route here. Featured Image – © Copyright Dave Pickersgill and licensed for reuse under this
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An easy walk from Bolsterstone around the Allman Well Hill high above the River Don. A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Terry Robinson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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This is a moderate walk in the Loxley Valley from Loxley A Local Expert walking route from Bradfield Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Terry Robinson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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