An easy walk on the edge of Sheffield on the River Don. This ramble takes you between the villages of Worrall and Oughtibridge. A Local Expert walking route from Bradfield Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Dave Pickersgill and licensed for reuse under this Creative […]
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A simple circuit of the Agden Reservoir from 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 dave hudson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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A Hard walk up to Harden Moor and Howden Edge in the Peak District via the Cut Gate Bridleway. You could easily divert the route to include Margery Hill into the days’ walking. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image
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Walking along the Langsett, Midhope and Underbank Reservoirs from Stocksbridge 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 Short ramble along the Trans Pennine Way from Wortley near Stocksbridge. A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Nigel Thompson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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An easy ramble around Damflask Reservoir from Lower 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 Terry Robinson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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This moderate walk takes you on a tour on the hills above Stocksbridge. A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Dave Bevis and licensed for reuse under thisCreative Commons Licence
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A Local Expert walking route from Bradfield Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. 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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An Easy Walk up onto part of the Barnsley Boundary Walk from Stocksbridge. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image – © Copyright Dave Bevis and licensed for reuse under thisCreative Commons Licence
A moderate walk from Deepcar to the disused Isle of Skye quarries and the Hunshelf Bank. A Local Expert walking route from Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in the Peak District. Click here to view the full description. Featured Image –© Copyright Jonathan Clitheroe and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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A short walk from the village of Hope in the Peak District up the 463 metre high, Win Hill. A Local Expert Route from Allen Hudson. Click here to view the full description. Photo credit: Dan Cook Archived (dan-scape.co.uk) / Foter / CC BY-SA
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There are few, if any 600m summits that can be completed in a 4km round trip, with Craig Fach being one of them. While this name will ring very few bells, it’s not a summit on the usual lists and just misses out on being one of the Welsh 118 Washis as there’s only a
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An easy family walk from Low Bradfield around the Agden Reservoir in the east of the Peak District. 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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The Arenig hills, along with the Rhinogydd on the opposite side of the A470, usually make me think of walks that are as remote as you can get in Snowdonia. This usually comes with a price, as the going is arduous or boggy. So, with a walk up these pair of Deweys, we were expecting
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A steady walk around the rolling hills to the south of New Radnor to Gwaunceste Hill and the ancient byways through Cwm Cest. Click here to view the full description and download a printable route guide and map. Featured Image © Copyright Richard Webb and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
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This route takes you on a walk into Radnor Forest, onto the Summit of Black Mixen from New Radnor. While the route doesn’t go directly over the Whimble, it’s only a short diversion to that summit. Beware that the walk borders MOD land, so precautions necessary! Click here to view the full description and download
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For those looking for a wilder route up Snowdon from the Llanberis end, you can’t beat the Llechog Ridge. It’s even got it’s own extra summit, Llechog, as an added incentive. The Route can be seen in full on Walk up Snowdon.
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At only 336 metres in height, Clogwynygarreg – or more correctly: Clogwyn y Garreg (you wouldn’t say Scafellpike or Bennevis) isn’t on many people’s bucket lists. With a short scramble and an easy walk, the extensive view across Snowdonia to Snowdon herself (Yr Wyddfa), Nantlle Ridge and Moel Hebog really is more than you deserve
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This is only a few KM long and 300m ascent, but a steady bimble for a sunday afternoon to an excellent viewpoint. It’s worth dragging your picnic hamper up here on a summer’s day, enjoy the amphitheatre of the Cwm and just chill out! 1 You can start the route anywhere between Ogwen and one
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If you’ve ever travelled along the A499 towards the Llyn Peninsula, then you won’t have failed to see the perky little hills that you pass between Gyrn Goch and Trefor. These lowly coastal hills are Gyrn Goch and the slightly loftier Gyrn Ddu, neither of which are much more than 500m. However, a combination of
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This is a circular route on the Wales Coastal Path, but one that’s not what it seems. Half the walk is along the coast, but this isn’t the coastal path, and you return inland along what is the coastal path! The reason being that the route here is a fully coastal walk along the shore
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Finding new trail runs that don’t turn into fell runs is more of a challenge around these parts than the run itself. So it was a pleasant surprise to explore new paths on what was going to be a fairly standard easy run up to the minor and far from salubrious brick-strewn summit of Cefn
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While Snowdonia has a glut of fell running routes (get on a hill and start running!) this makes finding a trail running challenge a bit more difficult. By that, we mean something where you can get decent distance under your belt without having to cover the equivalent in ascent! The Uwchgwyrfai Common, on the edge
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This short walk takes you through Cwmorthin and up to expolore the quarry at Bwlch Rhosydd and makes an ideal half day walk or even a trail/fell run. You can also walk to the far end of Cwmorthin for an easier option. Remember that the distance below is just ONE WAY! While it has been
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