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Dave Roberts and
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Dave Roberts commented on the post, Tips on Camping on the West Highland Way, on the site Walking the West Highland Way 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Hi Andrew – most definitely. Why not add it to the business directory for free? Get in touch via the Contact Us form if you need help.
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, Walk Hadrian’s Wall Path Website is COMING SOON!, on the site Walk Hadrian's Wall 3 weeks, 6 days ago
Yep – we’ll be in place before the big unveiling in 2020!
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, Walk the South Downs Way Website is COMING SOON!, on the site Walk the South Downs Way 3 weeks, 6 days ago
Yep – we’ll be in place before the big unveiling in 2020!
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Dave Roberts commented on the post, Paths up Snowdon in Order of Difficulty, on the site Walk up Snowdon 1 month, 1 week ago
Hi Emma, you can get perfect conditions up Snowdon in September with a late summer, but you could equally have an early winter and find snow on the ground! All we can say is keep an eye on the mountain forecasts
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, Best Walks from Ladybower Reservoir and the Upper Derwent Valley, on the site Mud and Routes 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Lakes aren’t the first thing that springs to mind when you think about the Peak District National Park yet it has it’s fair share of famous ones. They may be man made, but the reservoirs of the Upper Derwent
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, All the Walking Routes up Cadair Berwyn, on the site Mud and Routes 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Cadair Berwyn is the highest point in the Berwyn mountain range, though the current summit was for years a crag between Moel Sych and the old summit at Cadair Berwyn North Top until the OS surveyed it and found it
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, Best Walks From Bowness and Windermere in the Lake District, on the site Mud and Routes 1 month, 4 weeks ago
The small town of Windermere takes it’s name from perhaps the most well-known of the Lake District’s lakes. At almost 17km long and 66m at it’s deepest, Windermere is England’s largest lake. Bowness
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Dave Roberts posted an update 2 months, 1 week ago
What do you all think of our new maps and route layouts? Currently rolling out on a walk by walk basis..
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Dave Roberts posted a new activity comment 3 months, 1 week ago
Ah – got you! We’d looked at walking every path – not literally UP every path. That’s quite a challenge.
Getting the tough ones out of the way first is a good idea, with the remaining routes not really making much difference on order considering the magnitude of the challenge! But finishing on the Llanberis path is a definite as it’s the one…[Read more]
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, Blue Flag Beaches in Wales 2019, on the site Walk the Wales Coast Path 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Whether you’re walking the Wales Coast Path, or looking for the most stunning beaches in Wales then the List of the Blue Flag Beaches in Wales for 2019 is the place to start. These will all be added to the map in
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, Best Things to do in Llanberis in 2019, on the site Walk up Snowdon 3 months, 2 weeks ago
So you’ve come over to Snowdonia to climb Snowdon, or just on holiday, and you’re looking for the best things to do if you’re based in Llanberis – be it rain or shine. In fact, there’s plenty to do – the biggest
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Dave Roberts posted a new activity comment 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi Jack, I’ve certainly read somewhere about doing this and we even planned a figure of 8 route one year as a paper exercise but not sure beyond that. Get in touch via the contact form or i’ll just email you if you want to know more (and possibly featuring the challenge on our site if you want more coverage – especially if you’re doing it for charity).
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, All the Walking Routes up Great Gable, on the site Mud and Routes 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Great Gable is perhaps the most iconic mountain in the Lake District. While that’s an overused description that’s practically a cliche. we think that in this case it’s justified. Towering over Wasdale, separated
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Dave Roberts posted a new activity comment 4 months ago
Hi Ranine. There’s a comparatively good service all year round but the final bus might be earlier owing to the darker evenings. https://www.gwynedd.llyw.cymru/en/Residents/Parking-roads-and-travel/Bus-timetables/Bus-timetables.aspx has the latest timetables – scroll down to the Sherpa ones at the bottom. Beyond that, it depends where you’re…[Read more]
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Dave Roberts and
Fiona McKinstray are now friends 4 months ago
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Dave Roberts started the topic Lleisiau Swynol y Cymraeg in the forum Fforwm Mynydda Cymraeg 4 months, 1 week ago
Ydym wedi bod yn ystyried hyn ers peth amser, ond dwi’n meddwl fod angen help gan eraill er mwyn i ni allu ei wneud. Yn ddiweddar, welsom dillad yn dweud sut i geisio dweud Llanberis yn cynig – Thlanberis. Mae hyn yn dweud popeth sydd angen ei wybod pan ydym yn ceisio egluro sut i ddweud ein enwau mynyddoedd yn gywir.
Felly – ydym angen eich help…[Read more]
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Dave Roberts started the topic Dweud helo! in the forum Fforwm Mynydda Cymraeg 4 months, 1 week ago
Croeso i’r fforwm mynydda Cymraeg. Allwch bostio yn y fan yma i ddweud helo – neud allwch ddechra thread eich hunain i drafod unryw faterion perthnasol!
Nid oes llawer o reoloau – ond ydym yn gofyn i chwi gadw pethe yn gyfeillgar a dim ymysodiadau personol. Hefyd ydym yn gofyn i chwi beidio pigo ar gallu ieithyddol pobol – heblaw am i gal enwau…[Read more]
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, All the Walking Routes up Blencathra, on the site Mud and Routes 4 months, 2 weeks ago
Blencathra, one known primarily as Saddleback, is a popular mountain in the Lake District’s Northern Fells. It may only be 868 metres in height, but it’s one of the most popular mountains in the Lakes owing to the
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Dave Roberts wrote a new post, Best Walks from Wasdale in the Lake District, on the site Mud and Routes 4 months, 3 weeks ago
There are few, if any, other places like Wasdale in the Lake District. Despite boasting the tallest mountain in England in Scafell Pike, it still manages to retain a wildness and remoteness that you don’t get
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