Walks

Border post: White Coomb and the Grey Mare's Tail

Mention hillwalking and Scotland in the same sentence and most people automatically think of the Highlands: munros, romantic-sounding Gaelic names, precipitous edges.

17 September 2008

Calderdale's moorland green lungs

Distance: 16.6km (10⅓ miles)Ascent: 340m (1,115ft)Time: allow 5 hoursMap: Ordnance Survey Explorer, OL21, South PenninesNote: grough routes should be used in conjunction with maps, a compass and other navigational aids.

23 July 2008

The West Highland Way: 95 miles of pain, pleasure, plasters and pasties

The walker setting forth on the West Highland Way is embarking on a trip through history. Not only will his or her route pass through scenes of bloody...

20 October 2007

Ingleborough's little corrie

Map: Ordnance Survey Explorer OL2, Yorkshire Dales southern and western areas or Harvey’s Superwalker Three PeaksNote: groughRoutes should be used in conjunction with maps, a compass and other navigational aids.

03 August 2006

Sea to Sea: we follow Wainwright from Coast to Coast

Britain has 15 national trails – long-distance paths and bridleways that offer a challenge to anyone who wants to walk, cycle or ride a horse over linked rights of way.

26 July 2008

Harter Fell - the quiet way

Harter Fell from LongsleddaleNote: groughRoutes should be used in conjunction with maps, a compass and other navigational aids.

23 June 2006

Great Gable, the way the climbers see it

Great Gable, Green Gable and Base Brown from SeathwaiteNote: groughRoutes should be used in conjunction with maps, a compass and other navigational aids.

13 August 2006

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