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Wild Walks (mostly mountainous)
We hope to start organising walks again when government restrictions are lifted. Sheila will be in touch with the group by email.
Is there a long distance trail, remote area or mountainous region where you want to walk with other like-minded walkers? If so, then please get in touch.
Group Articles
Wild walker, Peter Moore has recently achieved an amazing personal goal.
He has climbed all of the 214 peaks listed in Alfred Wainwright's seven-volume Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells (1955–66).
Geoff Smith writes: In November five of us stayed in Coetmor Mill for four nights from a Monday to Friday.
With powerful central heating throughout, a beautifully equipped kitchen, perfect hot showers and a cosy ‘snug’ for the evenings it deserved the title of luxury bunkhouse.
THE CAPE WRATH TRAIL
Five members of the Wild Walks Group have successfully completed the 230-mile Cape Wrath Trail through the Scottish Highlands – nearly!
April - the final section of the Cambrian Way trail, Barmouth to Conwy, was completed. The walk, which starts in Cardiff, is highly recommended for its combination of historical and cultural features, natural history, geography and excellent walking. Detailed maps, GPX tracks, points of interest, daily schedules, transport links etc. are available via the group contact.
August - there were two events.
Penultimate section from Alston to Garsdale. Starting in the South Tyne valley, over Cross Fell and then up the Eden valley. Final few miles in the headwaters of the river Ure.
A week away in Spain, for which we owe thanks to Nigel Carrick for the inspiration and organisation.
This is the next leg of our journey along Hadrian's Wall, and then down to Alston. As you can see the weather was pretty good, but it was August. Walked in 2013.
This is a selection from just one leg of our tracing Wainwright's "A Pennine Journey" from Seattle to Hadrian's Wall and back. We did this section from 12th to 15th April 2013.
Day trip to the Yorkshire Dales, leaving Stevenage at 6.11 am, arriving Horton-in-Ribblesdale, walking 13 1/2 miles over Ingleborough, returning to Stevenage at 9.47pm. The train cost £28 return.
A typical wild walkers outing.
Leave Letchworth Station at 6.23am.
Arrive Settle, via Leeds, 10.43am.
Walk 11 miles to Horton.
Stay at the Golden Lion
Day 2 13-mile walk to White Lion pub at Cray.
Day 3 Walk 10 miles to Bainbridge, then bus to Bedale. Bus to Northallerton, then train back, arriving at Stevenage station 8.20pm.
Nigel’s Report of our August Day Trip to Edale by Train
Our Group started the New Year with 6 members enjoying a 50-mile trek across the Yorkshire
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Wild walker, Peter Moore has recently achieved an amazing personal goal.
