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'Inspired by the life and legacy of C.S. Lewis, the C.S. Lewis Foundation is dedicated to advancing ...
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Category Oxford

'This route is far more challenging than the others. Some sections are difficult to follow and very ...
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Category Denbighshire

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Category South Tyneside

'The natural beauty of the coastline and its steep valleys, the architectural surprises, the ine ...
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Category East Cornwall

From birdwatchers to families there is plenty to discover all year round. With experiences t ...
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Category Dumfriesshire

'Caerleon - the "fortress of the Legion" - was one of the most important military sites in Brita ...
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Category Newport

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Category Caerphilly

'... However, you don't need to undertake a serious expedition to enjoy the hills of the Cairngorms. ...
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'This walk should be within the capability of an averagely fit family, although the walker should be ...
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Category Wigtownshire

'We meet once a month on a Sunday morning at 0900 usually, in the car park opposite The Norseman Hot ...
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Category Caithness

'Ask around and you will often find that local folk can point you in the direction of all so ...
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Category Caithness

'At just under 30 miles the full walk isn't for the faint-hearted, however it's often broken down in ...
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Category Wakefield

'The Navigation starts in Wakefield, where there is an end-on junction with the Aire and Calder ...
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Category Wakefield

'Benefits of Walking ... Walking Ideas in Calderdale ... Walk It'
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Category Calderdale

'The Group has increased the number of walks offered each year so we now offer around 60 public walk ...
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Category Calderdale

'The Forum membership is so far made up of local people interested in walking, heritage, environment ...
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Category Calderdale

'Circular routes for walkers can be found on the Calderdale Way, the Todmorden Centenary Way and ...
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Category Calderdale

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Category Calderdale

'The walk is accessible by public transport. Additionally it can be split into short walks also by u ...
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Category Calderdale

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Category Monmouthshire

'Callendar Estate offers fantastic walking opportunities from short walks for all abilities to longe ...
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Category Falkirk

'As part of its extended role the Society organises monthly walks both within and outside Calstock P ...
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Category East Cornwall

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Category Surrey Heath

'Welcome to The Cambrian Lines, the Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth Main Line and the Machynlleth to P ...
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Category Gwynedd

'A high level walk traversing the highest and wildest parts of Wales ... On public rights of way or ...
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Category Cardiff

'This book is intended as a gazetteer of new or substantially altered buildings constructed since 19 ...
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Category Cambridge

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Category Cambridge

'Cambridge has within easy reach of the city centre over sixty works of 20th and 21st centur ...
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Category Cambridge

'The original Botanic Garden of Cambridge University was founded in 1762 in the centre o ...
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Category Cambridge

'Mostly we walk in Cambridgeshire, but occasionally stray into neighbouring counties. We usually mee ...
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Category Cambridge

'The CLAF meets 4 times a year and meetings are open to members of the public who are welcome to att ...
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Category Cambridgeshire

'All of the footpaths from St Ives, and most around it, are over 1,000 years old. They link villages ...
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Category Cambridgeshire

'The walks will take you through back streets, gardens, squares and parks and direct you toward ...
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Category Camden

'Hikers, beware summer vacation time when there can often be far too many cyclists for comfort, part ...
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Category West Cornwall

'Camulodunum is the Roman name for the ancient settlement which is today's Colchester, a town in ...
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Category Colchester

'The route descriptions are of most use to walkers, cyclists and people who generally enjoy ...
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'The walk begins at a local landmark - The Glacial Boulder - and continues across the heathland to t ...
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Category Cannock Chase

'Chase Heritage Trail ... Fairoak Trail ... Route to Health Sculpture Trail ... Sherbrook Tr ...
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Category Cannock Chase

'Cannock Chase Heritage Trail meanders for 10 miles through Cannock Chase District highlighting ...
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Category Cannock Chase

'Within its small area the Chase has a remarkably varied landscape, with ancient woodland, c ...
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Category Cannock Chase

'Cannon Hill has many different habitats including, lakes, pools and a wonderful collection of t ...
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Category Birmingham

'Canons Ashby is a hidden treasure in the heart of rural Northamptonshire; the R ...
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Category Daventry

'The network will be created entirely from existing rights of way, forming three distinct circular w ...
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Category Canterbury

'Reaching the car I had walked 14.8 miles. I had found parts of this walk on the landward side of th ...
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Category Castle Point

'Divided into three 5 day sections and is in total 249 miles long. As Scotland's "wildest long dista ...
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Category Inverness-shire

'The Capel Mounth road lies above 2000 feet high for much of its way. In winter, like a lot of other ...
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Category Aberdeenshire

''This engaging walk offers a chance to savour some of the capital’s most glorious scenery. 15 easil ...
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Category Greenwich

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Category London (Central)

'This land of contrasts stretches from the historic port of Whitby, with its ancient clifftop abbey, ...
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Category North Yorkshire

'This site is run by a group of keen walkers who love the outdoors and are concerned about t ...
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'The 7 ½ miles (12 km) of routes through the forest are mostly earth paths with some loose g ...
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Category Fife

'Along the trail enjoy Cardiff's rich heritage. See historic landmarks, such as the Norwegian Church ...
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Category Cardiff

'Our leaders cover a large part of South Wales up to the Brecon area and the Black Mountains ...
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Category Cardiff

'Walks are organised each weekend – usually on a Sunday. We also arrange weekend trips away and some ...
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Category Cardiff

'Rights of way are mainly found in the more rural land beyond the outskirts of the city's reside ...
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Category Cardiff

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Category Cardiff

'If you want to really get to know Cardiff, then look no further than Cardiff on Foot's highly rated ...
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Category Cardiff

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Category Ceredigion

[1] Seaside saunters along the fronts of coastal towns and villages - - - : [2] Delightful strol ...
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Category Ceredigion

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Category Ceredigion

'Joining the club is very simple, just turn up at Rosehill or the Sands on a Sunday morning, or ...
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Category Carlisle

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Category Carlisle

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Category Carmarthenshire

'1. Carmarthen Bowls Centre (one and a quarter miles) ... 2. The Guildhall (one mile) ... 3. The ...
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Category Carmarthenshire

[1] Bolton-le-Sands from Carnforth (4.5 miles) - - - : [2] Carnforth to The Kellets (5.5 miles) ... ...
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Category Lancaster

[1] Garden Trail - - - : [2] Heritage Trail - - - : [3] Shore Trail - - - : [4] Woodland Tra ...
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'Walkers can choose between a gentle stroll around the foot of Carnmoney Hill; a lower woodland walk ...
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'... Mentioned in the early Iron Age tale Táin Bó Cuailgne, the area is rich in mythology and archae ...
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Category Mid Ulster

'Meikle Bin is a rewarding walk; delivering the most prominent vantage point in the Campsies. From t ...
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Category Stirling

'All walks start in the Park. There are dozens of colour photographs and maps, pages of local inform ...
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Category Watford

'The village is best known today for the twin ruins of Castle Acre Castle and Castle Acre Priory, wh ...
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Castle Archdale Forest is 'a 520 hectare mixed broadleaved and coniferous lowland forest tha ...
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Category Solihull

'Experience the stately grandeur of this stunning 18th-century mansion set in a beautiful wo ...
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'Below the castle you can follow the winding paths into the sheltered Teign Valley. Explore this ...
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Category West Devon

Walking the Dene 'The Dene is a wild world of constant change, where severe weather can cause la ...
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Category Hartlepool

'All our Wetland Centres exist to fulfil founder Peter Scott's vision of connecting peop ...
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'Castle Hill Country Park, located on the north western fringe of the city, is one of Leicester's la ...
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Category Leicester

Choose your Trail [1] Shore trail at Castle Ward - - - : [2] Castle trail - - - : [3]  Farm trai ...
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'The Trailway is named after Charles Castleman, a Wimborne Solicitor, who was responsible for buildi ...
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Category New Forest

'All the trails start from the Lakeside Car Park and take in many of the key points of inter ...
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'The route follows some of their old drove roads and ancient tracks across a varied terrain of f ...
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Category Perthshire

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