A-Z of WALKS and CATEGORIES
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[1] Explore Hackney with a Wild Walk - - - : [2] Heritage Health Walks - - - : [3] Walking Together - led walks in Hackney's parks - - - : [4] Walking Routes in Hackney - - - : [5] Walking in Hackn ...
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'With its beautiful parks and open spaces, Hackney is a great place to walk ... '
'1. Clapton Common and its environs ... 2. From Clapton Pond to Clapton Square - and back ... 3. Highlights of Haggerston'
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'The Hackney Society works to preserve Hackney's unique heritage and make the area a better place in which to live and work. The Society was formed in 1967 to involve and support local people in the conservation and regeneration of Hackney's built environment and public spaces.'
The Hackney Society
Member of the U3A - London (East) Grouping
'The park can be explored on foot, by bike or on horseback. Walkers can follow three waymarked trails from Chapel Lane car park, one of which leads to the main viewpoint which has a panoram ...
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'Overlooking the Thames Estuary, near Southend on Sea, Hadleigh Country Park offers unrivalled opportunities for countryside recreation and wildlife watching, as well as magnificent views over the estuary to Kent. Extending to 152 hectares (387 acres) it is one of the largest country parks in Essex and comprises an intimate mix of woodland, pasture, hay meadow and marsh with old hedgerows and ponds.'
Download PDFs from the Website: [1] Access Trail [1.5 miles] - - - : [2] Bourne Valley Walk [10 miles]
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'Hadlow has a range of footpaths, walks and countryside trails for you to explore. In particular, two routes are available for leisure walkers to follow ...'
Hadlow River Walk [Kent County Council]
'Takes walkers along the riverside route in Tyneside, through farmland in Tynedale and the grazing upland section dominated by the Whin Sill enscarpment. It then gradually descends to the rich past ...
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'An unbroken 84-mile signposted trail stretching from coast-to-coast, from Wallsend in the east to Bowness-on-solway in the west.'
'Lady’s Walk (Moderate; 3.6 km) ... Ystwyth Gorge Walk (Moderate; 1.5 km loop) ... Gentleman’s Walk (Strenuous; 6km) ... Coed Hafod Walk (Moderate; 1.2 km one way) ... Bedford Monument Walk (Modera ...
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'Hafod Uchtryd, 12 miles south-east of Aberystwyth, is recognised as one of the finest examples in Europe of a Picturesque landscape ... Five way-marked walks, of varying length and difficulty, enable visitors to explore the Hafod landscape on foot. All are signed from the church car park, where a guide map can be purchased from a dispensing machine (takes 2 x £1 coins). The guide map is also available from Tourist Information Centres, by post from the Estate Office, or through this website ...'
Detailed descriptions of nine Walks of two to four miles in length - plus a 12.5 miles Walk entitled 'Around Hagley'.
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'Hagley is a large village and civil parish in Worcestershire, England. It is on the boundary of the West Midlands and Worcestershire counties between the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley and Kidderminster. As of December 2016 it had an estimated population of 6,097.' [Wikipedia]
'Once the home of Earls and Lords, Haigh Hall is surrounded by 250 acres of park and woodland ... with spectacular views across the Douglas Valley to the Welsh hills ... Explore and enjoy the stunning parkland, woodland and plantations ...'
'The woods in these country parks on the outskirts of London are all former hunting grounds providing venison for the kinsg's table. At Bedfords Park this is commemorated with a deer park holding a herd of red deer, managed by the London Borough of Havering, and in all the woods there are fallow and muntjac deer living wild.'
'These four sculptures form a delightful walking tour, taking in the sights of London alongside other public sculptures placed by Halcyon Gallery, including the Jelly Baby Family by Mauro ...
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'Halcyon Gallery has arranged for the public placement of four of Lorenzo Quinn's monumental sculptures at sites throughout central London: Volare in Cadogan Place, SW1, Finding Love at One Hyde Park, the new luxury residences from Candy & Candy, SW1, Vroom Vroom on Park Lane, opposite The Dorchester, W1 and The Force of Nature II in Berkeley Square, W1 ... '
Halcyon Gallery
'Whether you're looking for play and adventure or a bit of peace and quiet to observe the wildlife, we've got a Trail for you.'
Member of the U3A - Greater Manchester Grouping
'Around the town circular signs, featuring a duck, are sunk into the ground. These are waymarks for the route of the Town Trail, which, together with the information boards along the way, ...
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'Modern Halesworth probably dates from the middle Saxon period. There is evidence of a settlement here in 850 - 1150 AD. By the 11th Century, Halesworth had moved to the top of the ridge - to the East of the church, gradually developing and growing into the town as we know it today. This Trail will guide you around the town with notes to illustrate some of the events that occured in the history of Halesworth.'
'The books include as many good walks as possible within a given area. They are compact (A6: 105 x 148mm), light, inexpensive (£1.95 to £3.50), describe between 20 and 40 walks and are 32 or 40 ...
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'The guides cover most of Scotland and selected areas in the North, South and South-West of England.'
'Explore some of the early routes and history of Halliwell, climb the hillside to marvel at the view from Scout Road, before returning past more milestones and an ancient cross. Pause at Smithills ...
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'Explore the boundaries of Halliwell ... This walk forms a "figure of eight" around Smithills Hall ...'
Extensive list including the 'Boot Up Walks' series, each usually containing 10 Leisure or Pub 'Walks of Discovery'.
Member of the Ramblers - North & Mid Cheshire Area Grouping
'A selection of walk maps/leaflets are available: [1] 6 Green Flag walks - - - : [2] 6 Green Space Walks - - - : [3] 6 Urban walks - - - : [4] 6 Active Travel Walks ...
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[1] Many of the routes are permissioned by landowners - enjoy the countryside and respect the livestock and the land - - - : [2] Always follow the signed paths - - - : [3] Guard against risk of Fir ...
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'22 Walks in the Historic Parishes of Haltwhistle, Northumberland'
'Whilst Walking in and around Hadrian's Wall Country please remember that "every footstep counts" particularly during the wet winter months. You can help protect Hadrian's Wall Country and one of the great wonders of the world by following the simple advice below ...'
Haltwhistle Centre of Britain
'Haltwhistle was probably in existence in Roman times, as it is one of the closest approaches of the River South Tyne in its upland reaches to Hadrian's Wall. The old Roman road or ...
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Usually held Late April.
'Varied walk on gravel paths, up a steep hill, through muddy tracks and along quiet suburban roads.'
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'Leave your car at home and discover this tranquil walk, linking Ham House and Garden with Kingston Station. The circular route, which is on London's doorstep, begins at the station. It leads you along the rural Thames Path and through the verdant Richmond Park.'
Ham House Richmond [GPS Cycle & Walking Routes]
'Passes through open parkland and countryside, woodland, coastal heath and alongside pebble beach.'
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'Walk linking Hamble Common with Royal Victoria County Park and ties in with a section of the long distance Solent Way to provide a circular route. The trail overlaps the long distance Strawberry Trail in places.'
'The River Hamble is a major centre for all types of recreational boating, home to thousands of sailing yachts and motorboats.'
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'This relatively easy walk belies its six miles and takes in both pretty villages (Old Burleston and Hamble) at the start, and some great coastal views out over the River Hamble later on.'
AllTrails
'Following the closure of the Tourism Unit of Eastleigh Borough Council in 2006, the fully trained guides decided to form an independent association to continue offering public guided walks ... Var ...
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'Hamble Valley & Eastleigh Heritage Guides are a group of volunteers who run guided walks across the Hamble Valley. Have a look at our schedule of walks, pick one you fancy. We'll see you there!'
Hamble Valley & Eastleigh Heritage Guides
'Hambledon is a great area for walking as there is an extensive network of footpaths, mostly well-maintained and waymarked with yellow arrows on small disks provided by Hampshire County Council (bridleways have blue arrows). The Wayfarers Walk, a long distance path that goes right across Hampshire, goes through the village on its way from Soberton to Denmead.'
'Hambleton Strollers organises led walks which start from doctors' surgeries, leisure centres and other central points in Northallerton, Stokesley, Thirsk, Bedale, Easingwold and Great ...
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Guide to the Parks & Open Spaces in the London Borough.
'Explore a whole host of lesser-known gardens and green spaces in the capital with our series of walks and cycle rides ... Using our guides (produced with help from the Heritage Lottery Fund and En ...
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'This walk explores some of the lesser-known garden squares, parks, churchyards and cemeteries in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, and takes in part of the Thames Path.'
Walking Routes 1 Bishop's Park Circular Route (1.3 miles) ... 2. Imperial Walk Route (1.25 miles) ... 3. Common Land Circular Route (1.4 miles) ... 4. In the shadow of the Empress State C ...
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Member of the Ramblers - Inner London Area Grouping
One of a number of 'self-guided walks highlighting the geology, geomorphology and geologically related industrial history of parts of the county'.
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'Provides easy access for all, mainly following the Manifold Track, a resurfaced section of the old Leek & Manifold Valley Light Railway line, between Hulme End and Waterhouses.'
'We are a walking group with, typically, a couple of walks each month, on Saturdays, in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (England, UK). Walks are 5 - 14 miles long, usually with a picnic or pub lunch, and sometimes a certain kind of tea afterwards!'
Member of the Ramblers - Hampshire Area Grouping
'Hampshire Countryside Access Forum is an advisory body working to improve your enjoyment of Hampshire’s countryside whilst safe-guarding its future ... The New Forest and South Downs are outside this Forum's area – they are covered by our neighbouring Forums, the New Forest Access Forum and the South Downs Local Access Forum.'
Hampshire County Council
Includes: Long Distance Walks; Guided Walks; Featured Walks; Town Walks; New Forest Walks.
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'Whether you follow our long-distance routes, our shorter walks or explore on your own, there is something for everyone to enjoy.'
Outline descriptions of over forty locations throughout Hampshire providing accessible walks, with Links to relevant Websites.
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'From open coast to rolling hills and river valleys, Hampshire's countryside has something for everyone. Here we offer a choice of attractive sites with facilities for less mobile visitors.'
'Public rights of way are paths and tracks which you can use to cross private land ... The definitive map and statement are the legal record of public rights of way ... The map was last published on 15 December 2007. Since that date we have made an annual Legal Event Order to reflect any changes. There may be public rights of way that are unrecorded and therefore not shown on the map ... Problems on rights of way: View, report and track problems on rights of way as shown on the definitive map.'
Member of the Ramblers - Hampshire Area Grouping
Member of the Ramblers - Inner London Area Grouping
'It is an easy walk of about 4 miles (6 km), with an optional extension to include Highgate Village (an additional 2 miles (3km)). The route is mainly on surfaced or semi-surfaced paths, but the extension to Highgate includes some steep hills.''
Mike Biggs Inner London Ramblers
'Walks are held on the first Sunday of every month except January ... Starting times are either 10.30 am or 2.30 pm (9.30 am for birds). Walks last approximately two hours, and you are recommended ...
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'For a minimal charge you can see the Heath afresh. Learn the songs of its birds, walk along its old Saxon ditches, admire trees that have grown there since Elizabeth I was a child, discover hidden gardens and secret arches, and learn to read the Heath in ways that will enrich every one of your visits.'
The Heath & Hampstead Society
The Trails are: [1] Parliament Hill and the Tumulus (1.5 miles) - - - : [2] Heath Circuit (6 miles) - - - : [3] Sandy Heath and the Pergola (1.7 miles)
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'Hampstead Heath is a wonderfully varied collection of natural habitats, historical features and beautiful views and landscapes. This leaflet provides three trails that will allow you to explore some of the Heath's very best places.'
City of London Corporation
Hampstead Heath [Wikipedia]
'Enjoy seasonal highlights, wildlife, history and Instagram views in our garden summer trails: History and Horticulture Garden Trail; Molecatcher Garden Family Trail.'
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'Hampton Court Palace’s world-famous gardens include 60 acres of spectacular formal gardens and 750 acres (304 hectares) of parkland, all set within a loop of the River Thames.'
'Muckle Roe is an island in Shetland, Scotland, in St. Magnus Bay, to the west of Mainland, Shetland. It has a population of around 130 people, who mainly croft and live in the sou ...
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'The Hams of Muckle Roe gets their names from Old Norse and translates as the Havens (or Harbours) of the Big Red Island. This walk route to The Hams begins at the cemetery, which is accessed by a track from the main road at Scarfataing.'
'A picturesque and historic village lying between the Kennet and Enborne rivers, four miles west of Newbury in West Berkshire. The name applies to a Saxon manor, a church parish of twelfth-century ...
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'Hamstead Marshall is well served by public rights of way on which it’s possible to walk off-road through scenic countryside for an hour or more, hardly leaving the parish. Four circular walks are detailed ... centred on either the White Hart or Hamstead Mill.'
'The walking trails will take you right into the heart of the forest for some spectacular wildlife watching opportunities. Early morning walkers may spot roe deer feeding, adders basking on rocks o ...
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'2000 hectares of mixed woodland lying between the Wear and Tees valleys on the edge of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Hamsterley is a delightful oasis of broadleaved and coniferous woodland, sprawling along the sides of a sheltered valley.'
'Hamstreet is a great base for walkers because of its railway station, cafes in both the High Street and garden centre, Indian restaurant, shops and Duke's Head pub ... '
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'The village of Hamstreet is surrounded by public woodland including Hamstreet woods, an area of special scientific interest renowned for the presence of wild service trees and nightingales. The routes in this guide explore the contrasting elements of the local area, including Romney Marsh and the banks of the Royal Military Canal. Unfortunately the original Website cited here seems to have become unavailable; so I have replaced the Link with one to a Walk from the Saturday Walkers' Club.
'The start of the walk is at the Gateway Park on the recently restored Droitwich Canal, situated less than 1 mile to the east of the historic salt town of Droitwich Spa. From here you venture out v ...
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'Nestling in the heart of agricultural Worcestershire is the picturesque parish of Hanbury. To help you explore all that this parish has to offer, Worcestershire County Council have recently developed a 6 ¾ mile circular walk. This varied walk combines canal-side walking, hedge-line fields, historic buildings and parkland.'
Worcestershire County Council
Swynnerton 'This delightful village with its estate character belongs to a bygone age, one where protection was afforded by the Lord of the Manor.'
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'The three Hanchurch Hills circular walks offer a variety of scenary, from rolling pastures and arable fields to commercial conifer plantations. On higher ground excellent views across to the Potteries, Cannock Chase, Shropshire and Wales add to the interest.'
'The Hangers are probably the richest woodlands on English chalk. Here the chalk that covers the central and northern parts of Hampshire abruptly ends in a scarp slope giving way to farmla ...
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'The route begins at Alton Railway Station, out into the lush Hampshire countryside, along a series of steep-sided wooded hills, known as “The Hangers”, through the pretty market town of Petersfield to finish at Queen Elizabeth Country Park.'
'It′s also a wonderful haven for nature and wildlife and is renowned for its nationally important populations of wildfowl, which can be viewed from the reservoirs four bird watching hides.'
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'Set in a picturesque part of Essex is open for visitors to enjoy a day out in the beautiful landscape ... Woodland walks, access to the Essex Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre and nature reserve, easy accessibility by road and free parking make a trip to Hanningfield Reservoir a great day out ...'
'This circular ride passes through a nature reserve and wildfowl centre on its way to a tour of the Saxon manors of Hanslope'
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'Circular ride through open countryside in north Buckinghamshire ... The open countryside of the Ouse and Tove Valleys gives extensive views across North Buckinghamshire and into Northants, with the distinctive spire of Hanslope Church the central feature. The route is open to horseriders, pedal cyclists and walkers and uses a combination of metalled and unmetalled roads and tracks, and headland and crossfield bridleways.'
'There are hundreds of walking sites in the UK providing walking routes in every area. Because one of my principles is that I have actually walked all the routes I describe and because I on ...
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'Provides free simple to follow directions for various walking routes, including GPS downloads and gives basic advice on a variety of walking issues.'
[1] Woldingham Station - - - : [2] Marden Park - - - : [3] Willey Park - - - : [4] Chaldon Church - - - : [5] Farthing Downs - - - : [6] Coulsdon South/Town Station
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'An easy walk along quiet valleys, through beech woods and along the ridge of the North Downs, with long views deep into Surrey and to the London skyline ... Parts of this walk follow the North Downs Way and the London LOOP.'
'There are lots of fantastic walking routes in the local area and we can help you find the perfect walks for you ... Harborough /ˈhɑrbrə/ is a local government district of Leiceste ...
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Member of the U3A - Leicestershire Grouping
'The army's red flag, which normally flies near the gate, does not apply to the Reserve, but do not pass the MOD signs at the reserve boundary. Please keep to the marked paths; terrain is rough.' ...
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'A public footpath runs from the Forestry Commission car park through the northern edge of the Reserve as far as the MoD firing range, and northwards leaving the reserve and entering West Wood for a round trip back to the car park. The path is steep, rocky, and extremely narrow in places.'
Harbottle Crag [My Pennines]
'This long distance walk takes you to some of the most beautiful countryside, interesting historical sites and delightful country parks in the counties of Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshir ...
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'Runs in a figure of eight between Harlow and Cambridge with the intersection of the two loops by Newport.' Tim actually describes the Walk in seventeen stages starting from Roydon.
Harcamlow Way [Trailman] | Harcamlow Way [GPS Cycle & Walking Routes]
'A circular walk around Hardwick to celebrate the Millennium. The walk begins and ends at the Hardwick village sign. It passes through the parishes of Hardwick, Comberton, and Caldecote, and crosses the Greenwich Meridian twice.'
'The Way begins at Hardy's birthplace and its circuit ends over 200 miles later in the nearby Stinsford churchyard where his heart lies buried. En route there is a wealth of interest in history, wi ...
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'Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) set most of his novels and many poems in Wessex, once an ancient kingdom of southern England. The heart of Hardy's Wessex is Dorset and the Hardy Way is a journey through some of the most unspoilt parts of this beautiful county, extending from the coast then inland to the timeless Cranborne Chase on the Wiltshire border ... We believe the Guidebook written by Margaret Marande and updated in 2015 is essential not just to follow the route, but because the many excerpts from Hardy's work provide an extra dimension of enjoyment to discovering Dorset and his magical Wessex.'
The Hardy Way [Beaminster Ramblers]
'There are over 100 acres of gardens at Harewood. They are full of variety, with plants from all over the world. All this in the setting of a magnificent landscape created by Lancelot "Cap ...
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'There are approximately fifteen miles of footpaths and bridleways across the Estate. This allows visitors to have access to unspoiled parkland and wonderful views. Harewood has a policy of welcoming public access and if you have any queries please contact us ...'
Harewood House Walk [The Walking Englishman]
Details of some forty Parks and Open Spaces in the Borough of Haringey.
'This is a fairly easy walk with the advantage of being close to London, making it ideally suited for a short winter's day.'
'In the main squares and precincts, in numerous public buildings and at several schools, sculptures by artists, both famous and lesser known, are to be found. Henry Moore's Family Group looks o ...
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The Harlow Art Trust, a voluntary body established in the 1950s, acquired works by up-and-coming sculptors and assisted them by providing a permanent, public exhibition of their works. A collection of sculptures of national significance are sited throughout the town ...'
Member of the U3A - Essex Grouping
'1066 Harold's Way is not a particularly demanding walk. There are no steep climbs up rocky hills sides, weaving in and out of tumbling streams or walking on land more suitable for sheep. ...
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'Long distance footpath inspired by King Harold’s epic journey from London to Senlac Hill, to the site of the Battle of Hasting, 14th October 1066.'
David Clarke
ALERT The original Website cited here was inaccessible for a time. So I replaced it with a description by Kent Ramblers.
'A challenging walk around the lower end of West Lothian which can take you right into the Pentlands.'
'Harrietsham has been a longstanding settlement, taking advantage of the spring line on the lower slopes of the Downs. Archaeologists have uncovered evidence of Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman ...
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'Fine views from the heights of the North Downs are a hallmark of this route in the heart of Kent ... The steep climb up the slopes of the North Downs is rewarded by the opportunity for a few minutes rest at one of the county's most famous public houses - The Ringlestone Inn.'
'Come and enjoy this interesting garden which is a haven of peace and tranquility situated on the campus of the University. The planting provides year round interest and is open daily from 9 am ...
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'The Harris Garden is situated on the Whiteknights campus of the University of Reading, Berkshire, UK. It is an important amenity and access is granted to all who wish to visit ... '
'Where do we walk? [1] Saturday: Anywhere in North and Mid-Wales, Peak District, Shropshire and the Long Mynd and as far North as the Trough of Bowland - - - : [2] Thursday: Anywhere withi ...
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'We walk every Thursday and Saturday, New Years day and May Day. How many walk? Walks take place as long as there are at least 2 wanting to walk on that day. More walk on a Thursday than on a Saturday.'
'We are currently exploring the idea of expanding Open Country into other areas and are in the process of collating questionnaire responses from the West Yorkshire area. If you wou ...
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Helping People with Disabilities to Access the Countryside
'Open Country is a Harrogate-based organisation that seeks to enable anyone with any disability to access the countryside. We achieve this through a variety of countryside activities and the provision of information, training and advice. Fully accessible transport is provided and teams of trained volunteers are on hand to offer assistance as necessary.'
[1] Nature reserves, woodlands and tree management - - - : [2] Major parks, gardens and open spaces - - - : [3] Parks maintenance
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'The Harrogate district has an abundance of green space. A wide variety of parks, gardens and open spaces offer landscaped areas, floral beds, nature trails or green open space for relaxation or play ...'
The Club 'tries to cater for all walking preferences in twice yearly programmes with a wide variety of events: [1] Sunday walks (all year round) - - - : [2] Tuesday evening walks (summer on ...
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'We have approximately 100 members who mostly live in the Harrogate District (including Harrogate, Knaresborough, Ripon, Pateley Bridge, Wetherby).'
Member of the Ramblers - West Riding Area Grouping
'The Harrogate Dalesway is a long established, linear route from Harrogate to Bolton Abbey forming a link to the 80 mile-long Dales Way, long distance path, to Bowness on Winderme ...
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'A walk from Harrogate to join the Dales Way at Ilkley.'
'Offers walks in the beautiful dales and moors of North Yorkshire. Come and join us for great walks in good company. The club was formed in 1936, has over 350 members and organises over 400 walks a year. We are affiliated to The Ramblers’ Association.'
'We started the walk from next to a Ringway sign, just near the junction of Jennyfield Drive and Grantley Drive. Whilst hardly the most scenic spot on the route it is worth noting that when the Rin ...
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'A superb 20 mile walk around the town of Harrogate following the waymarked Harrogate Ringway footpath.'
'The Park offers a variety of scenic walks. Follow either of the waymarked routes around the Park, or pick up a leaflet from the Visitor Centre and take a walk into the countryside around t ...
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'The Park is situated in the village of Harrold in North Bedfordshire and is open throughout the year. Managed by Bedford Borough Council, it offers 144 acres of beauty and tranquillity. Its main features are two picturesque lakes, river meadows alongside the River Great Ouse, a Nature Reserve and a range of managed habitats.'
Bedford Borough Council
'We offer a range of opportunities for getting into the countryside with a core events programme of walking, weekends away and weeks away. Our events range from easy to more challenging so somethin ...
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'Welcome to North-West London's best and most active outdoor group. HAWOG is one of the oldest Youth Hostelling Association (YHA) and outdoor groups in the country with a history dating back to 1936 ...'
'Commons, Gardens and Open Spaces'
Member of the U3A - London (West) Grouping
'Whilst this guide is adequate to allow you to follow the route safely it is advisable to carry the relevant O/S Explorer Maps with you. Unfortunately because of Southam's geographical position thr ...
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'Circular walk linking eight villages around Southam. The guide was produced in memory of Harry Green who was the Chairman of the Southam Ramblers for 20 years and who devised the walk in 1988.' Unfortunately the Route Guide referenced here no longer seems accessible online via the Southam Website.
'The Hart district has a wealth of outstanding countryside and open spaces. The council’s Countryside Services manages many of North Hampshire’s important nature reserves and wildlife areas. There are some excellent natural habitats to visit including heathland, woodlands, wet meadows, marshes and Hampshire’s largest fresh water lake at Fleet Pond. Whether you are looking for somewhere to take a stroll or would like to take part in a guided walk, Hart’s open spaces have something for you.'
[1] Thornwood (5.5 m) - - - : [2] Marshalls Arm (2.5 m) - - - : [3] Weaver Valley (7.5 m) - - - : [4] Vale Royal Abbey (7.5 m) - - - : [5] Anderton (7.2 m)
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'Information sheets on a number of walks in the immediate vicinity of Hartford and combining these with a few historical notes to make the journey more interesting.'
Download PDFs of Walks from the Website: [1] Harthill Ponds Walk - - - : [2] Five Fields Walk - - - : [3] Harthill & Cuckoo Way Walk - - - : [4] Loscar Common Plantations Walk - - - : [5] Wooda ...
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Rotherham Parish & Town Councils 'Modern Parish Councils were developed under the Local Government Act of 1894 where for the first time the Church was excluded from formal participation in local government. There are 8700 Parish Councils across England covering 15 million people and the numbers are increasing particularly in Urban areas. Currently there are 30 Parish and Town Councils in Rotherham of which three are classed as Parish Meetings. Nearly half of Rotherham's population live in a Parished area.'
'The entire Hartland Peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The spectacular Atlantic coastline is complemented by hanging valleys, tumbling waterfalls, ancient woodlands and flowers, a ...
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A Walker's Paradise 'Dramatic coastal walking and 17,000 acres of outstanding natural beauty for you to explore. And the Walkers are Welcome accolade means the whole community welcomes you here.'
'Hartland Abbey & Gardens are set in over fifty acres of parkland including extensive woodland walks, coastal strip and formal gardens. Visitors are able to walk the many paths on the estate and enjoy the splendid location on the Atlantic coast ... Built in the 12thC, Hartland Abbey survived as a monastery longer than any other in the country. In 1539 Henry VIII gifted the Abbey to the Keeper of his Wine Cellar whose descendants still live here today..'
Member of the U3A - Teesside Grouping
Self-Guided Walking Leafllets 'The new series of 9 leaflets have been produced by the Countryside Access Team.'
Details of these nine Reserves: [1] Greatham Beck - - - : [2] Greatham Creek - - - : [3] Hart to Haswell Walkway - - - : [4] Hart Warren Dunes - - - : [5] Seaton Common and Dunes - - - : [6] Spion ...
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'Hartlepool Borough Council manages a total of 150.2 ha of LNRs spread across 6 sites ... The wilder places to visit around Hartlepool are detailed ...'
Hartlepool Borough Council
Mission 'To provide members with the opportunities to enjoy rambling within the countryside, in the spirit of group friendship.'
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'Organise walks every 1st and 3rd Sunday in the month: A-party 12 - 14 miles; B-party 9 - 11 miles; C-party Approx. 8 miles.'
'Definitive rights of way are, of course, shown on Ordnance Survey maps (Landranger Sheet 162; Explorer Sheet 179), but even on 1:25,000 maps they are not always easy to follow. In addition, some r ...
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'The Hartpury Circular Walk ... Walks to our southern neighbours ... Walks from Corsend ... Walks to Ashleworth'
Erica Materacki and Hartpury Parish Council
'Hartsholme Country Park is situated in the southwest of Lincoln, adjacent to Swanholme Lakes Local Nature Reserve, approximately three miles from the city centre. The site comprises Victorian landscaped gardens, a large reservoir, woodlands and grasslands. Many features, both natural and built, survive from the original landscaping of the 1860s.'
Hartsholme Country Park [GPS Cycle and Walking Routes]
'HARVEY specialises in publishing maps for outdoor recreation, created from original mapping. The Company was founded in 1977 ... HARVEY has always specialised in making maps based on original ...
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Made by walkers, for walkers 'All of our maps are made with you, the user, in mind. The ground is field checked by our enthusiastic team of surveyors so you can be sure that what you see on the map exists in the real world.'
Download PDFs of these walks: [1] Haslemere Town Trail 1 (1 mile) - - - : [2] Haslemere Town Trail 2 (1.5 miles) - - - : [3] Swan Barn Farm Walk (2 miles) - - - : [4] Black Down Walk (3.25 miles) - ...
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'Haslemere is a gateway town to Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a diverse and rich landscape which has helped to inspire many great artists and authors. Walking is a favourite pastime in Haslemere where visitors are keen to enjoy the fresh air and stunning scenery, and the town makes a great base for exploring the surrounding area and picturesque villages.'
Details of about a dozen walks around and about Hassocks - most originally published in Sussex Living magazine.
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'The area around Hassocks provides ample opportunity to get out and explore the countryside, with its lovely villages and the nearby South Downs.'
Leslie Campbell
Member of the U3A - Sussex Grouping
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