A-Z of WALKS and CATEGORIES

Type of Walk: Hills and Mountains

'The path is extremely well defined by the passage of the estimated 125,000 visits per year.'
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Category Inverness-shire

'The route follows tracks and footpaths throughout, but after leaving Cannich it becomes increasingl ...
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Category 2: 26-50 Miles

'Take in the classic scenery of the central lakes with views of Lake Windermere, Grasmere, and Ullsw ...
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Category South Lakeland

'There are no facilities en route and the walk must be completed in one day of 10 to 12 hours walkin ...
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Category Darlington

'The Ochil Hills or "Ochils" can be seen across the Forth Valley and rise steeply from the valley fl ...
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Category Clackmannanshire

'The Trust cares for almost 22km2 of land here, including the summits of Ben Lomond, Ptarmigan and B ...
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Category Stirling

'The walk starts at Marsden Church GR 047 117. The route is then via the Wessenden Valley to reach t ...
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Category Kirklees

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

'This walk should be within the capability of an averagely fit family, although the walker should be ...
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Category Wigtownshire

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

'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

'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

'The Sperrins are the largest area of upland in Northern Ireland. If you have time don't miss a walk ...
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'Online since 01 January 2006 and, with more than 422,000 current hits, this website is the leading ...
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'Before starting the walk, however, there are two conditions to be met - physical fitness and organi ...
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Category Inverness-shire

'Snowdon Sherpa buses run from Betws y Coed and Bangor to Ogwen car park. Pick up available from Cap ...
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Category Merioneth

'The Route divides naturally into six sections. Seasoned walkers might tackle one section each day, ...
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Category Bradford

'Please note this walk has fairly strenuous sections in places. Walkers should be fully prepared for ...
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Category Tynedale

'What makes Derwent Edge particularly special for me are the rocky tors that are sprinkled along the ...
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Category High Peak

'The property contains the peaks of Divis Mountain, Black Mountain, Mount Gilbert and Armstrongs Hil ...
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Category Belfast City

''The descent of the nose of High Hartsop Dodd has something of a reputation. It's a bit steep. Vari ...
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Category Eden

'The basic ground rule for the walk is simple; deviation from the five degree line has to be minimis ...
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Category Argyllshire

‘This is the path the people of the townships in the Rothiemurchus area took to their summer shielin ...
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Category Inverness-shire

'Broadcaster and writer Wynford Vaughan-Thomas wrote of the experience: "Everywhere you feel the pre ...
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Category Pembrokeshire

'Starting and finishing at the Wordsworth Hotel in Grasmere, with an overnight at the Langdale Hotel ...
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Category South Lakeland

Swynnerton 'This delightful village with its estate character belongs to a bygone age, one where pro ...
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Category Stafford

Uses part of the signposted Pentland Path Trail to the top of the Old Drove Road.
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Category West Lothian

'The journey begins with a stay at the Inn on the Lake, on the pristine shores of Ullswater and head ...
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Category Eden

'Standing in relative isolation from the farmlands north of Banchory, the flat-topped Hill of Fare c ...
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Category Kincardineshire

'One of the last few areas of wild land in Scotland, this rugged, remote estate in the West Highland ...
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'... Despite their lack of height these hills can still be a hostile environment for the walker and ...
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Category East Lothian

'... The award has come about as a result of Fermanagh District Council successfully conserving the ...
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'Ilkley Moor is part of Rombalds Moor, the moorland between Ilkley and Keighley in West Yorkshire, E ...
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Category Bradford

NOTE especially that this is an example of a Challenge Hike: 'Q 'Can you give me a detailed rout ...
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Category South Shropshire

'The Estate is recognised as one of the most important nature conservation landscapes in the Bri ...
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Category Aberdeenshire

'It can be cold and wet on the moor; it is always boggy. Check the weather forecast. Take suitab ...
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Category Wrexham

'The Minigaig is the only road to the north shown on Greene's map of 1689 and Moll's map of 1725 ...
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Category Perthshire

The Regions are: [1] Islands 'From the wild, rough and technically challenging peaks of Arran, Skye ...
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'Walking the Mournes couldn't get any better, whether your out for a short walk through with mag ...
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'The Munros are the highest of Scotland's mountains, 282 mountain tops named after the man who first ...
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Category Scotland

'For a shorter walk, select a section or two to suit your needs or travel to or from your walk b ...
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Category Denbighshire

'This walk was devised to incorporate some of the best walking in the north of England. It has b ...
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Category Preston

[1] Boulsworth Hill 'The walk starts at the Wycoller Country Park ... not far from the historic ...
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Category Pendle

'On 24th September 1938 Alfred Wainwright, then a clerk in the Treasurer’s Department at Blackbu ...
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Category Craven

'With many starting points to choose from and tracks everywhere, these hills are very accessible ...
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Category Midlothian

'Rugged sandstone outcrops, lofty trees and panoramic views both east and west across a patchwor ...
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'The route follows much of the amazing Trotternish Ridge and later passes beneath the very shado ...
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Category Inner Hebrides

'Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) at 1085 metres is the highest mountain in Wales (and England), and her beau ...
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Category Caernarfonshire

'Sugar Loaf, sometimes called The Sugar Loaf (Welsh: Mynydd Pen-y-Fal or Y Fâl), is a mountain s ...
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Category Brecknockshire

'In his book, The Sutherland Trail, Cameron McNeish started the Sutherland Trail at Lochinver an ...
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Category Sutherland

'The Tabular Hills are an east-west line of distinct hills on the southern boundary of the North ...
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Category Scarborough

'The following year, 1972, the walk attracted 147 entrants and took place in July. A third walk ...
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Category Scarborough

'This Website was created 15 years ago as Statistical Topics in Hillwalking for those interested in ...
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'This walk is probably the most well known in all of Shropshire and possibly the most popular wa ...
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Category Telford & Wrekin

'The estate includes some of Scotland's finest mountain scenery, comprising Liathach, 1,054m (3, ...
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'Stretches the breadth of northern England - 215 miles (345 km) from Southport in the west to Ho ...
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Category Sefton

'The 1932 Mass Trespass on Kinder Scout has been described as the most significant event in the cent ...
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Category High Peak

[A] Very Easy and Easy Walks  - - - : [B] Medium Walks & Easy Hills - - - : [C] Harder Hillwalks ...
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Category Perthshire

'The Way ... passes through landscape of exceptionally high quality. Not only does this include ...
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Category South Hams

'The Wainwrights are the 214 fells that appear in Alfred Wainwright's seven volume Pictorial Guide t ...
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Category Cumbria

'... Northwest Sutherland is a stunning landscape of perfect sandy beaches and sweeping moorland ...
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Category Sutherland

'All the information on this site is provided with no guarantee as to its accuracy, and visitors ...
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Category Caernarfonshire

'Snowdon is a climb, but even the less fit can still manage it - thousands of people, including ...
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Category Caernarfonshire

'This path was named after Sir Edward Watkin, Liberal Member of Parliament and railway entrepren ...
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Category Caernarfonshire

'Chalk downland, greensand ridge and clay vale. The majority of the route follows the top of a r ...
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Category North Dorset

'There has been bathing at White Wells since 1703 when there was a bath to the rear of the premi ...
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Category Bradford

'Please note this walk is not easy. The average walking distance is over 16 miles per day and th ...
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Category Craven

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