WEEKEND WALK A wonderful walk through Swaledale, full of character and interest
A wonderful walk route through Swaledale, from Keld to Reeth.
Walks Correspondent
Jonathan Smith runs Where2walk, an outdoor business in the Yorkshire Dales. He has written his own book, the Dales 30, which describes the highest mountains in the Dales. He also runs one-day navigation courses for beginners and intermediates, and learn a skill, climb a hill weekends. To find out more details on any of the above and details of many more walks in the area visit where2walk.co.uk
Jonathan Smith runs Where2walk, an outdoor business in the Yorkshire Dales. He has written his own book, the Dales 30, which describes the highest mountains in the Dales. He also runs one-day navigation courses for beginners and intermediates, and learn a skill, climb a hill weekends. To find out more details on any of the above and details of many more walks in the area visit where2walk.co.uk
A wonderful walk route through Swaledale, from Keld to Reeth.
Near the attractive village of Danby in the North York Moors is one of the more interesting ‘Beacon’ Hills which pepper our country. It makes for a short walk with great views.
On the long westerly ridge of Whernside heading towards Ingleton is the fine limestone pavements above Twisleton Scar.
A lovely walk through traditional Yorkshire Dales scenery visits two of the least popular smaller dales, Cotterdale and Mossdale.
Taking in a popular section of the splendid Cleveland Way, this taster takes in moors, woodland, fields, and outstanding views.
There is a vast area of wild moorland to the south and west of Keighley. This walk only dabbles at its edges but gives a taste of vast skies and wilderness as well as one of the many reservoirs of the area.
For those wanting an alternative to a beach walk at Scarborough a walk along the ‘sea cut’ and return through the woods of Raincliffe makes for a fine alternative.
Last week was a walk round Grimwith Reservoir. This week is another circuit of the highest freshwater (glacial) lakes in England - Malham Tarn.
A peaceful, atmospheric walk around Grimwith Reservoir with only the birds and the lapping of the waves on the shoreline to keep you company.
Starting and finishing at Clapham offers my favourite route up Ingleborough, one of the Yorkshire Three Peaks.
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