The following guides are for walks in the Lake District National Park, North Pennines AONB, Northumberland National Park, North York Moors National Park, Yorkshire Dales National Park, Nidderdale AONB, and Howardian Hills AONB. Scroll down for all the guides, or click on the area you want to look at.
Yesterday, on my way to another walk, I drove right by the Hole of Horcum and did a double take. It was one of those situations where I wanted to …
This walk takes you from Goathland, past the Mallyan Spout waterfall, and along the rail trail, to reach the the fascinating village of Grosmont. You can then follow the rail …
This walk takes you first along the clifftop to Ravenscar, and then all the way back along the beach to the small picturesque old fishing village, Robin Hood’s Bay. What …
I chose to walk around Thruscross Reservoir today, because I thought it would be the safe option after the recent snow dump. My only concern was what if the ground …
I had walked along part of this trail to Bolton Abbey one week earlier when I did Simon’s Seat, and I knew I would come back to walk the full …
This walk takes you from Hawes, along the beautiful River Ure, and through the fields, to reach Hardraw Force, Englands largest single drop waterfall. What I’m going to do in …
The Yorkshire Dales is known for waterfalls, and the Aysgarth Falls are some of the most well known ones, so naturally I had to do a walk that involved them. …
What a walk, or should I say scramble, this one is. I have done it before, many many years ago. I can’t say I remember much about it though. You …
Wow. What a walk this was. When I was in London, someone told me to walk to Simon’s seat when I got to Yorkshire. So I did. I had looked it …
This walk takes you from the small but beautiful village of Burnsall, along the river Wharfe to Linton Falls, up to the quaint market town of Grassington, before circling back …
This walk in the Yorkshire Dales takes you from Settle, to Jubilee cave, Victoria Cave, Attermire Scar, and Scaleber Force waterfall, before heading back. My main reason for doing this …
This is an easy circular walk in the Lake District, taking you around Rydal Water, over to to Grasmere, and back via Rydal Cave. We were last in the Lake …
Sycamore Gap is a dip in the hills along Hadrian’s Wall, and this walk from Steel Rigg takes you right alongside it. It is the location of what was once …
The Old Man of Coniston is a fell in the Lake District, reaching a height of roughly 800m, and this circular walk takes you around and up it. I have …
This circular walk near Keswick, takes you up to the top of Walla Crag, where you will have breathtaking views of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells. Then you descend, passed …
I both loved and hated this walk to Cauldron Snout. Let me explain… What I loved I loved the approach to Cauldron Snout. The way the mist rose up ahead …
This is an easy walk taking you first to Low Force waterfall, then to High Force Waterfall. It’s shorter and easier than I like my walks to be, however, I …
The walk from Ambleside to Sweden Bridge was a lot more challenging than I was expecting. Not that it was crazy hard, it’s just that my expectations were way off. …
The walk from Ambleside to Stock Ghyll Force Waterfall is on the more touristy side of the walks that I have done. If I had known beforehand it was a …
This 10.5 mile circular walk from Ambleside to Loughrigg Tarn and Elterwater then back again has a little bit of everything. Civilised paths, easy trails, dirt trails, mud, marsh and …
This 2.6 mile circular walk from Ambleside takes you up one big hill (Todd Crag) to give you a stunning view of Lake Windermere, and then the village of Ambleside …