Walking / Hiking
Any walkers here? I've done many of the classic Lake District walks but nothing major foe quite a few years. Favourites were...
Loughrigg Terrace and Fell.
Helvellyn
Blencathra
The Fairfield Horshshoe
The Kentmere Horseshoe
The Langdale Pikes
Does/has anyone done this sort of thing? Anything in the North West. Any recommendations for anything a bit less strenuous than the above?
Started: 22nd Mar 2024 at 10:30
Has nobody got boots?
Replied: 2nd Apr 2024 at 23:49
Have you tried walking along the Leeds-Liverpool Canal ? Pretty flat except for the Bingley 5 rise locks section. Easy to get to if you wanted to do it in sections. Took the train to Leeds and walked back to Wigan, took about a week with side trips, camped out but you could do B&B's because apart from the stretch over the Pennines, you're never far from civilisation.
Replied: 3rd Apr 2024 at 04:38
I've done bits. All of it from Adlington to Scarisbrick and a few other small sections. May ponder on some more thanks
Replied: 3rd Apr 2024 at 15:32
I did Skipton to Wigan pier 6 years ago…started Sunday got to the Pier Friday…got lost at the Foulridge tunnel
Replied: 22nd Apr 2024 at 07:41
Well done you Roy!
Replied: 22nd Apr 2024 at 22:07
Al dithering Llangollen canal from Whitchurch to the Horseshoe Falls…3 days and over the aquaduct…can’t spell its name…a difficult stretch for a couple of miles after Ellesmere where the towpath was a little overgrown….stayed at Ellesmere and Chirk overnight
Replied: 28th Apr 2024 at 08:57
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
I've been a few times. Spectacular!
Replied: 28th Apr 2024 at 20:49
Did you ever have a ' pop up' tent on your walks and camps ? you just unzip the bag and the tent flys up in seconds but, the challenge is, getting the bugger back in, It took me an hour and half to get mine back in, I made a video and condensed it down
to a couple of minutes
Replied: 5th Sep 2024 at 22:29