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Where 2 Walk

  • Where2Walk presents the best walks in the Yorkshire Dales, the Lake District, the North York Moors and the best places to stay to fully appreciate them.

Each of the 500 walks is FREE to use, to follow and download

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Navigation Courses & Guiding Days

We have a number of 1 & 2 day Navigation Courses, Guiding Days and our ‘3 Peaks in 3 Days’.

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Walks in the Yorkshire Dales
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Walks in the North York Moors
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Walks in the Lake District
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Walks in North Wales
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About us

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While you're here
Bracken Way Pack
Hire a Guide
Gear review
Buy the Dales 30 Book
Learn a Skill Weekends
Booking a Walking Holiday
Navigation Courses
Guided Walks
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Latest walks
A walk from Bala
Long Preston Deeps
Cadair Idris
Burnsall Riverside Walk
Scafell Pike from Seathwaite
Black Combe climb
Great Pinseat and the Old Gang
Souther Fell
Nidd Woods from Knaresborough
Plover Hill from Halton Gill
A Kettlewell Circular
Sheffield Pike from Glenridding
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My blog
More “Dales 30” Mountains
Who should hire a Guide?
Finest Summits in the Lake District
Climbing the “Dales 30”
Access the Dales
About Mountain Lists
Loving the Wainwright Fells
Weekend Breaks to enjoy the ‘Dales 30’
Quiet Walks from the Busiest Places, Lake District
Beginner’s Guide to Scafell Pike
Gps and Paper Maps
Hills of the Peak District, now a Book
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