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'Saddleworth is a civil parish of the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham in Greater Manchester, England. It comprises several villages and hamlets amongst the west side of the Pennine ...
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Category Oldham

'There are some lovely sections along the route including riverside walks, visits to unspoilt villages and historic monuments, strolls through beautiful woodlands in the heart of the urban sprawl, ...
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Category Southend-on-Sea

'... This is the place to indulge yourself in a very unhurried and relaxed way. There are the remains of a small castle, the largest parish church in Essex and many other attractions for all ag ...
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Category Uttlesford

'This Guide features the Sailors' Path between Snape and Aldeburgh and two shorter walks from Snape Maltings: [1] Views across the heather (3.5 miles) - - - : [2] Snape stroll (2.5 miles)' ...
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Category East Suffolk

Waymarked long distance footpath in South Wales running from Pembrey Country Park west of Burry Port through rural eastern Carmarthenshire and Neath Port Talbot to end at Margam Country Park south ...
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Category Carmarthenshire

'The essential guide now is the Saints Way Guide, compiled and published by Ginny and Heulyn Lewis of Pelican Studio. A compact folder with 8 trail cards (and 5 information cards), each tr ...
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Category West Cornwall

'TPT route maps can be obtained from the Trans Pennine Trail Office if required.'


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Category Trafford

'The normal meeting point for walks is Brooklands Metrolink station car park. This is at the foot of Brooklands Station Approach which is accessed from Brooklands Road close to the junctio ...
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Category Trafford

'1. Chapel Street Heritage Trail ... 2. The Quays Heritage Trail ... 3. Worsley Heritage Trail ... 4. Monton and Roe Green Loopline Heritage Trail'


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Category Salford

The Definitive Maps cover: [1] Claremont & Weaste - - - : [2] East Salford - - - : [3] Eccles - - - : [4] Irlam & Cadishead - - - : [5] Ordsall & Lamgworthy - - - : [6] Swinton - - - : ...
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Category Salford

'A public footpath runs through the entire length of the reserve and provides good opportunities to see all that the reserve has to offer ... To walk the length of the public footpath and back with ...
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'The "saltways" were used to transport salt across the country and are believed to date back to pre-Conquest times. Saltersford Lane is thought to have linked Nantwich with Newcastle, Chea ...
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'This walk is not for the budding sculpture or art enthusiast. Such folk will be sorely disappointed. As a walk though, it is a worthy expedition with the natural ...
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Category North Norfolk

'Upon opening, Saltwell Park was also called The People's Park and the name is still used locally today. Today, the park is a green lung in the centre of the Metropolitan Borough ...
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Category Gateshead

'Saltwells Nature Reserve is one of the largest urban nature reserves in the UK. It is home to ancient bluebell woods, dragonfly filled wetlands and orchid covered grasslands making it wel ...
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Category Dudley

'It starts at Clifton Suspension Bridge on the spectacular Avon Gorge,and continues across the Chew Valley with its peaceful lakes, over the Mendip Hills to Cheddar Gorge, along the Somerset Levels ...
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Category Bristol

'The Village takes its name both from the sandy ford which crossed the Doniford stream between Sampford Brett and Woolston and from the Brett Family.'


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'Samphire Hoe is a new piece of land created by Eurotunnel during the construction of the Channel Tunnel. Find out more details on the Creation of Samphire Hoe. Samphire Hoe covers a 30-he ...
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Category Dover

'Two Trails of nine 'Holes' each. For the First 'Allow approx 45 minutes at a stroll'; for the Second 'Allow approx 2 hours at a stroll'.


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Category St Albans

'As part of the Liberty of St Wilfred in 937 A.D., King Athelstan granted the right of sanctuary overnight for anyone, as long as they were within the eight markers. The Rotary Club installed repli ...
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Category Harrogate

''Sandhurst Health Walks has been in operation since February 2014. The walks are led and organised by a group of dedicated volunteers. We endeavour to have two walk leaders on every walk ...
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Category Bracknell Forest

'The Sandlings Walk is easy going with few gradients to challenge the walker, meaning that it is easy to do long distances each day if you so desire. Additionally, the going underfoot is o ...
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Category East Suffolk

'There are two waymarked Nature Trails, one 1½ miles long and the other 2½ miles long, and there are many other woodland paths to explore. The Country Park is planted with a mixture of eve ...
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'There's some fascinating wildlife to be seen with the rare Natterjack Toad, Great Crested Newts, wintering wildfowl, Pintail, Red Knot, Curlews and Common Redshank. You can explore the sandy beach ...
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'Offers superb, unbroken, and often elevated walking across the still largely green and pleasant English county of Cheshire — from the ancient market town of Frodsham on the broad Mersey estuary, i ...
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'We have are ten Local Nature Reserves in Sandwell which you can visit: [1] Codsall Coppice - - - : [2] Forge Mill Lake - - - : [3] Gorse Farm Wood - - - : [4] Holly Wood - - - : [5] Mousesweet Bro ...
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Category Sandwell

'The Country Park lies in the heart of West Bromwich and can be found just off Junction 1 of the M5 motorway. It is just 10 minutes walk from West Bromwich town centre and is open throughout the ye ...
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Category Sandwell

'This year will also see the third Semi-Sabrina Walk. This is a shorter 12 mile walk from Llanidloes taking in Glyndwr's Way and the Llyn Clywedog.'


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Category Montgomeryshire

'Walkers along the route will find Iron Age hill forts; magnificent churches and an impressive cathedral; Martello towers; historic ports; and castles dating from periods throughout history.'


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Category Gravesham

'Formed in 1937 as the Scarborough Branch of the CHA (Co-Operative Holiday Association) and has offered 2-3 walks a week continuously since that date. Walks are led by volunteer leaders and the Clu ...
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Category Scarborough

'Forest trails wander through tall larch and pine trees and are perfect for families and visitors. You can climb the hill for panoramic views over Royal Deeside and the Grampian Mountains and – if ...
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Category Kincardineshire

'With at least a couple of events happening in Scotland every month, there's always another great event coming up - so check out our programme of events ...'


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Category Scotland

'There are 47 National Nature Reserves in Scotland and they're some of the best places for wildlife in the country. They're managed primarily for nature, but people are welcome too, many ha ...
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Category Nature Reserves

The Scottish Borders 'was created in 1975, by merging the former counties of Berwickshire, Peeblesshire, Roxburghshire, and Selkirkshire and part of Midlothian, as a two-tier regio ...
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'Easy access to the Countryside route booklet, divided into nine parts. This edition published June 2013: [1] Introduction - - - : [2] River routes 1-4 - - - : [3] River routes 5-8 - - - : [4] Loch ...
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'Attracts walkers from all over the UK and Europe for dozens of organised walks across the breathtaking scenery of the Scottish Borders. It is the longest established walking festival in Scotland, ...
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Walking & running along: 1. Caledonian Canal - - - : 2. Crinan Canal - - - : 3. Forth & Clyde Canal - - - : 4. Union Canal


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Category Scotland

'At present the Club has a membership of around 450. In 1990 women were admitted to membership, following many debates. Their numbers are fast approaching double figures. Membership is open to all ...
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Category Scotland

'Scotland’s longest walking route, the 470-mile Gore-Tex Scottish National Trail, will be officially opened by the First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond MSP, on October 30th at the Wate ...
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Category Roxburghshire

'We have produced a Project Plan PDF document setting out the project aims and vision, and outlining a programme of route implementation. ...
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'Enjoying Scotland's outdoors responsibly ... Managing access responsibly ... Getting out and about ... Help and information.'


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'You can follow the Journeys by road transport, by bicycle, and by walking the parts where safe paths are available. Each Journey is divided into meaningful stages which enables different parts to ...
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Category Scotland

'Our role is to safeguard rights of way and general access rights throughout the country. Our major areas of work are following up complaints about access and rights of way problems, keeping record ...
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[1] Wagonway Walk - - - : [2] Holywell and Sluice Walk - - - : [3] Holywell Dene and Old Hartley Walk - -- : [4] Country and Coast Walk


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'Features sandy beaches, coastal marshes, pine woodlands, heathland and tidal estuaries, all with invigorating vistas across the Irish Sea to North Wales, Snowdonia, and even the Lake District on a ...
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Category Sefton

'Sefton's Natural Coast is the perfect setting for those who want to get away from it all and explore. Stretching out over 22 miles this unique and tranquil coastline comprises beautiful b ...
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Category Sefton

'In the centre of town, and known as one of England’s finest Parish Churches, stands the magnificent Selby Abbey. Founded by the Monk Benedict of Auxerre, France in 1069, the main phase of buil ...
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Category Selby

'The routes described range from short strolls to strenuous hill climbs. Each route has a summary containing distance, estimated time to complete, start and finish points and an indication of the t ...
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Category Selkirkshire

Bordered by the old Lapal Canal and containing an avenue of oak trees left over from its days as a farm, the Park offers a range of natural habitats and is home to woodpeckers, tree creepers and Pi ...
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Category Birmingham

'We are a national charity that supports and campaigns for children and adults who are deafblind or have sensory impairments.'

 


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Category Charity Walks

'Showcases the work of the Sussex Wealden Greensand Heaths Project (SWGHP). The trail is designed to highlight the outstanding landscape of the greensand hills, their wildlife, history and ...
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Category Waverley

The route goes 'northward from Settle, soon enjoying great views of the Three Peaks as it progresses through the Yorkshire Dales National Park, past the Ribblehead Viaduct and over Blea Moor tunnel ...
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Category Craven

'The path passes through a wide variation of scenery; from the marlstone scarp slope of Edgehill in Warwickshire to the ironstone villages of North Oxfordshire, the clay vale of Aylesbury, the beec ...
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Category Cotswold

'There's something rather romantic about following natural features in the landscape, whether it's a mountain range, a coastline, or in this case a river, from its source in the Welsh Mountains to ...
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Category Ceredigion

'Formed in May 1997 from which time the membership has grown steadily, currently standing at around 150. We arrange walks throughout the year, ranging from short to long, from rural to urban. We ge ...
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'Runs between Shakespeare's Birthplace Stratford-upon-Avon and Shakepeare's Globe, London ... Using existing footpaths, bridleways and a few minor roads, this path has been planned to follow, as cl ...
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'Whether you are looking for a gentle stroll through the quiet lanes that are lined with wild flowers in the Spring and Summer; an amble along the River Lowther to look for Dippers and Kingfishers; ...
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Category Eden

'A note of caution is that because the route is so little used, many paths are very overgrown and long trousers are a must!'


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'The Serendipity Trail will take just under a couple of hours to negotiate, but there are some short cuts (which will be indicated + in the text) you could take which would reduce the time ...
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Category Winchester

'The Sheffield & Tinsley Canal is fine example of an industrial canal that has found a new lease of life. Victoria Quays, in Sheffield has been regenerated and is now a bustling waterf ...
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Category South Yorkshire

'The Gardens contain several listed buildings including the restored Grade II* listed curvilinear Glass Pavilions, some of the earliest ever built, which were officially re-opened by HRH The Pr ...
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Category Sheffield

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