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'The Tabular Hills are an east-west line of distinct hills on the southern boundary of the North York Moors, running from Scarborough in the east all the way to Black Hambleton in ...
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Category Scarborough

The four Trails are titled: [1] Tacklers' Trail - - - : [2] Tunstill Trek - - - : [3] Weavers' Walk - - - : [4] Walton Way. A Tackler was 'a supervisor in a textile factory respons ...
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Category Pendle

'"Walkers are Welcome in Tadcaster" is organised by a Steering Group of voluntary members who meet every few months. The Group raise funds from sponsorship and grants in order to cover the ...
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Category Selby

'Ancient broadleaved woodlands, calcareous grasslands, river, and cliffs.'


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Category Merthyr Tydfil

'There are also many "green fingers" where the Taff Trail itself appears to bring the countryside into the town. The area is also rich in industrial archeology.'


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Category Cardiff

'The two routes are described in a detailed route description and may also be viewed on an OS map ... Walking either of these routes is a strenuous undertaking, you must be fit, healthy an ...
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Category Torfaen

'Walks start from the Talaton Inn, are of variable distance and use Public Rights of Way and some small roads. Generous times are allocated to each walk so potter along and remember to look aro ...
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Category East Devon

'Our programme has a variety of walks and events for all ages, from full day walks to town walks lasting a little over an hour. There is an opportunity to acquire better navigational and map readin ...
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Category Brecknockshire

'The name Talkin is derived from the Celtic “Talcan” meaning brow of a hill. The word “Tarn” is Viking in origin, “Tjorn” meaning teardrop or small lake. Viking burials have recently been ...
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Category Carlisle

'The Tamar Valley Discovery Trail follows the courses of two rivers. In order to cross these rivers you will need to be armed with certain bits of information before you head out onto the ...
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Category Plymouth

'Pull on your walking boots – there are some great places to explore throughout the Tamar Valley, whatever your ability or interests ... It's beautiful. It's natural. It's outstanding. Let ...
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Category West Devon

The Tamar Valley Mining Heritage Project 'celebrated and told the story of the Tamar Valley’s rich mining heritage, which forms part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World H ...
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Category East Cornwall

'A late addition to the Birmingham Canal Navigations, the Tame Valley Canal is typified by high embankments and deep cuttings. It crosses over the M5 on a dramatic aqueduct, before dropping through ...
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Category Sandwell

'The Metropolitan Borough of Tameside is a metropolitan borough of Greater Manchester in North West England. It is named after the River Tame, which flows through the borough and s ...
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Category Tameside

'Walking trail around Tameside passing through all the nine towns, along the three river valleys and canals, through the country parks and many of the local nature reserves. Over heather moorland a ...
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Category Tameside

'As the ancient capital of Mercia and once home to the King of Mercia's palace, Tamworth's history is crammed with stories of intrigue and warfare. Discover its influential people, admire its grand ...
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Category Tamworth

'On a lonely hill high in the Yorkshire Dales, stands a unique and historic Inn dating back to the 17th century with its exposed beams, stone-flagged floor and welcoming fire. The World Famous Tan ...
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Category Richmondshire

'I've now completed the Tandridge Border Path, spread over 6 days of walking [January - February 2010]. If you want to walk the borders of Tandridge, then this well-designed path is the way to do i ...
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Category Tandridge

'The Tarka Rail Association is a voluntary organisation which exists to support and further the interests of users of the rail line between Exeter and Barnstaple. With a membership of over ...
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Category Mid Devon

'This route gives you superb views across the mouth of the Taw Estuary and has several sculptures and shelters which are the perfect place to rest and enjoy the surroundings. There are also many wi ...
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Category North Devon

'The Tas Valley Way - with a few diversions - leads you on a remarkable journey to sixteen churches in sixteen villages and towns, scattered amongst the unspoilt countryside of South Norfo ...
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Category Norwich

The six Walks are: [1] Over the Hill to Holditch - - - : [2] Views of Three Counties - - - : [3] Dorset Vistas - - - : [4] Oak Tree Trail - - - : [5] The Drift to Wreath - - - : [6] To Paradise ...
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Category South Somerset

'Allow 4 - 5 hours for the 7 miles walk - which is not an easy one. In winter, or in the mist some of this area is very exposed and lonely. It could get wet underfoot but there are no really boggy ...
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Category West Devon

'The Link is useful if you want to plan a route walking part of the Cleveland Way and the Teesdale Way. High Cliff Nab is a spectacular viewpoint looking out over Teesside and the coast. It is also ...
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Category Middlesbrough

'The local Councillors and members of the public are recruited and appointed by the Rights of Way Officers from each Appointing Authority; Darlington, Stockton on Tees, Middlesbrough and Hartlepool ...
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Category Teesside

'For much of the way it follows the 156 km (98 miles) course of the River Tees as it snakes across County Durham and Teesside from its source at Tees Head on the slopes of Cross Fell, the highest p ...
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Category Eden

'The Tegid Way can be walked in either direction, but starting the walk from Cynwyd offers arguably the best views, as the route descends towards the lake.'


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Category Denbighshire

'With plenty of woodland and field margins, it promises sightings of some wonderful birds ... Some parts of the riverside section of this walk are near to the water’s edge, and there are some rocky ...
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Category Ceredigion

'Just so you know where it is ... the River Teifi is the natural border between Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion for much of its length, then it becomes the border with Pembrokeshire. That m ...
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Category Ceredigion

'Don't be put off by a stereotypical view of a Rambler - we are a mixed bunch and quite friendly ...  Since 1987, the Teignmouth and Dawlish Group of the Ramblers Association has been orga ...
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Category Teignbridge

'The Trail goes through the major open spaces in Telford. It links together parks, woods, pools, nature reserves and open countryside with the World Heritage Site of the Severn Gorge, birthplace of ...
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Category Telford & Wrekin

'The route gets its name from the Templer family. James Templer purchased the Stover Estate, near Newton Abbot, in 1765 after making his fortune at sea. His son, also James, built the Stover Canal ...
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Category Teignbridge

'The main walk around the village is suitable for all abilities and is a 1.8 miles / 3km linear route. There are wonderful views across to the River Great Ouse and some beautiful examples of bu ...
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'Tendring is a local government district in North East Essex, England. It extends from the River Stour in the north, to the coast and the River Colne in the south, with the ...
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Category Tendring

Download PDFs from the Website [1] Rolvenden Layne (5.5 miles) - - - : [2] Chennell Park (2 miles) - - - : [3] The Millponds (4 miles) - - - : [4] Readers Bridge (5 miles) - - - : [5] The Bottoms ( ...
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Category Ashford

'Follow the Seashell Trail along the dunes for sea, sand and seals, or explore deeper into the forest where roe deer and red squirrels live. Take the path to the west to reach tranquil ...
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Category Fife

Download from the Website PDFs of 'walking' booklets for: [1] Stockbridge - - - : [2] Southern Test Valley - - - : [3] Northern Test Valley - - - : [4] Andover - - - : [5] North Baddesley and Valle ...
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Category Test Valley

'The Way has been divided into 8 sections, each providing a really good day-out. Choose between water meadows or tidal marshes, riverbank picnics or cosy pubs, steep hills with exhilarating views o ...
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Category West Berkshire

'Coaching traffic brought prosperity to Tewkesbury up until the mid 19th century when the advent of the railways bypassed the town and the Industrial Revolution had little impact. It is a paradox t ...
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Category Tewkesbury

'The Walk is mostly on level pavements with good access for prams and wheelchairs. The pathway at Spring Path slopes slightly but is manageable with care. The paths in the Nature Reserve may be mud ...
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'Based mainly on a route by Peter and Diana Gulland in their [out-of-print] guide, The Vale of Aylesbury Walker.'


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Category Aylesbury Vale

'Historic features abound along the walk routes including Fawley Court, Hambleden Mill and Lock, Temple Island in the Thames and the picturesque village of Hambleden which has featured in many TV p ...
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'The canal ran for 37 miles, but the new Thames & Severn Way covers 45 miles. In places, especially east of Sapperton Tunnel, the path deviates away from the canal. The route has been ...
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Category Stroud

'The long term aim is to connect the open spaces throughout the Thames Chase Community Forest for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. The volunteers are starting with walks between the Vis ...
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Category Havering

'Explore the history and the countryside along this green corridor which joins the urban area of Kingston with the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. (The Link is also known as the ...
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The route is divided into 5 Walking Tours: [1] Tilbury Town to East Tilbury - - - : [2] East Tilbury to Stanford le Hope - - - : [3] Stanford le Hope to Pitsea - - - : [4] Pitsea to Benfle ...
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Category Thurrock

'On its way the Trail passes peaceful water meadows rich in wildlife, historic towns and many lovely villages, finishing at the Thames Barrier near Greenwich. Easy to reach by public transport, the ...
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Category Cotswold

'The Thames Path Extension doesn't quite make it all the way to the Thames Estuary. It only goes ten miles, ending at Crayford Ness, right on the edge of Greater London. It's an end point born out ...
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Category Bexley

'The Thames Path follows England's greatest river as it meanders from its source in the Cotswolds and on through London. The city section was voted one of the World's best urban treks! Our challeng ...
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Category South East

'This circular long distance path has access points that are easily reached by train from London, Reading and adjoining stations. If time is limited it can be walked in sections at weekends and ban ...
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'This route was set up during the 1990s as a great way of walking and with interpretation of the natural history of the coastline - and there are 15 interpretation panels that can still be found al ...
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Category Thanet

'The route starts by Pevensey Castle and heads through the countryside to the 15th century Herstmonceux Castle with its moat and Elizabethan gardens. The path then continues through Ashburnham to t ...
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Category Wealden

Links to details include: [1] The Beatles Story (Albert Dock) - - - : [2] Beatles Magical Mystery Tour (bus trip) - - - : [3] Cavern Club - - - : [4]  Blakes Restaurant at Hard Days Night Hotel - - ...
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Category Liverpool

'This route, which I first walked back in 1990, makes a circular tour of 21 miles mostly through Leicestershire around the Duke of Rutland's ancestral home, Belvoir Castle. The walk can start in an ...
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Category Melton

'Download a podcast of the walk. Martyn Stenning guides you through each section, with points of interest; the history, ecology and geology of campus relayed as you go.'


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Category Brighton & Hove

Several dozen descriptions/photographs captured over the last year or two.


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Category Essex

'The following year, 1972, the walk attracted 147 entrants and took place in July. A third walk was organised in 1973 and in 1974 a book, written by Malcolm Boyes, was published about the three wal ...
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Category Scarborough

'This Website was created 15 years ago as Statistical Topics in Hillwalking for those interested in statistics and statistical topics pertaining to the British hills and mountains: measure ...
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'In addition to the Definitive Map and Statement on paper, many local councils offer an online version of their Rights of Way map. These online versions aren't definitive in the legal sense ...
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'Amid breathtaking countryside in the heart of rural Derbyshire, the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site snakes 15 miles from Matlock Bath and Cromford in the north, through Belper, M ...
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Category Derbyshire Dales

'This walk links the railway stations of Woodbridge, Westerfield and Ipswich with scenic views along the estuary at Woodbridge and the Fynn Valley before entering Ipswich from the west through the ...
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Category East Suffolk

Free Cycling & Walking Map 'The Cycling Department at Birmingham City Council produces a very good cycling and walking map. It is available FREE but ... You have to ask for it.'.


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Category Birmingham

'The Helix path network provides a stunning backdrop for walks and runs. Our paths connect 16 communities via 26 kilometres of paths - so there's always a new route to try.'


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Category Falkirk

'41 pieces of sculpture made from traditional materials make up this impressive piece of public art. The artist Gordon Young created the trail of sculptures in 1992 - representing the actual size o ...
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'There is a 10.5 mile circular walk formed by the Jubilee River path, a path through Eton playing fields, the Thames Path up to Taplow and back to the Jubilee River.'


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Philip Larkin was 'born a Coventrian and spent all his childhood and schooldays in Coventry until he left for Oxford ... Despite the wartime destruction and re-development, enough of the Coventry L ...
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Category Coventry

'In February 2014, The Line launched a hugely ambitious crowdfunding campaign and successfully raised over £140,000 in less than eight weeks. One of the aims of The Line is to present existing work ...
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Category Newham

'We bought The Lodge in 1961 and it is now our UK Headquarters. There are guided walks and events about the archaeology and history of The Lodge reserve and occasional tours of the house . ...
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'Twenty-five years ago, Heligan's historic gardens were unknown and unseen; lost under a tangle of weeds. It was only the chance discovery of a door in the ruins that led to the restoration of this ...
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Category West Cornwall

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