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10.35mi 
+1453ft 
-1430ft 
5h50
Average 
Starting point in Devon A circular walk through stunning scenery from Aveton Gifford to Bigbury following the tidal road, paths, tracks and the beach. There are excellent views of the Avon estuary and of the famous Burgh Island.
19.56mi
+1483ft
-1490ft
10h05
Average
Starting point in Cheshire The Gritstone Trail runs for 56 km through the Cheshire countryside, west of the Peak District, from Disley to Kidsgrove. This third stage picks up the trail at The Cloud, having left Congleton in a circular route using the Dales Valley Way and the towpath along the Macclesfield Canal to the aqueduct over the River Dale. The route passes Timbersbrook, Nick i' th' Hill, Cheshire's Close, Mow Cop and rejoins the Macclesfield Canal before following the Trent & Mersey Canal into Kidsgrove.
17.51mi
+2060ft
-2103ft
9h35
Average
Starting point in Cheshire The Gritstone Trail runs for 56 km through the Cheshire countryside, west of the Peak District, from Disley to Kidsgrove. This second stage picks up the trail at Langley, having left Macclesfield and taken the towpath along the Macclesfield Canal to Sutton Hall. From Langley, the route weaves its way over Croker Hill and Wincle Minn, joins the Dale Valley Way and climbs up to The Cloud (343m) before coming off the trail to Congleton.
14.93mi
+1991ft
-2159ft
8h20
Average
Starting point in Cheshire The Gritstone Trail runs for 56 km through the Cheshire countryside, west of the Peak District, from Disley to Kidsgrove. This first stage starts at Disley Station, goes through Lime Park and up to the Bow Stones, over Sponds Hill (410m), past Bollington and on to the Saddle of Kerridge (over White Nancy), Tegg's Nose and down to Langley. At this point, this route leaves the trail to drop down to Macclesfield past The Hollins.
52mi
+5535ft
-5751ft
3 days
Average
Starting point in Cheshire A three day trail starting at Disley and finishing at Kidsgrove. The route is split to enable either a stopover or return journey from Macclesfield and Congleton. Transport is by rail, starting at Disley Station (possible use of Macclesfield Station and Congleton Station) and terminating at Kidsgrove Station.
7.68mi
+719ft
-715ft
4h05
Average
Starting point in Devon A circular walk taking in one of the easier stretches of the South West Coast path between Wembury and Bovisand, with a circular return along lanes and paths via Staddiscombe. Most of the gradients are gentle, with a few steep sections. Can be combined with a walk to Warren Point for a longer route.
3.43mi
+528ft
-528ft
2h00
Easy
Starting point in Devon A circular walk on well-marked paths through the countryside and along the coast path from Wembury to Warren Point, with views of the coast and Yealm estuary.
6.5mi
+823ft
-814ft
3h35
Average
Starting point in Devon A circular walk using some of Devon's historic 'green lanes' through Cornworthy, Tuckenhay and Allaleigh. The route passes through the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with views from coast to moor.
6.5mi
+1033ft
-1010ft
3h45
Difficult
Starting point in Devon This is a (mostly) circular walk that takes in a short section of the South West Coast Path and passes sub-tropical plants, dramatic cliffs and WW2 relics on a route that skirts the beautiful Coleton Fishacre house and gardens. The path is clearly marked and well-trodden. There are several steep sections and plenty of steps, but there are lovely views as compensation.
89.42mi
+17579ft
-17556ft
6 days
Average
Starting point in Cumbria Planned route to do in a group using public transport and your feet. The Lake District National Park is probably the best place to hop from YHA to YHA as the distances are relatively short. Use the train or bus to get to Staveley and then on foot across the fells, staying at YHA Patterdale, Keswick, Grasmere, Langdale and Hawkshead, then back to Staveley via the ferry at Bowness.
16.43mi
+1965ft
-1880ft
9h00
Easy
Starting point in Cumbria Day 6 of a circular walking route in the Lake District. Two Wainwrights, a ferry, a reservoir and a couple of lakes.
15.53mi
+2966ft
-2989ft
9h20
Average
Starting point in Cumbria Day 3 of a circular walking route in the Lake District. Nine Wainwrights, two tarns, a pub and a couple of lakes
11.47mi
+2864ft
-2572ft
7h20
Difficult
Starting point in Cumbria Day 4 of a circular walking route in the Lake District. Six Wainwrights, three tarns and a pub
18.81mi
+4619ft
-4826ft
12h00
Difficult
Starting point in Cumbria Day 2 of a circular walking route in the Lake District. Eight Wainwrights, one tarn, a stone circle and a pub
17.79mi
+4154ft
-3957ft
11h10
Average
Starting point in Cumbria Day 1 of a circular walking route in the Lake District. Eight Wainwrights, four tarns and a pub
16.9mi
+2405ft
-2234ft
9h30
Average
Starting point in Cumbria Day 6 of a circular route walking through the Lake District. One Wainwright, five tarns, a pub and a ferry ride.
10.16mi
+3904ft
-3940ft
7h30
Difficult
Starting point in Cumbria Day 5 of a circular route walking through the Lake District. Three Wainwrights, four tarns and a pub.
76.26mi
+23363ft
-23435ft
6 days
Difficult
Starting point in Cumbria Planned route to introduce hikers to the incredible beauty and diversity of The Lake District National Park. Using public transport to get to Windermere and then on foot across the fells, staying at YHA Langdale, Black Sail, Wasdale Hall, Eskdale and Coniston, then back to Windermere via the ferry at Bowness.
13.42mi
+5925ft
-5925ft
10h30
Difficult
Starting point in Cumbria Day 4 of a circular route walking through the Lake District. Five Wainwrights, four tarns and a pub.
12.03mi
+3832ft
-4544ft
8h20
Average
Starting point in Cumbria Day 3 of a circular route walking through the Lake District. Six Wainwrights, three tarns and a pub.
14.78mi
+1808ft
-1808ft
8h05
Difficult
Starting point in Devon A circular walk in the east of Dartmoor following roads and paths, including sections of the Two Moors Way. The walk includes a mix of open moorland, footpaths and quiet roads where the farming hinterlands meet the moor. Except for the section north of the road near the Warren House Inn, all the paths are well-trodden and waymarked. There are some steep sections. Apart from the high moors, this walk is fairly sheltered from the prevailing SW winds.
13.26mi
+4665ft
-4311ft
9h30
Difficult
Starting point in Cumbria Day 2 of a circular route walking through the Lake District. Eight Wainwrights and three tarns.
10.49mi
+2631ft
-2480ft
6h45
Average
Starting point in Cumbria Day 1 of a circular route walking through The Lake District. Two Wainwrights and a couple of interesting pubs.
12.26mi
+1985ft
-1988ft
7h05
Average
Starting point in Devon This is a circular walk that combines moorland, streams and woodland on Dartmoor, passing the dramatic Hound Tor and iconic Bowerman's Nose and including opportunities for refreshments at the half waypoint. It is a good length with some steep hills for some hearty exercise and is mainly off-road, taking advantage of well-marked footpaths and tracks. You could start the walk at Lustleigh or Manaton if you prefer, and there are various short-cuts available if you wish to shorten the walk.
6.39mi
+469ft
-476ft
3h15
Average
Starting point in Hillesley and Tresham - Gloucestershire This is a circular walk starting in the Cotswold village of Hillesley. The route takes you up the Cotswold escarpment, over fields, through quiet lanes and valleys, to the villages of Alderly and Wortley, before returning to Hillesley. The Cotswold's are a range of hills that rise from the Severn Valley. The “Wolds”, or rolling hills, is an AONB in the west country of the UK. Here the past is evident in the many honey coloured stone villages and farms.
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Aveton Gifford to Bigbury at low tide