Gallery and Reviews of Previous Walks

2025 - Aysgarth Falls

Aysgarth Falls is a beautiful waterfall located in the Yorkshire Dales. It is a popular destination for walkers and tourists alike.

2024 - Dinorwig

Nestled in the heart of Snowdonia (Yr Wyddfa), Dinorwig is famous for its dramatic, abandoned slate quarry. It offers a striking, almost otherworldly landscape for hikers, complete with towering rock faces and views over Llyn Padarn.

2023 - Matlock

Located on the edge of the Peak District, Matlock and its neighbor Matlock Bath sit in a steep-sided gorge. Known for its lead mining history, limestone cliffs, and the Heights of Abraham, it provides excellent valley walking.

2022 - Buckden

A charming, idyllic village in Upper Wharfedale, Buckden is a classic Yorkshire Dales walking hub. It is the perfect starting point for tackling Buckden Pike, offering sweeping views across the rolling fells.

2021 / 2020 - The Covid Years

A period marked by lockdowns, travel restrictions, and staying local. Walks during these years were defined by exploring nearby footpaths, back garden fresh air, and discovering hidden gems right on the doorstep.

2019 - Hawes

As England's highest market town, Hawes is a bustling hub in the Yorkshire Dales. Famous for Wensleydale Cheese and its traditional stone architecture, it is surrounded by dramatic hills and the nearby Hardraw Force.

2018 - Pendle Hill

LingLongLite - A one day event around Pendle Hill in Lancashire

2018 - Litton

A quiet, unspoiled gem hidden away in Littondale. Litton offers a peaceful escape with traditional limestone cottages, a historic local pub, and tranquil riverside walks along the River Skirfare.

2017 - Windermere

Situated in the Lake District National Park, Windermere is England's largest natural lake. Surrounded by vibrant mountain peaks, gentle woodland trails, and stunning viewpoints like Orrest Head, it is a timeless favorite for walkers.