Pennine Bridleway
The Pennine Bridleway is 205 miles of packhorse routes, drovers roads and new paths for walkers, cyclists and horse riders
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Pennine Way
Britain’s first National Trail runs for 268 challenging miles along the spine of England, following the line of the Pennine hills
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Ravenber Way
The 210 mile Ravenber Way (RAVENglass to BERwick) offers a challenging alternative coast to coast route across England
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Ribble Way
The Ribble Way follows the course of the eponymous river for 69 miles from the sea at Longton, to its source near Ribblehead
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Richmond Way
A splendid Castle to Castle walk, the 60 mile Richmond Way runs from Lancaster, across Lancashire and Yorkshire, to Richmond
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Round Ryedale Walk
This 67 mile circular walk from Helmsley visits the highlights of Ryedale, including each of the five market towns along the way
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Six Dales Trail
The Six Dales Trail starts in Otley and runs for 38 miles, visiting six different Yorkshire Dales to finish in Middleham
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South Tyne Trail
The South Tyne Trail follows the river of the same name, for 22 miles from its source above Garrigill to Haltwhistle near Hadrian’s Wall
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St. Akelda’s Way
St. Akelda’s Way links the churches in Giggleswick and Middleham who have this Anglo Saxon saintly lady as their patron saint
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St. Bega’s Way
The 36 mile St. Bega’s Way links St Bega’s church in St Bees, to the church of the same name by the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake
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St. Cuthbert’s Way
Inspired by the life of St. Cuthbert, this 63 mile crosses the Cheviot Hills and links the Pennine Way to the Southern Upland Way
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St. Hilda’s Way
This 40 mile pilgrimage follows the life of St. Hild, an Anglo-Saxon princess, visiting churches and chapels dedicated to her
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St. Oswald’s Way
This 97 mile walk recalls the life of King, and later Saint, Oswald and simultaneously links Hadrian’s Wall to St. Cuthbert’s Way
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Stanza Stones Trail
The 44 mile Stanza Stone Trail uses high moorland paths to visit a series of carved stones on a route between Marsden and Ilkley
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Swale Way
The Swale Way follows the course of the river, for 77 miles, from where it joins the Ouse to its source in the Yorkshire Dales
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Tabular Hills Walk
This 48 mile walk along the Southern edge of the North Yorks Moors also manages to turn the Cleveland Way into a circular walk
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Teesdale Way
This varied 92 mile walk follows the River Tees from the remote high moorlands of Cumbria and Durham to Teeside and the coast
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Tidewater Way
The Tidewater Way uses the tidal water of both east and west coast to form a coast to coast walk across England
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Tributaries Walk (Circular)
The Tributaries Walk is a 95 mile circular walk exploring the water courses of the Dales and the hills and moorland between them
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Tributaries Walk (Original)
This is the original Tributaries Walk route, an 80 mile walk exploring the rivers of the Dales and the hills and moorland between
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