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Tag: Yorkshire Dales

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Bracken Way

The Bracken Way is an 81 mile circular walk, from Settle, named after Bracken, the Border Collie of one of the devisers

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Coast to Coast

Wainwright’s world-famous Coast to Coast path runs for 183 miles across some of the most beautiful scenery in the UK

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Dales High Way

The Dales High Way is an exhilarating 90 mile walk, from Saltaire across the glorious high country of the Yorkshire Dales

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Dales Way

The Dales Way follows attractive paths through the Dales and Lakes for 78 miles, from Ilkley to Bowness on Windermere

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Eden Way

The Eden Way is an 80 mile walk following the beautiful River Eden from the sea to its source high in the Yorkshire Dales

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Herriot Way

The Herriot Way is a 52 mile circular walk exploring sights and locations associated with the word famous vet, James Herriot

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Lady Anne’s Way

Over its 96 miles, Lady Anne’s Way explores the extraordinary life and legacy of this 16th century landowner and philanthropist

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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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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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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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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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