Long Distance Footpath Walking
Long Distance footpath walks identify a Long Distance footpath and then set out to walk the path, in stages, through a series of circular, loop walks.
Our walks are usually between 10 & 12 miles in length and the terrain will depend on the location of the Long Distance path in question.
We completed the Limestone Way, 46 miles from Rocester to Castleton in Derbyshire in 2016. The group have decided that the next Long Distance path will be the Peakland Way - around 100 miles - which will take us 20-24 months to walk. It is a loop heading North from Ashbourne up the west side of the Peak District to Kinder Scout where it turns South down the east side of the Peaks, back to Ashbourne.
For further information please contact the Group Leader. You can do this via the contact details on this website or alternatively their contact details will be available at the Monthly Meeting.
Our walks are usually between 10 & 12 miles in length and the terrain will depend on the location of the Long Distance path in question.
We completed the Limestone Way, 46 miles from Rocester to Castleton in Derbyshire in 2016. The group have decided that the next Long Distance path will be the Peakland Way - around 100 miles - which will take us 20-24 months to walk. It is a loop heading North from Ashbourne up the west side of the Peak District to Kinder Scout where it turns South down the east side of the Peaks, back to Ashbourne.
For further information please contact the Group Leader. You can do this via the contact details on this website or alternatively their contact details will be available at the Monthly Meeting.
Thor's Cave 15 March 2017
Lunch on a windy walk
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Waiting for tea & cakes at the end of a walk
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At the finish of the Limestone Way