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What's your favourite walk in the UK?
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over a year ago
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Anything in the Hope Valley, but particularly Win/Lose Hill, and Mam Tor, and if it’s in the legs over to Hathersage and Stanage Edge. Many hours spent on those hills as a family x |
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By *Vine OP Man
over a year ago
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"Anything in the Hope Valley, but particularly Win/Lose Hill, and Mam Tor, and if it’s in the legs over to Hathersage and Stanage Edge. Many hours spent on those hills as a family x"
The Great Ridge is a really good walk  |
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"Llyn y fan fach simply breathtaking and full of legend.
Love that walk, I did it last September "
Did you take in both lakes OP? I've only done them separately, both lakes is possibly next week's walk |
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Seatoller to Grange and back again. It starts off with a steep climb but the descent through Borrowdale is stunning. The return route is along the river and also beautiful 
Happy, happy memories of that walk!
J |
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By *Vine OP Man
over a year ago
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"Llyn y fan fach simply breathtaking and full of legend.
Love that walk, I did it last September
Did you take in both lakes OP? I've only done them separately, both lakes is possibly next week's walk "
Yes, did both lakes. And swam in Llyn y fan Fawr. They were doing dam repairs to Llyn y fan Fach, so it wasn't very full. |
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By *Vine OP Man
over a year ago
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"Seatoller to Grange and back again. It starts off with a steep climb but the descent through Borrowdale is stunning. The return route is along the river and also beautiful
Happy, happy memories of that walk!
J"
Did you get up Castle Crag? That's worth the climb! |
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"Seatoller to Grange and back again. It starts off with a steep climb but the descent through Borrowdale is stunning. The return route is along the river and also beautiful
Happy, happy memories of that walk!
J
Did you get up Castle Crag? That's worth the climb!"
We must've gone so close past it without knowing it was there. And we've done that walk several times  Next time we'll add the extra bit in! |
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By *batMan
over a year ago
Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales) |
"That's somewhere I really want to get to "
If you get the weather, go for a full traverse with a night out on the ridge. But even just doing sections if it is awesome!
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The cliff path around Guernsey, stunning scenery, the constant sound of the waves lapping below you, and some lovely cafés to stop at for a drink and an ice cream.
Closer to home, pretty much anywhere in the Peak District is good to stretch your legs. Mam Tor is beautiful, but always so busy  Same with Dovedale. I prefer to go more off the beaten track, there are some lovely places around Chatsworth that aren't anywhere near as busy. Lumsdale is one of my favourite places...not much of a walk, but worth a detour to see if you're in the area. I haven't braved Giddy Edge yet, I'm far too clumsy to risk it  |
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Ingleborough from Clapham takes 2nd best