The Langdale Horseshoe is a superb circular walk from the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel taking in the Langdale Pikes, Bowfell and the Crinkle Crags.
The Langdale Horseshoe from the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel, Lake District
A circular walk from Bainbridge to Semer Water, Wensleydale.
A varied five mile walk with spectacular views of Wensleydale and Ryedale taking in Hawes End, Countersett and Semer Water. Bainbridge was once a major Roman dwelling and fort. Today it’s pretty as a picture, and lies four miles east
Hawes to Aysgill Force Waterfalls, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire
A varied circular walk from the centre of Hawes to the spectacular Aysgill Force waterfalls. Approximately 4 miles long.
Who’s up for SUP?
SUP is now available at Draycote Water. Once you’ve completed a short introductory course, boards can be hired at Draycote Water Sailing Club.
What makes a great campsite?
We’ve done a fair bit of camping in all sorts of different campsites. Below, we try to put our finger on what makes a great campsite (and what doesn’t)… Location – Like with any accommodation, location is key… be it
Cycling the Camel Trail – Padstow- Bodmin
Holidaying in Cornwall isn’t just about relaxing on the beach and eating ice creams. The seventeen mile Camel Trail in north Cornwall is one of the UK’s finest off-road cycling tracks, giving you the opportunity to explore the breath-taking scenery
Climbing Kilimanjaro following the Machame Route.
Climb it Range’s Jim Langley recently led a group of teenage school children up Africa’s most famous peak, following the seven day Machame Route. Below he describes the experience. There are several ways to climb Kilimanjaro. Whichever way you choose,
Ashbourne to Hartington and back along the Tissington Trail … Peak District cycling at its best. 11 miles each way.
Ashbourne to Hartington and back along the Tissington Trail … Peak District cycling at its best. 11 miles each way.
A gentle four mile walk from Grasmere to Ambleside
A gentle four mile walk from Grasmere to Ambleside
Two spectacular murmurations …
Murmuration… What a great word. Distant memories of English lessons at school (or a recent pub quiz) might remind you that it’s the collective noun for starlings and other birds. It describes how they fly together – sometimes in their