The Howgills and Limestone Trail is a 76 mile long-distance walk from Kirkby Stephen to Settle through this picturesque and, in parts, demanding area of Cumbria and North Yorkshire - with a short diversion into Lancashire. It draws its inspiration from Alfred Wainwright's Walks in Limestone Countr. Y and Walks in the Howgill Fells. Howgills and Limestone Trail.
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The Howgills and Limestone Trail is a 76 mile long-distance walk from Kirkby Stephen to Settle through this picturesque and, in parts, demanding area of Cumbria and North Yorkshire - with a short diversion into Lancashire. It draws its inspiration from Alfred Wainwright's Walks in Limestone Countr. Y and Walks in the Howgill Fells. Howgills and Limestone Trail.
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HALT :: Pennine Journey and HALT loop
http://www.howgillsandlimestonetrail.org.uk/pj-halt-loop.html
It is hoped that in the near future a booklet, provisionally entitled ‘Settle to Kirkby Stephen along A Pennine Journey’ will be compiled incorporating route maps, illustrations and path profiles from the Pennine Journey guide book with the route description being reversed. The proposed circular walk really needs an eye-catching name any ideas would be much appreciated and info@howgillsandlimestonetrail.org.uk. Would gratefully receive them. Any improvement on 'Dales and Howgills Way'?
HALT :: Accommodation along the route
http://www.howgillsandlimestonetrail.org.uk/accommodation.html
Use our accommodation register to source your accommodation for your Howgills and Limestone Trail trip by simply clicking the relevant link below. We would appreciate it, if when booking your accommodation found on this website if you could mention www.howgillsandlimestonetrail.org.uk. Accommodation providers who would like to see their establishment listed listed on these accommodation pages then simply download an accommodation registration. Kirkby Stephen to Ravenstonedale. Howgills and Limestone Trail.
HALT :: Test Walk Photo Gallery
http://www.howgillsandlimestonetrail.org.uk/test-walk-gallery.html
All of the photographs on these Gallery pages were taken by Derek Cockell when he and his wife Alison helped to test walk the route after it was devised by David and Heather Pitt. The test walk took place during the summer and autumn of 2011 and spring and summer 2012. Photo opposite L to R: David Pitt, Alison Cockell, Heather Pitt, Derek Cockell and Beattie in front. Day 1 - Kirkby Stephen to Waitby. Day 2 - Waitby to Bowderdale. Day 3 - Bowderdale to Cautley. Day 4 - Cautley to Crook of Lune Bridge.
HALT :: Buy a Pictorial Guide
http://www.howgillsandlimestonetrail.org.uk/merchandise.html
Howgills and Limestone Trail pictorial guide book. Copies of the book, signed by David and Heather Pitt, can be purchased as detailed below. The cost is 15.00 each (incl.p&p) or 13 (incl. p&p) to Pennine Journey Supporters Club members. Click here. To download an order form to buy the guide. Published: 4th July 2013. A great walk and the guidebook is an invaluable aid in enhancing the walker's experience and revealing the secrets of this superlative landscape. A new route for avid walkers. Walks in Limes...
HALT :: Route summary
http://www.howgillsandlimestonetrail.org.uk/route.html
The Trail passes through basically the same area, between Kirkby Stephen and Settle, as that of the latter stages of the Pennine Journey route . However, apart from a few hundred yards above Ingleton Falls, it takes an entirely different route but shares many of the Journey’s staging posts. All of the photos you can see on the following route summary pages were taken by Derek Cockell when he, with his wife Alison and Bedlington terrier Beattie, test walked the Howgills and Limestone Trail. Derek has ...
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A Pennine Journey :: Route Changes
http://penninejourney.org.uk/route-changes.html
This page provides up to the minute changes to the route since the publication of the guide. There are new maps available to print out and insert into the guidebook to help keep you on the right route. Day 6 - Langdon Beck (B6277) to Scar End farm (Upper Teesdale). We have listened very carefully to comments from Monitors and Journeyers who have experienced some route finding difficulties on this stretch of the Pennine Journey (mainly Page 76) click here to view detailed route information. As a response ...
Landscape Heritage - Coast to Coast on the Ravenber Way
http://landscapeheritage.co.uk/CtoC.htm
Coast to Coast on the Ravenber Way. The Ravenber Way is a 210½ mile (336.8 km) long-distance coast-to-coast walk across northern England from Ravenglass in Cumbria to Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland. Other route options and alternative routes have been included in the book 'Coast to Coast on the Ravenber Way'. Wainwright always maintained that people should be encouraged to plan out new routes, to experience the joy of participation, and to be thrilled with the challenge of a long-distance walk.
A Pennine Journey :: Photo Gallery
http://www.apenninejourney.org.uk/gallery.html
Below are a selection of photos taken along the Pennine Journey in route order. To view a larger image simply click on the thumbnail photo and his will bring up a larger image image, once viewed you can either close it and pick another image to view or hover your mouse over the left or right hand edge to navigate through the complete of photos to view the complete set. St Oswald’s Church,. St Michael’s and All Angels Church, Hubberholme. Dickens’ Dotheboys Hall, Bowes. Home of Hannah Hauxwell.
A Pennine Journey :: Related Links
http://www.apenninejourney.org.uk/links.html
On this page we have links to sites both directly involved with A Pennine Journey as well as indirect walking related links. Please note that we have no control over external links from this page. Pennine Journey Guide book. Publishers of the Pennine Journey guidebook. Website showcasing Colin's artwork. website showcasing Colin's Bywaters artwork. Colin did all the illustrations for the A Pennine Journey. And Howgills and Limestone Trail. And Howgills and Limestone Trail. The Howgills and Limestone Trail.
A Pennine Journey :: home page
http://www.apenninejourney.org.uk/index.html
Stop Press . Stop Press. PJSC Newsletter No. 6. The latest Pennine Journey Supporters Newsletter is now available to view by clicking following link. The Pennine Journey featured in the September 2016 edition of Country Walking. September's edition of Country Walking featured the Pennine Journey and for those of you who missed it click the following link to download a PDF - Country Walking on the Pennine Journey. A Love Letter to the Lakeland Fells - Keswick Museum. Copies of the updated Pennine Journey ...
A Pennine Journey :: accommodation along the route
http://www.apenninejourney.org.uk/accommodation.html
To use our accommodation register and source your accommodation for your Pennine Journey trip simply click on a place name on the map opposite to find out more. When booking accommodation found on this website please mention www.penninejourney.org.uk. If you would like to see your own establishment listed on these accommodation pages then simply download an accommodation registration. Pennine Journey Supporters Club.
A Pennine Journey :: Journeymen & Journeywomen
http://www.apenninejourney.org.uk/journeymen.html
Joining the Completers Register. If you have walked A Pennine Journey and you wish to be included on the register then simply let us know so we can add you to our completers register. Please also feel free to send us any trip reports/journals which you would like to see on the site using the email address below. Please email us at info@penninejourney.org.uk. And send us the following information:. Where you are from: (i.e. Rosgill, Cumbria). A short walk report: (optional). 4th - 20th Sept. 2015.
A Pennine Journey :: Route Changes
http://www.apenninejourney.org.uk/route-changes.html
This page provides up to the minute changes to the route since the publication of the guide. There are new maps available to print out and insert into the guidebook to help keep you on the right route. Day 6 - Langdon Beck (B6277) to Swinhope Head (Weardale). We have listened very carefully to comments from Monitors and Journeyers who have experienced some route finding difficulties on this stretch of the Pennine Journey. Guide Page 76/77 - click here to view detailed route information. This cautionary n...
A Pennine Journey :: Supporters Club and Route Monitoring
http://www.apenninejourney.org.uk/supporters-club.html
Following the decision by the Wainwright Society’s committee to 'stand aside' from the Pennine Journey project a Pennine Journey Supporters Club was established. The Club was inaugurated on 31st March 2012 and the Charity Commission’s 'Small Charity Constitution' adopted. Officers of the Club. If you wish to join the Pennine Journey Supporters Club then simply download the membership form. Complete and return to the address on the form together with a cheque for the initial annual subscription of 2.4...
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The Howgills and Limestone Trail is a 76 mile long-distance walk from Kirkby Stephen to Settle through this picturesque and, in parts, demanding area of Cumbria and North Yorkshire - with a short diversion into Lancashire. It draws its inspiration from Alfred Wainwright's Walks in Limestone Countr. Y and Walks in the Howgill Fells. Howgills and Limestone Trail.
Group accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales, near Lake District
Contact Howgills Bunk Barn. On, tel: 44 (0)15396 21990 fax: 44 (0)15396 21710. Castlehaw Farm, Castle Haw, Sedbergh, Cumbria. LA10 5BA. Welcome to Howgills Bunk Barn. Group Accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales, near the Lake District. Read reviews of Howgills Bunk Barn. You are in an ideal location to sample not only some of Britain's finest Lakes and Mountain scenery but to enjoy some of its greatest underground treasures. SCK Web Works Ltd. Howgills Bunk Barn 2007 Terms and Conditions.
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Howgill Upholstery, Sedbergh - Traditional Re-Upholstery
Howgill Upholstery is located in the pretty market town of Sedbergh, which nestles under the Howgill Fells on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District National Parks. With a lifetime of experience we offer;. Traditional re-upholstery of easy chairs, dining chairs, piano stools, occasional furniture and bespoke headboards. A cushion re-filling service for those soft and sagging seat cushions. The supply of upholstery sundries and fabrics to order for the home upholsterer.
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