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a 90 mile walk across the glorious high country of the yorkshire dales a dales high way home navigation toggle route guides accommodation forum links see all our 10th anniversary events here join us for walk the trail 2018 here news en route new guide to three peaks walkers on a dales high way who find themselves crossing ingleborough on a saturday afternoon are often surprised by the sheer numbers of people they meet on the summit. the yorkshire three peaks challenge - climbing pen-y-ghent, ingleborough and whernside in an arduous 24-mile circuit - is now so popular that it is not unusual for a thousand people to set off from horton-in-ribblesdale on a saturday morning. many large charities now depend on their annual three peaks fundraiser. a new route guide to the yorkshire three peaks has been published by skyware press, designed to help walkers get the most from their adventure and to find their way easily and safely around the route. it is also aimed at addressing some of the issues associated with the thousands who visit the area every year. with an estimated 70,000 walkers annually climbing the peaks, pressure on parking in horton and the early morning disruption to residents has become a major problem. in 2012, horton parish council engaged colin speakman to look at the traffic issues in the village. he recommended people being encouraged to travel to the area by train. “a major opportunity,” said colin “is to work with northern trains ... to encourage many more three peaks walkers to travel to the area by train, including using the railway to park and ride, thereby reducing their carbon footprint and also pressure on car parking space in the village.” though the new guide works just as well wherever you start, it encourages walkers to use the very early morning train, which leaves leeds at 5.17 am on weekdays and 6.20 am on saturdays. arriving at ribblehead at 6.37 am weekdays and 7.51 am on saturday. whernside is climbed first, then ingleborough, leading down to horton-in-ribblesdale. penyghent follows, then there is a seven mile trek over horton moor to finish back at ribblehead. so, if you've had enough after pen-y-ghent you can nip back into horton and save yourself that final stretch whilst still enjoying having topped all three peaks! a proportion of proceeds of the guide will be donated to the three peaks project . see the yorkshire three peaks route guide here , and the three peaks project here . 1 june 2018 walk the trail from saltaire there's still time to join the friends of a dales high way as they walk the first section of the trail this saturday. the 7.5 mile walk starts at saltaire, outside victoria hall (140 metres up victoria road from saltaire railway station), leaving at 10.30 a.m. chris grogan will lead walkers along the canal towpath to hirst wood lock, then up through the ancient trench woods onto shipley glen. the trail continues alongside glovershaw beck up to weecher resvoir, crossing onto bingley moor, burley moor and ilkley moor. there's a steep descemt to white wells and down into ilkey town centre to finish, returning by train to saltaire. the friends plan to lead walks along the whole 90-mile trail in nine sections over the coming year, using public transport where possible to get to and from each section. booking is essential. chris grogan said "we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate our 10th anniversary than walking the trail once more with our friends." full details and how to book on walk the trail 2018 here . 17 may 2018 ride2stride 2018 over 100 walkers from across the globe gathered on the station platform at settle on a bright may day morning for the launch of this years' settle-carlisle walking festival - ride2stride 2018. four walks departed from the railway station in different directions, two on their way to the courtyard dairy at feizor for a cheese making talk, with an easy 5-mile or a moderate 10-mile option. there was also a 7-mile exploration of surprising settle, taking in the amazing hoffman kiln near stainforth and a visit to the 17th century folly in the town centre. a 15-mile strenuous hike to malham tarn topped off the days offerings for more serious walkers. in the evening chris grogan entertained a packed house at the friends quaker meeting house with her illustrated talk from hill farm to hiker , and the evening was rounded off nicely with lively folk music at the heaving royal oak. there's a further 6 days' packed with walks, talks and music, so there's plenty of time to jump on the train and join the fun! see ride2stride website here . 2 may 2018 new friends' newsletter the spring 2018 edition of the friends of a dales high way newsletter is now available. the newsletter focuses on the 10th anniversary of the long-distance trail and the events that have been organised to celebrate. in particular, a series of led walks along the entire length of a dales high way - walk the trail 2018 - is announced with an invitation to join the friends on this sectional epic adventure. the walks will take place from mid-may, every fortnight or so, making use of the excellent public transport links along the route, particularly the settle-carlisle railway. also included is a full roundup of the improvements to the trail that have been undertaken by rangers for the 4 responsible authorities along the route, and others. work by the landowner to clear a notoriously boggy section above addingham, in particular, has made a huge improvement. this edition's top 10 features bridget and david's best tips for long-distance walkers - the things they wished they'd known before they set off.... there's also a selection of news highlights from over the last 12 months, and a review of colin speakman's biography of the father of geology adam sedgwick. all this and it's free to download and enjoy. download the friends newsletter no. 5 as a pdf here . see details of walk the trail 2018 here . 14 april 2018 more trail improvements around addingham rangers from bradford council have carried out additional improvement works along a dales high way above addingham. a new fingerpost and waymark on the path below addingham moorside clears up any confusion at a fork in the track, and a new kissing gate beyond replaces a stile. the improvements are part of a series of works carried out by access officers for the four authorities along the way, following a detailed survey undertaken by the friends of a dales high way which was submitted in 2016. but it's the muddy fields above addingham that have been the source of most of the complaints we hear, in particular the short stretch along the street just above addingham. believed to be the line of the old roman road between ilkley and elslack (near skipton), the broad grassy path had become overgrown, with the narrow remaining track often churned by cattle. a particular wet year in 2012 highlighted this. walker john parkinson noted "parts of the walk were very wet underfoot (although it barely rained on us); not just bog but very unpleasant deep mud particularly around addingham..." after enjoying a "fantastic walk" along the trail trevor wain noted: "worst moment? perhaps the deep, glutinous, boot sucking, energy sapping mud of the path from street farm to the a65 at addingham where too many cows in a confined corridor had produced a quagmire." early last year the landowner began clearing the overgrown vegetation, and the difference is astonishing. a broad wide green lane now leads to the crossing of the a65, and though still muddy in places, it is easy to avoid these spots. this short stretch is now a delight. our sincere thanks go to the landowner concerned. see our previous posting here , and the dales high way grotspots here . 2 april 2018 more news > [ check route updates ] a dales high way an exhilarating 90 miles across the glorious high country of the yorkshire dales walk this spectacular landscape from saltaire to appleby-in-westmorland explore its rich history, geology and culture return with a breathtaking train ride along england's most beautiful railway more than just a walk "promoted through a superbly illustrated companion booklet, rich in local geology, history and wildlife, with detailed os-based maps in an excellent route guide, the dales high way is a sure-fire winner for all keen dales walkers." - colin speakman yorkshire dales review dales high way - the film! dales high way certificate & guestbook don't forget to call in at the appleby tourist information centre when you finish your walk to sign the guestbook and collect your certificate. dales high way lapel badges celebrate your dales high way walk with this beautiful high quality enamel lapel badge. -- tweets by @skywarepress this website is sponsored by our publishers: you can help support this website by buying your guide books direct from the publisher . thank you. home | route | guides | accommodation | forum | links

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