A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: Helm Crag
The walk begins at the heart of Grasmere village, and through the National Trust estate at Allan Bank. The route follows Easedale Road then into the woodland at the foot of Helm Crag …
The walk begins at the heart of Grasmere village, and through the National Trust estate at Allan Bank. The route follows Easedale Road then into the woodland at the foot of Helm Crag …
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Leaving Black Sail Youth Hostel head up the valley to cross the River Liza. The bridge takes you up to Black Sail Pass, at the top of the pass turn northwest and step onto the main ridge that leads you to the summit …
Starting at the car park, the walk begins passing the rather grand Kenwood House, with a place to grab a drink and snack if needed. The route takes you skirting round the building, in and out of paths surrounded by foliage and leafy arches, with a view of one of the bigger lakes.
This is a lovely walk through Falkland Estate in Fife. Starting at the Stables car park, it is roughly 3.8 miles. The cinder paths make it accessible even when wet and the views over the Howe of Fife to the tips of the Highlands are well worth the walk.
Julia Bradbury heads off up Castle Crags, a small but spectacular fell in the jewels of the Borrowdale Valley in this walk as seen on BBC series Wainwright Walks.
Scafell is the highest mountain in England standing at 3210ft. Start at Seathwaite Farm near Seatoller, the walk is gradual as it follows Derwent River up to Stockley Bridge …
Blencathra – or Saddleback as it is also known – rises to just under 3,000-feet in the northern Lake District …
A good circular walk with includes some steep upward and downward inclines with both countryside and coastal views of beautiful West Dorset.
This walk ascents from Gatesgarth Farm, then turns away from Buttermere up Scarth Gap Pass that leads you through Low and High Wax Knott. Then there are a variety of different paths here that lead you up to the cairn at Haystacks.
This walk is an ideal platform for delving into the fascinating stories surrounding the line and the surprising history of Portland harbour.
This is a route through the very heart of Scotland, following the second longest river, The Spey.