Feature · 6 Sep 2020
The Pennine Way: is it really a slog through bog?
Having discovered the Pennine Way from a signpost pointing towards a desolate landscape and then being warned that the walk was a slog, Tarjei Næss Skrede set out on England’s...
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Article · 5 Dec 2018
The Cromwell Way – A walk through the English Civil War
Nick Burton retraces the route Oliver Cromwell and his troops took from Yorkshire to Lancashire in 1648 to take part in the Battle of Preston. Along the way he explores the...
Feature · 1 Aug 2018
Five days on the Pennine Way: Completing the trail 63 years after beginning it
Tony Howard’s boyhood ambition to walk the Pennine Way was finally realised this summer when the good weather inspired him to finish what he’d started 63 years ago.
Article · 8 Nov 2017
How NOT to walk the Cumbria Way
Natalie Simpson reflects on her first long-distance experience - a failed attempt on the Cumbria Way - and the lessons she has since learned.
Feature · 8 Feb 2016
Accommodation along the Cumbria Way
Walking the Cumbria Way route through the Lake District from Ulverston to Carlisle.
Article · 31 Jul 2015
Another Coast to Coast Walk (Tell Us Your Story)
Another Coast to Coast Walk, submitted by Jim and Carol Watson. Or How Two People Created Their Own Path, with the help of Paddy Dillon and Cicerone.
Article · 6 Jun 2012
An enjoyable stroll along Hadrian's Wall
A bit of time off work happily coincided with the recent spell of fine weather. I had a loose plan in the back of my mind that I quite fancied walking a section of Hadrian's Wall, so I chucked a copy of the Cicerone guide to the National Trail in my...