Arthur's Pike The Easy Way
Take the road onto Askham Fell from Helton. Park at sp ht 305. Route goes NW on clear track to Moor Divock then cuts W across to The Cockpit (stone circle). It then roughly follows the line of the Roman Road (High Street) SW climbing steadily towards Lords Seat. On gaining the ridge it cuts across to the path coming from Arthur's Pike and follows this path N to the Pike. Good views from here. The return is via the path from the Pike across Barton Fell back to The Cockpit. This time head N on a well defined path to the cairn marking the intersection a cross path. Turn right and return via Ketley Gate to start. 11.8km, 300m ascent/descent, 2:40hr. Recorded 17/8/15.
Owner: ninthace, Type: route/track, Area: England.
Whin Rigg, Illgill Head, Sca Fell and Slightside from Miterd
Longish day with a fair bit of climbing but using a fairly unused route - unlikely to see too many people on this apart from Sca Fell summit - feels very remote. Actual GPX track from my Etrex 30 so squiggly line ;-)
Owner: lorettocourt, Type: route/track, Area: England.
Grizedale Forest and Carron Crag
Park in layby at Moor Top. Take forest track W towards Grizedale Moor. Pass W of Jack Gap to ht 253. Continue S on track to take FP to Carron Crag. From Crag follow FP S and SE to rejoin track. Descend NE to Activity Centre. Leave road on green lane NE. Cross stile in wall on rt and follow FP SE across fields to join White Route. Follow route N past tarn to sandstone fox sculpture at ht 203. Take FP and tracks N back to road. 10km, 347m up & down, 2:25hr. Recorded 24/10/14.
Owner: ninthace, Type: route/track, Area: England.
Water Crag & Rogan's Seat from Tan Hill Inn
From Tan Hill Inn, follow road E. After cattle grid leave road on track to rt. At first bend in track take faint grass path to left. Note: BW shown on map does not exist. Continue on faint or non-existent path ESE via Kings Pit, Mirk Fell Edge, William Gill and Great Scollit Hill to Annaside Edge. Leave path heading S towards cairn that will become visible after first rise. From cairn head SW towards summit shelter and trig point. Follow path from trig point W to Pile of Stones (currick) then SW to corner of fence line near Moor Hen Nest. Follow fence line (not on map) SSW to Rogan's Seat. Take shooter's track S to join Coast to Coast path. Head W along C2C to Swinner Gill, Crack Pot and Keld. Return to Tan Hill on Pennine Way. 19.6km, 592m ascent/descent, est time 4:50hr. (Gps track recorded 01/07/13)
Owner: ninthace, Type: route/track, Area: England.
Hartsop Circular
Hartsop Dodd-Stony Cove Pike-Thornthwaite Crag-Gray Crag. 6.2 miles, 2,900 ft
Owner: fitfish, Type: route/track, Area: England.
EYLDWA Hutton Hike
Hike from the Beverley Minster (East Yorkshire) to Driffield Town centre
Owner: molson, Type: route/track, Area: England.
Great End
An 8? mile walk from Seathwaite over Stockley Bridge, then up through Grains Gill & Ruddy Gill to Esk Hause & Calf Cove to reach Great End, returning via Esk Hause & Sprinkling Tarn to Styhead Tarn back to Stockley Bridge & Seathwaite
Owner: catbells, Type: route/track, Area: England.
Pendle Hill from Downham
The route starts and ends at the village carpark in Downham (free!). The route is 6.4 miles and took me around 2 and a half hours. A pdf of the walk can be found by clicking the link below.
Owner: bigvern10, Type: route/track, Area: England.
The Essex Way
Travel through the Essex countryside from Epping to Harwich on this 81 mile footpath. The path takes you through some interesting towns and delightful villages, including Chipping Ongar, Terling, Willingale, Pleshey, Coggeshall, Dedham and Mistley. The walk includes riverside sections along the River Blackwater, the River Colne and along the River Stour at the end of the route. This final section is particularly lovely passing the Wrabness Nature Reserve on the banks of the river Stour estuary. Here you can see owls, yellowhammers, whitethroats, turtle dove, song thrush, nightingales and bullfinches. The walk is waymarked with a white disc featuring poppies.
Owner: cpjmathieson, Type: route/track, Area: England.
Hassocks to Lewes
It is 16km walk from Hassocks to Lewes by South Downs Way. It starts at Hassocks railway station and ends at Lewes railway station. From Lewes it is possible to take a train do Brighton (16 minutes), spend the afternoon there and return by another train from Brighton to Hassocks.
Owner: mieczyslaw, Type: route/track, Area: England.