Spring arrived eventually this week up north, the Lakes would be heaving, so we chose an isolated North Pennine walk for the weekend. Ten miles plus of moorland walking, with only a small group of walkers seen at a summit, doing a separate route, to interupt complete loneliness. This is walk 9.8 in
"....which has the merit of being the first recorded route in the valley (Borrowdale). A once very popular route, it is rarely ascended now......a classic of its time" Despite the above, from the F&RCC guide book of the Millenium, and what the first ascenscionist may have written, having
An easy late summer flower walk of 6.5 miles. You could park at the large and busy car park above the falls at Aysgarth, or at Thoralby, or best of all in the pull off by the footbridge a km west of Aysgarth. Cross the bridge and continue to the B road. turn left on it for a km till the