Nine ideas for walks in each region

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Guided walks for people who’d like to get back to where they started

Walking guides done

differently

Every route with custom maps and videos of the whole route

Fewer routes - better

information

Walking was one activity that appeared to gain in popularity thanks to the restrictions brought about by Covid. That popularity hasn’t, or so it seems, been maintained. Some at least of those new to it’s benefits as a form of exercise will have been deterred from trying more adventurous routes by a lack of confidence at route-finding. There’s no shortage of advice available to help you pick out a route if you are visiting one of the UK’s greener and lumpier regions and want to leave the car behind for a few hours, but you may be presented with an overwhelming number of choices and only limited information as to how to decide between them. How can you be sure that the route is right for you? If only you could see what it’s like beforehand……. And not everyone has the confidence in their ability to find the way, armed with just a map, or a map and a GPS, or a phone and faltering faith in the true extent of 4G coverage. That can mean relying on someone else, or not going at all. Here, for each route, you get a custom map which you can print or view on a small screen - custom in that only the information relevant to finding the way is included. And so that you can see if the route is right for you, there are videos, at both normal and high speed, of the entire route. So there should be no surprises, nasty or nice. Some people want to know what to expect around every corner. Some don’t. And in case you were wondering just how many routes there are for each area, it’s not two. That would be silly.

Pennines South

Eastern Wolds

And to prove that there really is other stuff in preparation, here’s a sample of what may be appearing in the next few months.

9walks2.download

Guided walks for people who’d like to get back to where they started

Walking guides done

differently

Every route with custom maps and videos of the whole route

Fewer routes - better information

Walking was one activity that appeared to gain in popularity thanks to the restrictions brought about by Covid. That popularity hasn’t, or so it seems, been maintained. Some at least of those new to it’s benefits as a form of exercise will have been deterred from trying more adventurous routes by a lack of confidence at route- finding. There’s no shortage of advice available to help you pick out a route if you are visiting one of the UK’s greener and lumpier regions and want to leave the car behind for a few hours, but you may be presented with an overwhelming number of choices and only limited information as to how to decide between them. How can you be sure that the route is right for you? If only you could see what it’s like beforehand……. And not everyone has the confidence in their ability to find the way, armed just with a map, or a map and a GPS, or a phone and faltering faith in the true extent of 4G coverage. That can mean relying on someone else, or not going at all. Here, for each route, you get a custom map which you can print or view on a small screen - custom in that only the information relevant to finding the way is included. And so that you can see if the route is right for you, there are videos, at both normal and high speed, of the entire route. So there should be no surprises, nasty or nice. Some people want to know what to expect around every corner. Some don’t. And in case you were wondering just how many routes there are for each area, it’s not two. That would be silly.

Pennines South

Eastern Wolds

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Guided walks for people who’d like to get back to where they started

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Custom maps and videos of the whole route Walking was one activity that appeared to gain in popularity thanks to the restrictions brought about by Covid. That popularity hasn’t, or so it seems, been maintained. Some at least of those new to it’s benefits as a form of exercise will have been deterred from trying more adventurous routes by a lack of confidence at route-finding. There’s no shortage of advice available to help you pick out a route if you are visiting one of the UK’s greener and lumpier regions and want to leave the car behind for a few hours, but you may be presented with an overwhelming number of choices and only limited information as to how to decide between them. How can you be sure that the route is right for you? If only you could see what it’s like beforehand……. And not everyone has the confidence in their ability to find the way, armed just with a map, or a map and a GPS, or a phone and faltering faith in the trye extent of 4G coverage. That can mean relying on someone else, or not going at all. Here, for each route, you get a custom map which you can print or view on a small screen - custom in that only the information relevant to finding the way is included. And so that you can see if the route is right for you, there are videos, at both normal and high speed, of the entire route. So there should be no surprises, nasty or nice. Some people want to know what to expect around every corner. Some don’t. And in case you were wondering just how many routes there are for each area, it’s not two. That would be silly.