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Sat 18th Apr | Westmorland (5) A Walk - Tebay to Shap B Walk - Tebay to Shap |
A Walk: 11 miles B Walk: 8.5 miles |
Sat 16th May | England 1 v Wales 0 A Walk - Pen-y-ghent B Walk - Ribble Way/Pennine Bridleway to Settle |
A Walk: 11 miles B Walk: 8 miles |
Sat 20th June | England 1 v Wales 1 A Walk - Drum B Walk - Aber N Wales Coastal Path |
A Walk: 11 miles B Walk: 9 miles |
Sat 18th July | England 2 v Wales 1 A Walk - The Old Man of Coniston B Walk - Tarn Hows, Cumbria Way |
A Walk: 8 miles B Walk: 8 miles |
Sat 15th August | England 2 v Wales 2 A Walk - Tal-y-Fan B Walk - Penmaenmawr Circular |
A Walk: 10 miles B Walk: 7.5 miles |
Sat 19th Sept | England 3 v Wales 2 A Walk - The Calf, Howgills B Walk - Rawthey Valley |
A Walk: 9.5 miles B Walk: 8 miles |
SUNDAY 18th Oct | England 3 v Wales 3 A Walk - Llantysilio Mountain B Walk - Clwydian Way to Corwen |
A Walk: 10 miles B Walk: 9 miles |
This summer's theme is English vs Welsh mountains alternating between the two countries to compare and contrast terrain. We kick off with Pen-y-ghent (2277ft) and respond with Drum (2520ft). Our highest peak is The Old Man of Coniston(2633ft). Stone circles and standing stones surround the plateau of Tal-y-Fan and the ascent of The Calf is via Cautley Spout. The final walk, Llantysilio, is the double peaks of Moel y Gaer (1653ft) and Moel Morfydd (1804ft).
The shorter walks are drawn from sections of the long distance paths of the Ribble Way, Pennine Bridleway, North Wales Coastal Path, the Cumbria and Clwydian Ways.These scenic routes will visit Aber Falls, Tarn Hows and Coniston Water, Fairy Glen, the Rawthey Valley and Cautley Spout.