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2.27km 
+12m 
-12m 
0h40
Easy 
Starting point in Manchester A short city-centre walking tour from a historic alehouse, featuring a mix of well-known landmarks and lesser curiosities.
7.57km
+141m
-134m
2h35
Average
Starting point in Manchester Follow the Trans-Pennine Trail to a popular local landmark with extensive views.
6.33km
+82m
-91m
2h05
Average
Starting point in Manchester Wide views, interesting corners, and a quiet stretch of canal towpath with a spooky tunnel.
5.21km
+70m
-70m
1h40
Easy
Starting point in Manchester Canal towpath and riverside walking in a wildlife-rich rural oasis, including a local nature reserve.
6.74km
+150m
-150m
2h20
Average
Starting point in Manchester Descend through flowery pastures and then circumnavigate a scenic wooded reservoir.
5.56km
+128m
-128m
1h55
Easy
Starting point in Manchester Pleasant farmland walking with a pretty interlude along a wooded stream valley.
2.87km
+63m
-64m
1h00
Easy
Starting point in Manchester A contouring farmland stroll with wide views over Bolton to Winter Hill.
32.28km
+126m
-112m
3 days
Average
Starting point in Tyne and Wear Follow the "The Christian crossroads of the British Isles" from Seaton Sluice to Chester-le-Street and explore the heritage along the way. This route can be divided into sections in regard to your physical abilities.
5.78km
+37m
-5m
1h45
Easy
Starting point in Seaton Valley - Northumberland This is the section of the Angel's Way one of the Northern Saints' pilgrimage routes which starts in Holywell and ends in Backworth. This section is rural passing through agricultural land.
This can be combined with the previous section (Seaton Sluice to Holywell) or the next section (Backworth to Killingworth) for a longer walk.
5.36km
+15m
-17m
1h35
Easy
Starting point in Tyne and Wear This urban section of the Angel's Way is broken up with a walk around Gosforth Golf Course and optionally the Gosforth Nature Reserve, finishing at the Brandling Villa.
4.85km
+14m
-9m
1h25
Easy
Starting point in Tyne and Wear This walk mixes the urban landscapes of Newcastle with the beautiful Jesmond Dene. Visit a ruined chapel, holy well and city centre museum to finish the walk.
7.92km
+244m
-239m
3h00
Average
Starting point in Llanelltyd - Gwynedd Wooded hills behind the hotel, returning via the River Gwynant and Mawddach Trail.
8.75km
+271m
-276m
3h15
Difficult
Starting point in Llanelltyd - Gwynedd A superb viewpoint, a pretty lake and a level return through the marshes.
16.39km
+594m
-596m
6h25
Very difficult
Starting point in Llanelltyd - Gwynedd Glorious mountain lakes in the shadow of Cadair, returning via the Gwynant valley.
5.41km
+133m
-132m
1h55
Average
Starting point in Llanelltyd - Gwynedd Along our adjacent rail trail and back via the scenic foothills of Cadair Idris.
6.47km
+22m
-21m
1h55
Easy
Starting point in Tyne and Wear This is a section of the Angel's Way. It starts in Backworth and follows a rural route passing the ruins of Burradon Tower. After that, it passes through Burradon, Camperdown and Killingworth finishing at the picturesque Killingworth Lake.
4.45km
+26m
-2m
1h20
Easy
Starting point in Seaton Valley - Northumberland This path is part of the Angel's Way, one of the Northern Saints' pilgrimage routes which starts in Seaton Sluice and end in Chester-le-Street. This section passes Seaton Delaval Hall, the Church of Our Lady, and the Holywell which gives the village its name.
13.49km
+572m
-574m
5h30
Difficult
Starting point in Dolgellau - Gwynedd A hearty, hilly hike to the foot of Cader Idris, passing Llyn Gafr, Llyn-y-Gadair and Llyn Gwernan.
2.89km
+65m
-64m
1h00
Easy
Starting point in Dolgellau - Gwynedd A short stroll close to Dolgellau town centre, featuring a pretty riverside walk and a historic sacred well.
7.59km
+233m
-226m
2h50
Average
Starting point in Dolgellau - Gwynedd A walk on little-known paths through delightful wooded country between hidden farms and valleys.
19.62km
+802m
-904m
7h55
Difficult
Starting point in Lakes - Cumbria This is a varied walk with a couple of fells to climb but nothing really difficult. Take care of yourself and look out for wildlife along the way. Just enjoy the journey and make the most of the moment. Along the way are 2 Wainwrights, 2 tarns, 2 pubs and a lake.
6.2km
+624m
-624m
3h35
Difficult
Starting point in Le Biot - 74 - Haute-Savoie Starting in the abandoned ski resort of Drouzin le Mont in Col du Corbier, this is a moderate mountain climb winding through a forest section & alpine meadows before concluding with a short but challenging craggy rock face. The summit is sheltered by large rocks offering 360 stunning views of Lac Leman to the North and Mont Blanc to the South. It is not for the faint hearted, solo inexperienced or novice if a vertical rock scramble is not your thing, but the rest of hike is far more moderate.
10.71km
+26m
-27m
3h10
Average
Starting point in Boldre - Hampshire A rewarding walk using a superb but little-known permissive path along an attractive stretch of the Solent foreshore, returning via parkland and a former WW2 airstrip.
4.83km
+24m
-25m
1h25
Easy
Starting point in Boldre - Hampshire Stroll along the bird-rich Lymington River, returning via a monument to a local naval hero.
9.25km
+3m
-3m
2h40
Average
Starting point in Lymington and Pennington - Hampshire Saunter on level, well-maintained paths around the creeks and saltmarshes of the Solent with views to Hurst Castle and the Isle of Wight. Includes directions to Lymington town centre.
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A Manchester Mini-Trail from the Grey Horse Inn