Kirkby Stephen - Winton - Rookby Scarth - Belah - Barras area - Thorney Gale - Tewfitt Mires - Brough Sowerby
Come and enjoy a day out and guided walk in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales
Guided Walks
All FoSCL guided walks are free of charge and there is no need to book in advance. The current programme is shown below. You can browse through all the walks, or search for specific walks matching your criteria. Walks are automatically removed a day after they take place. Some walks involve the use of an additional bus service. In these cases normal fares and concessions will apply.
To download a printed copy of the current leaflet click here.
For further important information about the walks (including travel details) please click here.
Please note that on days when engineering work causes alterations to the published timetable planned walks are likley to be cancelled. Please check details of individual walks for up to date information.
Guided Walks
Lazonby - Kirkoswald - Old Parks - Glassonby - Addingham Church - Long Meg Stone Circle - Lacy's Cave - Eden Bridge - Lazonby.
Come and enjoy a day out and guided walk in the beautiful Eden Valley
Settle - Attermire - Kirkby Fell - Malham - Malham Cove - Langscar - Jubilee Cave - Settle.
Come and enjoy a day out and guided walk in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales
Garsdale - East House - Aisgill - Hell Gill - Cotter End - Thwaite Bridge - Yore House - Garsdale.
Come and enjoy a day out and guided walk in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales
Horton-in-Ribblesdale - Hull Pot - Pen-y-ghent - Churn Milk Hole - Stainforth Force - Langcliffe Mill - Settle.
Come and enjoy a day out and guided walk in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales
Windermere - Troutbeck - Wansfell - Ambleside.
Clapham - Long Lane - Trow Gill - Simon Fell - Park Fell - Ribblehead.
Kirkby Stephen Station - Birkett Fell - Wharton Hall - Podgill & Masongill Viaducts - Kirkby Stephen - Stenkrith Falls - Kirkby Stephen Station
Ribblehead - Winterscales - Whernside - Ingleborough - Horton - Brackenbottom - Pen-y-ghent - Hunt Pot - Horton.
Rock around Armathwaite. See evidence of the area once being a hot dry desert and for the early splitting of the Atlantic Ocean.
There will also be an opportunity to visit the restored Midland Railway signal box at Armathwaite Station.
Travel notes for guided walks
All walks are free of charge and begin and end at one of the stations along the line. The start time is determined by the arrival time of the relevant train at the start station. For details of the connecting trains please click here
Some walks involve additional service bus journeys on which normal fares and concessions apply.
Guided walk grades...
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E: Easy - Short walk on well defined paths with ample time for stops etc.
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M: Moderate - may involve small hill climb(s)
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MS: Moderately strenuous with a hill climb(s)
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S: Strenuous - lengthy with hill climb(s)
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VS: Very strenuous - long with many hill climbs and time constraints to meet train times.
