Guided Walks Test

With a Castle and Cathedral, the snaking river Eden and a bit of the Hadrian’s Wall Path, there’s lots to enjoy at the end of the line!

Distance: 10mi / 16km

We follow in the footsteps of Lady Anne Clifford, Noblewoman and restorer of castles, along the Highway to Kirkby Stephen.

Route: Garsdale, The High Way, Hell Gill, Thrang Bridge, Lammerside Castle, Wharton Hall, Nateby, Kirkby Stephen Station

Distance: 12mi / 19.3km

A great day out along the line with a scenic ride to Appleby and a prospect to see the “elusive” bluebells at Flakebridge Woods!

Route: Appleby, Black Hill, Dufton, Flakebridge Woods, Appleby

Distance: 9mi / 12.8km

Gone to Pot: a circular walk around Horton in Ribblesdale visiting three "Pots" including the impressive Hull Pot.

Note: This is part of the ride2stride Walking Festival. See www.ride2stride.co.uk for more details.

Trail Taster: Dales High Way: Settle to Horton. Sample some of this fantastic trail that starts and ends on the Leeds-Settle-Carlisle line.

Note: This is part of the ride2stride Walking Festival. See www.ride2stride.co.uk for more details.

Trail Taster: The Pennine Way. Horton to Ribblehead. Walk part of Britain's first national trail.

Note: This is part of the ride2stride Walking Festival. See www.ride2stride.co.uk for more details.

Settle Circular via Feizor and Oxenber Woods. A chance to see wild flowers in bloom.

Note: This is part of the ride2stride Walking Festival. See www.ride2stride.co.uk for more details.

Settle Circular via Cleatop Wood, Scaleber Force and Attermire Scar

Note: This is part of the ride2stride Walking Festival. See www.ride2stride.co.uk for more details.

Garsdale to Kirkby Stephen via the stunning Mallerstang Edge.

Note: This is part of the ride2stride Walking Festival. See www.ride2stride.co.uk for more details.

Walk through the Nature Reserve at Gauber and visit Chapel le Dale while learning more about the history of the Ribblehead area. Lunch at St Leonard's includes an outdoor graveyard theatre to celebrate the lives of the Ribblehead Navvies buried there.

Note: This is part of the ride2stride Walking Festival. See www.ride2stride.co.uk for more details.