Favourite Walks

navidson · February 11, 2022

Everton are getting me down at the moment so decided to return back to a favourite 'head-clearing' pastime - Going for a big walk at the weekend

Do people on here have a favourite walk that they return to whenever they need a boost? Went up Moel Famau a couple of weeks ago and really enjoyed it - Looking to go out again somewhere tomorrow

Nymzee · February 11, 2022

The walk to the fridge.

Azzurri · February 11, 2022

Walk to ye ma’s

longers · February 11, 2022

navidson · February 11, 2022

This is going as well as expected

longers · February 11, 2022

also this is possibly the coolest dude on the internet

Ray Purchase · February 11, 2022

The Wirral Way.

West Kirby to the Old Hadlow Road railway station.

Rucksack, sarnies and a flask of tea.

ste d' indica · February 11, 2022

To the chippy. Just done it now, ace it was.

COYBL25 · February 11, 2022

In no particular order :

Coniston Old Man - starts and ends with a fantastic bar in the Sun Hotel.

Helvellyn - can be t shirt and shorts at bottom and full Winter gear at the top. Popular, but still very challenging.

Great Gable and Haystacks - Buttermere - starts with a gorgeous easy walk around the lake and then becomes a real hike - stunning views at the top.

Buttermere the place is just heaven too.

Snowdon, any of the routes, out of season - too busy in the season and gets silly.

Holyhead Mountain - stunning views and one anyone could do.

Ray Purchase · February 11, 2022

Buttermere.

Went there with Anfield Comp in 1968.

Heaven compared to Norris Green, where I grew up.

Togger Blue · February 11, 2022

Ray Purchase said:
The Wirral Way.

West Kirby to the Old Hadlow Road railway station.

Rucksack, sarnies and a flask of tea.

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I've done that a few times in the opposite direction, but starting a bit further on at Hooton railway station & finishing at West Kirby, just over 12 miles(ish), so about 4 hours depending if you stop for a drink/scran (cafe near Thurstaston if open). Handy if you use the train depending where you live. Flat all the way, old railway track (Hadlow Road with rails still but not elsewhere), only cross a couple of minor roads. Further afield but not too far away if you've got a motor - any of the various routes around or near to Malham Cove/Malham Tarn or Ingleton - problem there though 'cos of all the people who go there for a walk! ??

blue61 · February 11, 2022

Ray Purchase said:
The Wirral Way.

West Kirby to the Old Hadlow Road railway station.

Rucksack, sarnies and a flask of tea.

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Nice cafe at the Old Hadlow Station.

blue61 · February 11, 2022

COYBL25 said:
In no particular order :

Coniston Old Man - starts and ends with a fantastic bar in the Sun Hotel.

Helvellyn - can be t shirt and shorts at bottom and full Winter gear at the top. Popular, but still very challenging.

Great Gable and Haystacks - Buttermere - starts with a gorgeous easy walk around the lake and then becomes a real hike - stunning views at the top.

Buttermere the place is just heaven too.

Snowdon, any of the routes, out of season - too busy in the season and gets silly.

Holyhead Mountain - stunning views and one anyone could do.

I think you're confusing 'walks' with the three peaks challenge.