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Yorkshire GPX Walking Routes

ADLINGFLEET 

10.1 MILE CIRCULAR WALK STARTING AT ADLINGFLEET TAKING IN BLACKTOFT SANDS.
Owner:  WALKERBROS, Type: route/track, Area: England.


160928 Lowna Bridge 

Distance 17.4km Ascent 552m
Owner:  tomrobson, Type: route/track, Area: England.


160929 Newton on Radcliffe 

Distance 19.3km Ascent 561m
Owner:  tomrobson, Type: route/track, Area: England.


160930 Pickering Ellerburn 

Distance 15.9km Ascent 323m
Owner:  tomrobson, Type: route/track, Area: England.


Nettle Fell 

From Newbiggin-on-Lune take Coast to coast then break off NE to Cross CG Fell. Descend to Crosby Carret, lanes SE to Smardale Nature Reserve. Follow disused rwy to cross Smardale viaduct then return to start on Coast to Coast. 14.7km, 300m vertical, 3:25hr. (Recorded 25/04/14)
Owner:  ninthace, Type: route/track, Area: England.


South Cave - North Cave - Skidby and North Newbald - East Yo 

26 ml
Owner:  hillybilly, Type: route/track, Area: England.


Crosby Ravensworth 

Park Crosby Ravensworth village hall. Minor rd S to Townhead. Turn SW via Slack Randy to junction with Coast to Coast. NNW along C2C until Oddendale. Return E on FP to start. 8.9km, 168m ascent, 1:50. (Recorded 29/07/14)
Owner:  ninthace, Type: route/track, Area: England.


The Pendle Way (Section 1) - Barrowford - Barnoldswick 

Section 1 of the Pendle Way. The Route starts at the Heritage Centre in Barrowford and ends at Bancroft Mill in Barnoldswick. The route is 6.9 miles long.
Owner:  bigvern10, Type: route/track, Area: England.


110812 Chapel le Dale 

start from chapel le dale layby distance 11.3km ascent/descent 215m
Owner:  tomrobson, Type: route/track, Area: England.


Marsden, Dark Peak, 

Walk completed 16/10/13, park where route crosses A62
Owner:  Woodford Walkers, Type: route/track, Area: England.


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Mountain Tables: Tables of the mountain and hill summits of England and Wales by Micheal Dewey
 

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