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Right - is there a 'standard' route for people to follow doing the yorkshire 3 peaks? I'm looking at doing the walk soon and want to look into the route before I walk it (more for curiosity than anything else!).
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Right - is there a 'standard' route for people to follow doing the yorkshire 3 peaks? I'm looking at doing the walk soon and want to look into the route before I walk it (more for curiosity than anything else!).
I supplied a list of grid references recently for where I think the route goes (I haven't done it or decades) in response to a query recently. No one disputed it but that might mean that no one with recent experience of the walk bothered to check them out. I can't find the scrap of paper that I wrote them on so you will have to google for the message.
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Right - is there a 'standard' route for people to follow doing the
yorkshire
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3 peaks? I'm looking at doing the walk soon and want to look into the
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before I walk it (more for curiosity than anything else!).
For about 80% of it, you simply follow the yellow brick road. Most of the route has been "improved" by the YDNP, as the consequence of some pretty dreadful erosion. I suspect that much of this has been generated by organised parties doing "challenge" walks.
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Ok... might be a strange question...but never mind!
Right - is there a 'standard' route for people to follow doing the yorkshire 3 peaks? I'm looking at doing the walk soon and want to look into the route before I walk it (more for curiosity than anything else!).
Have a look at: www.walkingenglishman.com/dales1.htm Cheers! Runningfox
In article <[email hidden]>, Chris Naylor <[email hidden]> wrote on Tue, 19 Apr 2005 at 00:11:53:
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Ok... might be a strange question...but never mind!
Right - is there a 'standard' route for people to follow doing the yorkshire 3 peaks? I'm looking at doing the walk soon and want to look into the route before I walk it (more for curiosity than anything else!).
