Birks Fell (610 metres)
A 10-mile walk from Buckden, in Upper Wharfedale, up onto Horse Head Moor and Birks Fell, one of the the lowest "Hewitts" in England and Wales at 610 metres, or 2,000-feet!
View photos from this walk HERE
Thursday, May 02, 2013
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Borrowdale, Lake District
27th & 28th April 2013
A bright and sunny day on Saturday, and then a wet and very windy day on Sunday. We met at Rosthwaite in Borrowdale, and then walked down the valley to Grange then up to Hause Gate, then up along the ridge across Maiden Moor to High Spy and Dale Head. We then dropped back into the valley, via Castle Crag.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Night Hike
Pen-y-ghent
Saturday 20th April 2013
Beautiful, cold evening with clear skies and bright moon.
Guided by Mark Reid, 7 people took part and we reached the summit just as the sun was setting behind Ingleborough. We walked back along Horton Scar Lane without torches as the moonlight was bright enough to see where we were going.
Pen-y-ghent
Saturday 20th April 2013
Beautiful, cold evening with clear skies and bright moon.
Guided by Mark Reid, 7 people took part and we reached the summit just as the sun was setting behind Ingleborough. We walked back along Horton Scar Lane without torches as the moonlight was bright enough to see where we were going.
Yorkshire Three Peaks
Sunday 21st April 2013
12 participants took part, who raised over £4,000 between them for various charities.
Three Peak Walkers were: Sarah, Karen, Vikki, Julie, Justyna, David, Jack, Graham, Damian, Mark, Patrice and Craig. Guided by Mark Reid and Kath Needham
Set off at 7:15am at Ribblehead, and finished at 7:25pm. Climbed Whernside first, then Ingleborough and finally Pen-y-ghent.
Weather was cold, blustery with some showers in the afternoon, and then the sun came out for the last 2 hours.
WELL DONE EVERYONE - the Yorkshire Three Peaks is certainly a challenge walk!
Sunday 21st April 2013
12 participants took part, who raised over £4,000 between them for various charities.
Three Peak Walkers were: Sarah, Karen, Vikki, Julie, Justyna, David, Jack, Graham, Damian, Mark, Patrice and Craig. Guided by Mark Reid and Kath Needham
Set off at 7:15am at Ribblehead, and finished at 7:25pm. Climbed Whernside first, then Ingleborough and finally Pen-y-ghent.
Weather was cold, blustery with some showers in the afternoon, and then the sun came out for the last 2 hours.
WELL DONE EVERYONE - the Yorkshire Three Peaks is certainly a challenge walk!
Thursday, March 14, 2013
NNAS "Straight to Silver" navigation skills course
Grinton and Reeth in Swaledale, Yorkshire Dales
8th - 10th March 2013
Great 3-day course in the Yorkshire Dales, with sun, snow and wind! We based the course from the excellent Bridge Inn at Grinton - great beer and food. On Sunday we went up onto Calver Hill, with 35mph winds and a biting wind-chill of -15C! A great experience, and great training conditions for this more advanced navigation course...
TeamWalking website
Photos copyright: Mark Reid and Richard Barton
Grinton and Reeth in Swaledale, Yorkshire Dales
8th - 10th March 2013
Great 3-day course in the Yorkshire Dales, with sun, snow and wind! We based the course from the excellent Bridge Inn at Grinton - great beer and food. On Sunday we went up onto Calver Hill, with 35mph winds and a biting wind-chill of -15C! A great experience, and great training conditions for this more advanced navigation course...
TeamWalking website
Photos copyright: Mark Reid and Richard Barton
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
Winter Skills course
Aviemore, Cairngorms
March 2013
Great weekend course in the Cairngorms, with Rob Wymer (IML).
TeamWalking website
Aviemore, Cairngorms
March 2013
Great weekend course in the Cairngorms, with Rob Wymer (IML).
TeamWalking website
Monday, February 25, 2013
NNAS Silver Award navigation skills weekend
Grinton, Swaledale
23 - 24 February 2013
A very wintry weekend in the Yorkshire Dales, for a 2-day advanced navigation skills course (NNAS Silver Award). The focus of the silver award is Open Access land, compass skills, bearings, accurate distance estimation and the upland environment.
For more information click HERE
Grinton, Swaledale
23 - 24 February 2013
A very wintry weekend in the Yorkshire Dales, for a 2-day advanced navigation skills course (NNAS Silver Award). The focus of the silver award is Open Access land, compass skills, bearings, accurate distance estimation and the upland environment.
For more information click HERE
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