This route leads from the village of Clapham to the summit of Ingleborough and back again passing several points of interest including Ingleborough Cave and Gaping Gill. Ingleborough is one of the 3 peaks, the other two being Pen-y-ghent and Whernside.
Circular | 17.4km (10.8 miles) | Difficulty: Medium
This walk mixes sections of the Pennine way and the route used for the 3 peaks challenge to offer walkers extensive views of the North Yorkshire moors. The route traverses Whitber Hill then climbs Pen-y-ghent before returning to Horton-in-Ribblesdale.
Circular | 10.2km (6.3 miles) | Difficulty: Medium
This route is another link in the chain of scenic circular walks along the Tees. This route covers the Tees passage between Middleton-in-Teesdale and Romaldkirk. The walk is a mixture of brief sections of field walking, river banks and bridleways.
Circular | 15.4km (9.6 miles) | Difficulty: Easy
This route covers the stretch of the river between the village of Whorlton and Barnard Castle. Mixing some stretches of field walking with river side paths this route is relatively long but isn’t too taxing.
Circular | 13.7km (8.5 miles) | Difficulty: Easy
This route covers the section of Tees which travels between Bow Lees (near Low Force) and Middleton-in-Teesdale.
Circular | 13.5km (8.37 miles) | Difficulty: Medium
This route stars in the Yorkshire village of Helmsley and passes many interesting sights such as the ruins of Helmsley castle, the grounds of Duncombe house, Rievaulx abbey and several follies.
Circular | 11km (6.9 miles) | Difficulty: Easy
This route travels along the Tees from Low Force to High Force then leads over and back around Cronkley Scar.
Circular | 19.6km (12.2 miles) | Difficulty: Medium
This route is rated medium to difficult as in the good conditions it offers little challenge. However, in more treacherous conditions it can become very difficult.
Circular | 12.5km (7.77 miles) | Difficulty: Medium to Hard
This is an easy walk on the outskirts of the town of Morecombe.
Circular | 7.1km (4.5 miles) | Difficulty: Easy
This route is relatively short but can quite tricky in places. It isn’t recommend for walkers to follow it when there’s snow or ice as some stretches of the path are very irregular and rocky. The same applies for when there has been a lot of recent wet weather. A lot of the walk takes place right next to the River Greta and there are also several stream crossings where walkers will need to hop across rocks.
Circular | 12km (7.5 miles) | Difficulty: Medium
Northern Paths 