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HOWARDIAN HILLS
SERIES OF WALKING BOOKS BY GEOFF BROOKS
GREAT VALUE POCKET SIZED BOOKS
"WALKS FROM SLINGSBY", "WALKS FROM EASTERN VILLAGES", "WALKS FROM CASTLE
HOWARD" and “WALKS WEST OF HOVINGHAM” ONLY £1.99
each!
Each book contains at least 12 easy to follow walks, averaging between 4 and
6 miles with some longer walks and suggestions for joining walks together.
A plan and detailed route description support every walk, and in each there
is a comprehensive introduction to the area, transport, refreshment places
and a guide on where to stay.
Also
available from the same author “WALKS FROM MALTON” containing 9 walks
starting from the North Yorkshire market town - £2.50
Visit the author's website:
www.howardianhillswalks.com for full details, discounts and
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LONG DISTANCE PATHS RUNNING THROUGH THE
REGION ARE HIGHLIGHTED IN WHITE
Vale of York and the Yorkshire Wolds (Pathfinder Guide), Brian Conduit and Dennis Kelsall -
The wide plain of the Vale of York lies at the very heart of the county of
Yorkshire with the historic city of York at its centre. The vale is bordered
by the Pennines to the west, the North York Moors to the north-east and the
Yorkshire Wolds to the east. While most visitors flock to Yorkshire's two
national parks, the flat plains of the Vale of York and the rolling uplands
the Wolds provide a diversity of scenery and walking opportunities that
should not be missed. Highlights of the 28 walks in this title include the
coastal drama of Flamborough Head, the deserted medieval village of Wharram
Percy and Beverley, with its majestic Minster. Published September 09.
Short Scenic Walks: Aire Valley, Paul Hannon -
20 classic walks, all
of less than 5 miles, through superb surroundings between Skipton and
Saltaire, from villages such as Lothersdale, Cononley, Eldwick, Bradley and
Kildwick. Published Nov 08
Drive and Stroll in West Yorkshire, Ron Freethy -
This work presents a collection of twenty
circular routes for those who enjoy a country drive to an attractive spot
for a refreshing walk. It includes routes near Burley in Wharfedale,
Heptonstall, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Ledsham and Kirkstall Abbey, along
with maps and photographs. Published April 07 |
FREEDOM
TO ROAM
South Pennines and the Bronte Moors, Andrew
Bibby - Frances Lincoln teams up with Ramblers Association - ardent
campaigner for greater public access to open land - to produce a
ground-breaking series of Wainwright-sized guides to areas newly opened up
to walkers by the Right to Roam legislation now coming into effect. The
first five guides explore the rich new opportunities for walkers in the Peak
and Pennine region. Each guide includes: An introduction to the area: its
landscape, history and natural history; 12 free-range rambles, graded for
difficulty, that allow walkers to choose their own route; A full-page
4-colour OS map for each walk; Special features on points of interest chosen
to add to walkers' enjoyment of the countryside; Practical information for
visitors; A guide to public rights of access. Published Feb 05
The Pennine Divide: Walking the Moors
Between Greater Manchester and Yorkshire, Andrew Bibby -
This guide contains directions and maps for twelve new walks through newly
opened access land close to the cities of Yorkshire and Greater Manchester.
Published Feb 05
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AA 50 Walks North Yorkshire - Walking is
one of Britain's favourite leisure activities, and this great pocket-sized
walking guide to North Yorkshire features a variety of mapped walks to suit
all abilities. Contained within the guide are 50 walks of 2-10 miles and all
the practical detail you need, accompanied by fascinating background reading
on the history and wildlife of the area, and an introduction to each walk.
All walks are annotated with local points of interest and places to stop for
refreshments. And every walk is given a summary of distance, time, gradient,
level of difficulty, type of surface and access, landscape, dog
friendliness, parking and public toilets. Published August 09.
AA 50 Walks West Yorkshire - Walking is one
of Britain's favourite leisure activities, and this great pocket-sized
walking guide to West Yorkshire features a variety of mapped walks to suit
all abilities. Contained within the guide are 50 walks of 2-10 miles and all
the practical detail you need, accompanied by fascinating background reading
on the history and wildlife of the area, and an introduction to each walk.
All walks are annotated with local points of interest and places to stop for
refreshments. And every walk is given a summary of distance, time, gradient,
level of difficulty, type of surface and access, landscape, dog
friendliness, parking and public toilets. Published August 09. |
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Footpaths for Fitness: West Yorkshire, Peter Young -
The twenty graded, circular routes have been
designed as a simple programme for those who want to maintain a healthy
lifestyle. The routes are between 1 and a quarter - 8 miles in length and
include: how to get to the start; estimate of calories used; details of
distance and terrain; recommended refreshment stop and numbered route
directions. Published May 09
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AA 40 Short Walks West Yorkshire - This compact and handy guide to short walks in West Yorkshire features walks between one and four miles long which can be covered in a morning or afternoon. There is an introduction for each walk giving background on the area, it's history, wildlife and other
points of interest; plus key information panels providing a summary of distance, time, gradient and ascent, level of difficulty, type of surface and access, landscape, dog friendliness, refreshments, parking and public toilets. Each walk has a highly detailed map and clear, easy-to-follow route directions. Published June 11.
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AA 40 Short Walks North Yorkshire - This compact and handy guide to short walks in North Yorkshire features walks between one and four miles long which can be covered in a morning or afternoon. There is an introduction for each walk giving background on the area, it's history, wildlife and other
points of interest; plus key information panels providing a summary of distance, time, gradient and ascent, level of difficulty, type of surface and access, landscape, dog friendliness, refreshments, parking and public toilets. Each walk has a highly detailed map and clear, easy-to-follow route directions. Published June 11.
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AA 30 Short Walks in North Yorkshire - Handy pocket-sized box of 30 short walking routes in North Yorkshire. Contained within the box are 30 cards each with a short walking route, so you can easily take it with you on the walk for reference. All of the walks featured are between 1 and 4 miles
long meaning they can be tackled in a morning or afternoon. Key panels give details on distance, gradient, difficulty, surface and other practical advice. Published January 11. 
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AA 30 Short Walks in West Yorkshire - Handy pocket-sized box of 30 short walking routes in West Yorkshire. Contained within the box are 30 cards each with a short walking route, so you can easily take it with you on the walk for reference. All of the walks featured are between 1 and 4 miles long
meaning they can be tackled in a morning or afternoon. Key panels give details on distance, gradient, difficulty, surface and other practical advice. Published January 11. 
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| Settle to Carlisle Hill Walk with Return by Classic Train Route, Hugh Steward - With over 22,000 feet of ascent in 105 miles, this journey sets out from Settle, taking in some of the classic summits of the
North Yorkshire Dales, Howgills and Eastern and Northern Cumbrian Fells. The walk ends at at Carlisle but your travels continue by returning to Settle on one of England's most scenic railway. This 8-day hill walk takes in the summits of Ingleborough, Whernside, Great Coum, before moving on to the Howgills including The Calf with routes over less known ridges into the Eastern Lakeland Fells. On this section of the guide the walk takes in
Haweswater Head, High Street, Sheffield Pike, as well as the Dodds, Blencathra, Bowscale Fell and High Pike of the Northern Lakeland Fells. The Author, Hugh Stewart, takes you through each walk - there are eight one for each day - with maps and route descriptions and his own anecdotes. Illustrated with photographs by the author and additional information including points of interest, geological and historical, throughout the book. This is a new
route that covers not only sections of classic routes but also visits less known areas of this beautiful and at times remote part of the British Isles. Ideal for confident and experienced walkers. Published January 11.
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The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge, Paul Shorrock - Paul Shorrock is the 'local' expert who has brought together the whole 'Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge' adventure. He starts by exploring each of the three peaks through six day walks before moving on to tackle the
whole challenge. Everything you need to explore these glorious landscapes and prepare yourself for the 12 hour Challenge is included in 'The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge':- - Fully detailed walk descriptions, with frequent timings to aid navigation, for the six day walks and the complete challenge. - OS 25k large scale mapping of all the walking routes. - Gps waypoints for the pin-point navigational accuracy that is so valuable for a successful
challenge. - Full training, accommodation and local information for everything you need to know before attempting the challenge. The Three Peaks of the Yorkshire Dales provide some of the finest walking in Britain. With a combination of high peaks and stunning scenery the area is rightly popular with outdoor types, from leisure walkers up to super-fit fell runners. It always seems to follow that when you have a mix of high places and human beings,
sooner or later someone will come up with an idea of a challenge of some kind. With the Three Peaks of Pen y Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough the solution was simple - do them all in one walk! Published July 10
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Heritage Walks in North East England, Dennis R Kelsall - Do you enjoy a walk in the country or a leisurely afternoon stroll? Do you have a taste for Britains history and heritage? Inside are 25 fantastic country walks taking in some of Northern England's top heritage sites, from National Trust
parkland to English Heritage properties. Perfect for walkers of all abilities and ranging from 2-13 miles in length, each circular walk takes in the many delights of the countryside of North East England, as well as its best historical landmarks. Visiting sites from churches, castles and historic buildings such as National Trust's Fountains Abbey to exploring the region's industrial heritage near Robin Hood's Bay or Pocklington Canal, walks are
selected on the basis of historical interest by Dennis Kelsall, a professional outdoor writer and photographer who has authored a number of best-selling walking guides on the region. There is a wealth of useful information accompanying each walk, including good pubs nearby, where to park before you start your walk and places of interest en route. There's also a section on the best natural treasures of the area including walks revealing the High
and Low Force waterfalls, dramatic rock formations at Flamborough Head, St Cuthbert's Cave and the National Trust woodland gorge garden of Allen Banks. Published May 11. 
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AA 30 Walks in West Yorkshire (Cards) -
This original concept takes thirty of the most popular walks in West
Yorkshire from the AA's best-selling and newly updated walks database and
packages them on individual laminated cards in an easy-to-carry, durable
box. Each of the cards are pocket sized to carry with you on your walk and
are durable and weather proof to protect them from the elements. Each of the
walks are carefully selected to suit all levels of fitness and ability and
clear route directions and maps make them easy-to-follow. The small and
handy size means that the box can be stowed away in a pocket or handbag and
single cards extracted at each walk start point. Published October 09.
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AA 30 Walks in North Yorkshire (Cards) -
This original concept takes thirty of the most popular walks in North
Yorkshire from the AA's best-selling and newly updated walks database and
packages them on individual laminated cards in an easy-to-carry, durable
box. Each of the cards are pocket sized to carry with you on your walk and
are durable and weather proof to protect them from the elements. Each of the
walks are carefully selected to suit all levels of fitness and ability and
clear route directions and maps make them easy-to-follow. The small and
handy size means that the box can be stowed away in a pocket or handbag and
single cards extracted at each walk start point. Published October 09.
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Waterside Walks in West Yorkshire, Peter Young - Twenty circular walks
including routes around the reservoir at Addingham, the Leeds and Liverpool
Canal at Bingley, the lakes in Anglers Country Park near Wakefield and Ogden Water. In full colour. Published June 10.
Waterside Walks in
North Yorkshire, Ivan Broadhead - Walks featuring
brooks, streams, canals, waterfalls, lakes, rivers and the sea. 20 walks of
between 2 and 10 miles. Published March 07 |
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The Lyke Wake Walk and Map, Brian Smailes. Published February 09.
Guide to Completing
the Lyke Wake Walk, Brian Smailes - The 42 mile walk
from Osmotherley to Ravenscar. Published July 07
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AA 100 Walks in Northern England - Enjoy the best of the British countryside with this compact, and easy-to-carry walking guide offering highlights of Northern England, its regional and topographical features, plus information on footpath signing, countryside access, walking tips and safety guidelines. The 100 walks cover the area in detail, with the distance of each ranging from two to ten miles depending on the terrain and interest along the way.
Town and city strolls may be shorter, depending on the hinterland. Published January 10 |
Historic Walks in North Yorkshire, Jim Rubery -
Twenty, mostly circular, walks around the historic sites of North Yorkshire.
Each walk description is accompanied by historic information, full colour
photographs and OS mapping. Published June 03
Historic Walks Around South and West Yorkshire, Jim Rubery. Published
Dec 06
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Walks in Limestone Country,
The Whernside,
Ingleborough and Penyghent Areas of Yorkshire,
A Wainwright - Originally compiled in the 1950s and early 1960s, the
Wainwright walking guides are perhaps the most distinctive and unusual such
guides ever devised. The result of painstaking and lengthy research by their
namesake and author over a period of 13 years, the guides have retained
their original format and design to this day. The books contain intricate
hand drawn sketches by the author, detailing routes of ascent and gradients
of the hills in and around the Lake District and outlying regions. This
particular guide focuses on walks in the Whernside, Ingleborough and
Penyghent areas of Yorkshire. Published June 03
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Castle Walks in Yorkshire, Peter Williamson - A first and foremost
walking book, designed to provide hours of enjoyable walking through the
stunning scenery and rich heritage of Britain's biggest and best-loved
county. Yorkshire is full of diverse geographical interest and historical
intrigue. Castles are once proliferated, from the Tees in the north to the
Don in the south, from the Wharfe in the west to the Humber in the east.
Published May 07
Walks Around the Yorkshire Coast, Malcolm Boyes. Published July 08 |
The Yorkshire Coast, Mark Denton - Using a panoramic film
camera, Mark Denton has captured the landmarks, hidden coves and seascapes
of the Yorkshire coast from Staithes in the north to Spurn Head in the
south, with detailed sections on Whitby, Robin Hood's Bay, Scarborough and
Falmborough. Denton's collection of remarkable photographs is accompanied by
the evocative texts of local author G.P. Taylor. In what is set to become
the definitive record, this glorious coastline is revealed in astonishing
light and in all seasons. Published Sept 06
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The Teesdale
Way, Martin Collins
and Paddy Dillon - This is a new, fully
updated, full-colour edition of this guide. "The Teesdale Way" explores the
course of the River Tees for exactly 100 miles from its source in the
Cumbrian North Pennines to its outlet at Middlesbrough on the north-east
coast. This is a delightful walk through unmatched river scenery including
historic sites, SSSIs, pretty villages, woods, rolling farmland and
wetlands. Passing as it does from remote Pennine moorland, through
traditional Dales towns and finally to Teeside's industrial heartland, the
Teesdale Way gives us a fascinating cross-section of the region's social,
cultural and economic life. The Way is divided into eight stages of moderate
walking and takes about a fortnight to complete, including exploration on
all the interesting features, or much less for the more determined walker.
The author has included plenty of information on terrain, wildlife and
history, accommodation, transport and refreshment, together with a final
chapter outlining 10 circular walks around various parts of the Tees for
smaller excursions. Published April
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Summer Rambles in Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire and Yorkshire,
Leo Hartley Grindon. Published February 09.
The Richmond Way,
John Coppack - This guidebook provides clear, easy to follow route directions for the 60 ½ mile-long Richmond Way, passing through a unique area of Northern England. This is a linear walk starting from
the main gate of Lancaster Castle and ending below the great keep of Richmond Castle in North Yorkshire. The walk encompasses sections of the Lower Lune Valley, the limestone country around Ingleborough and Whernside, the
moorlands and fells of the central Pennines and the central and northern valleys of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Published June 09 |
The Cleveland Way 2010, National Trail Guides, Ian Sampson - The
Cleveland Way is the 108-mile (173 km) National Trail that skirts the edge
of the North York Moors National Park. Following Natural England's acorn
waymarks, the route stretches from Helmsley and the White Horse in the west
across the Moors to the dramatic coastline from Saltburn to Filey, offering
panoramic views of the countryside and coast. This is the complete, official
guide for the long-distance walker or the weekend stroller. National Trail
Guides are the official guidebooks to the fifteen National Trails in England
and Wales and are published in association with Natural England, the
official body charged with developing and maintaining the Trails. Published
April 10.
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Pocket Pub Walks South Yorkshire, Keith Wadd -
This work presents a pocket-size collection of
fifteen circular walks each based on a local pub serving good food. It
includes routes at Fishlake, Brodsworth, Cawthorne, Penistone, High
Bradfield and Wentworth Woodhouse, along with maps and photographs.
Published April 07
Pocket Pub Walks North Yorkshire, Keith Wadd -
Fifteen circular
walks, of between 3 and 8 miles. Each route is based on a local pub serving
good food. Includes routes at Ravenscar, Pateley Bridge, Giggleswick, Reeth
and Harrogate. With maps and photographs. Published June 06 |
Calderdale Way,
Paul Hannon - A 50-mile circular route through the South Pennines, starting and finishing at West Vale, near Greetland. Published May 01
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Moods of the Bronte Moors, Exploring the Moors
and Mills of the South Pennines, John Morrison - Perhaps best known
as Bronte Country and the home of the talented Victorian novelists, the
South Pennines also have as good a claim to be the 'cradle of industry' as
anywhere in Britain. The fascination of the area is to see the hand of Man
at every turn: the relics of industry, from the genuine cottage industries
of spinning and weaving to the mechanisation of the textile mills. But then
you climb away from the mill towns, up to the heather moors. Here you can
walk old 'causeways' in the footsteps of Packman and Pedlar, and where you
are alone with the curlews and the cotton-grass. It's the combination of
upland country, well-wooded valleys and characterful mill towns that makes
the South Pennines such a fascinating area to explore and photograph, and
John Morrison's stunning new book explores every aspect of this vastly
under-rated landscape. Published May 04 |
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Walking the Upper
Don Trail, John Merrill - 8 walks, varying in
length from 5 to 11 miles, on and around the Upper Don Trail, and the
end-to-end walk of 11 miles. Limited availability. Published Sept 02. Reprinted 06
Long Circular Walks in South Yorkshire, John Merrill -
10 walks throughout the county from the moorlands of the
Peak District to the "fens" near Doncaster. The walks vary in length from 14
to 20 miles. Limited availability. Published Oct 96. Reprinted 06
Yorkshire Challenge Walk , John Merrill- This 23-mile circular walk starts from Kettlewell in the heart of the Dales. The walk is a challenge to complete
within 12 hours and involves 3,600 feet of ascent while encompassing the
scenic variety to be found in the National Park - mountains, moorlands,
limestone country and dale walking. Limited
availability.
Published March 90
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The Great English Walk Vol 2, Margaret & Brian Nightingale - the
second stage of the 623 mile route, covering 345 miles in 24
sections.Starting in Hathersage, passes through Derwent Edge, Holmfirth,
Hebden Bridge, Haworth, Ilkley Moor, Nidderdale, Leyburn, Barnard Castle,
Stanhope, Allendale, Vindolanda, Wark, Rothbury, Cheviot Hills, Wooler,
finishing in Berwick. Includes a facility list, and telephone numbers for
Tourist Information offices en route. Limited
availability. Published Sept 97
Village Walks in West Yorkshire, Leonard Markham -
Twenty circular walks
based on the area's villages including Harewood, Denby Dale, Heptonstall and
Ackworth. The walks range from 2½ - 5½ miles in length. With sketch maps and
photographs. Limited
availability.
Published May 98
Compo's Way, Alan Hiley -
38 miles from Hunter's Bar, Sheffield to Sid's Cafe in Holmfirth. Limited
availability. Published
Nov 96. Reprinted 07 |
The Grassington to East Coast Walk
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John Stuart White - This is a new walk that takes seven days to
cross from Grassington in the middle of Wharfedale in the Yorkshire Dales
down into the beautiful Vale of Mowbray and then across the undulating
ridges of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park to end at Robin Hood's
Bay. It follows an entirely new route east and slightly north. It also
connects two popular walks - the Dales Way and the Coast to Coast. The
difficulty rating is fair to moderate, although in bad weather on some of
the high ground it could be a little more testing.
Limited availability.
Published July 03
Beyond The Bars: Ten
Walks from York City Walls, Ivan Broadhead -
Starting from the ten historic exits from the city walls, these walks
explore the countryside and villages around York. The walks range from 2 to
7 miles in length. Limited availability. Published Sept 89.
Three Ridings on Foot: Walk Around the
Yorkshire Border. Limited availability. Published Aug 96 |
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Heritage Hikes: Yorkshire,
English Heritage. Limited availability. Published Feb 02
Yorkshire Dales, Moors and Fells: A
Walker's Guide to the Heart of the
Pennines, Paul Hannon. Limited availability. Published May 00
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Best Walks in Yorkshire, Richard Sale - A handbook to 30 routes for walks in both North
and South Yorkshire which take in areas such as the Yorkshire Dales National
Park, the North York Moors National Park and the Yorkshire Wolds. The walks
are arranged according to area and graded according to difficulty. Limited
availability. Published Sept 06. |
Battlefield Walks in Yorkshire, David Clark - 23
circular walks around the battlefields of Yorkshire. Visit sites from the
Battle of Heathfield in 633, through the War of the Roses and the English
Civil War, to military airfields of the Second World War. Contains an
account of each battle with information on access and facilities. Limited
availability. Published
Nov 02
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Town Trails - North Yorkshire, Mark Reid - A
collection of 25 walks around the towns and cities of North Yorkshire.
Features Aldborough, Bedale, Boroughbridge, Easingwold, Grassington,
Harrogate, Hawes, Helmsley, Knaresborough, Leyburn, Malton, Masham,
Middleham, Northallerton, Old Malton, Pateley Bridge, Pickering, Richmond,
Ripon, Robin Hood's Bay, Scarborough, Settle, Skipton, Stokesley, Sowerby,
Thirsk, Whitby and York. Limited availability. Published July 01.
Harrogate and the Wharfe Valley: Walking Country, Paul Hannon -
22 walks of between 4
and 8 miles in length. Includes Follifoot, Kirby Overflow, Netherby Deep,
Arthington, Newton Kyme, Jackdaw Crag, Knaresborough and Nidd Gorge.
Limited availability. Published April 06.
Ripon & Lower Wensleydale: Walking Country, Paul Hannon -
22 walks of between 5
and 9 miles in length. Includes Myton-on-Swale, Copgrove, Ripon Canal,
Aldfield Spa, Dallowgill, Ilton Moor, Closterdale, Jervaulx Abbey and Snape
Park. Limited availability. Published June 07 |
Short Circular Walks
around Harrogate, John Merrill - Includes
Knaesborough, Ripley, Brimham Rocks and Wetherby to Fountains Abbey. 12
walks of between 4 and 6 miles. Limited availability. Published April 92
Bronte Country, Paul Hannon -
18 walks of between 3 and 8 miles covering the moors
and villages around Haworth and the Worth Valley. Info on pubs, toilets,
parking etc. Limited availability. Published June 01
The Cal-Der-Went Walk,
Geoffrey Carr - 30 miles from the River Calder in
West Yorks to the River Derwent in North Derbyshire, crossing the
watersheds and valleys of the Dearne, Don and Porter. Limited
availability. Published Dec 95
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Waterside Walks in
Yorkshire, Vale of York, North York Moors and the
Yorkshire Coast, Leonard Markham - Includes Marske Beck,
the rivers Ure, Ribble, Skell and Wharfe and Dale Dike Reservoir. Contains
maps and photographs. 20 walks of between 2 and 8 miles. Limited
availability. Published April 99.
Waterside Walks in Yorkshire: Yorkshire Dales, West and South Yorkshire,
Leonard Markham. Limited availability. Published April 00.
Short Circular Walks in South Yorkshire, John Merrill -
Includes Hooton Pagnell,
Conisborough Castle and Wharncliffe. 20 walks of between 4 and 6 miles.
Limited availability. Published June 87
Short Circular Walks
in West Yorkshire, John Merrill - Walks based on
the Pontefract, Wakefield, Huddersfield and Holmfirth areas. Includes a
section of the Calderdale way. 16 walks of between 2 and 9 miles. Limited
availability. Published Feb 92
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Pocket Pub Walks West Yorkshire, Keith Wadd -
Fifteen circular
walks, of between 3 and 7 miles. Each route is based on a local pub serving
good food. Includes Ilkley, Hebden Bridge, Holme, Hemsworth, Ledston and
Harewood. Limited availability. Published May 06
Short Walks from West Yorkshire Pubs,
Leonard Markham. Limited availability. Published March 96 |
Pub Walks in South
Yorkshire, Leonard Markham - 30 circular routes
of up to 6 miles. There are walks in the Peak District, through Sheffield
city centre and through places linked to South Yorkshire's industrial
heritage. Limited availability. Published June 93
Pub Walks in North Yorkshire, Leonard Markham - 40
circular routes accompanied by sketch map and photographs. The walks range
in length from 2 to 9 miles, and include Askrigg, Osmotherley, Ravensworth,
Scarborough, Whitby, Richmond and Knaresborough. Limited availability.
Published June 92
Pub Walks in West Yorkshire, Leonard Markham - 40
circular routes of between 2 and 6½ miles, designed for all ages and
abilities. Includes Leeds, Barkisland, Linthwaite, Thorner, Wentbridge and
Haworth. Limited availability. Published March 93. .
Pub Strolls in West
Yorkshire, Leonard Markham - Thirty short circular
walks based on good local pubs. Includes routes near Holmfirth, Wakefield,
Leeds, Bradford, Hebden Bridge, Keighley and Ilkley. Limited availability. Published March 01
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Adventurous Pub Walks in West Yorkshire and the Dales, Keith Wadd -
Twenty circular walks varying in length between 7-12 miles and based around
good local pubs including routes near Leeds, Skipton, Huddersfield, Malham,
Bainbridge and Pateley Bridge. Limited availability. Published June 04
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Walk Around the Snickelways of York,
Martin Jones. Limited availability. Published Feb 04.
The Penistone Line,
Brief Guide and Country Walks, David Hey.
Limited availability.
Published Aug 98.
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Clarty
Strands: Walking Tour of the
Yorkshire Coast, Leonard Markham. Limited availability. Published July 90
Short Walks Around Yorkshire's Coast and Country,
Brian Beadle - 12 easy walks with stunning views. Limited availability. Published April 97
Walking on the Yorkshire Coast,
Brian Beadle. Limited availability. Published July 94 |
Ramblers Leeds Vol
1: East of Leeds, Douglas Cossar - 25 walks of
between 3½ and 11¼ miles. Includes Harewood, Barwick in Elmet, Temple
Newsham, Rothwell, and Kippax.
Limited availability. Published June 99
Ramblers Leeds Vol 2, West of Leeds, Douglas Cossar.
Limited availability. Published Oct 00 |
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Harrogate & Wharf Valley Pub
Walks, Valerie Yewdall - 20 walks of between 3 and 8
miles, including Knarseborough and Harewood. Limited availability. Published June 94
Jubilee Rambles with East Yorkshire and Derwent area of the Ramblers
Association, Martin Smith. Limited availability. Published March 98
Walks from the Leeds-Liverpool Canal, Mary Welsh -
34 circular walks based on the canal. Limited
availability. Published May 96. |
Short Circular
Walks on the Chesterfield Canal, John Merrill -
Twenty short circular walks of between 3 and 8 miles in length, as well as
the 46 mile 'Cuckoo Way' along the entire length of the canal. The routes
take in North East Derbyshire, South Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire.
Limited availability. Published Oct 03.
Yorkshire Railway Rambles, David Walford
- North and East - A Guide to Walking and Cycling Through the
Railway History of North and East Yorkshire.
Limited availability.
Published Aug 00 |
100 Walks in Yorkshire
Vol 3,Richard Sale - Part of a series of books for the keen walker, this
is a guide to 100 circular walks, ranging from 3-12 miles in length, in
Western Yorkshire. Limited availability. Published Feb 96
100 Walks in Yorkshire: East v. 4, - This series features 100 route
descriptions of circular walks ranging from 2-12 miles. Each has a map,
points of interest, and places to eat and drink en route, plus suggestions
for easy car parking. This volume covering East Yorkshire includes the
Cleveland Hills, Rievaulx Abbey and the coast. Limited availability. Published April 97
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Short Walks in and Around the Vale of York, Jarrold
- This walking guide features 20 colour-coded routes, Ordnance Survey
mapping, colour photographs and easy-to-follow route descriptions. Each walk
is suited to all ages and features questions and points of interest. Limited availability.
Published April 04
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Howardian Hills: Walking Country, Paul Hannon -
12 circular walks of 5-6 miles in length, in this idyllic backwater between
Malton, York, Thirsk and Helmsley. Limited availability. Published May 08
Walks Around Bronte Country, Colin Speakman. Limited availability. Published May 2010.
Walks in Robin Hood's Yorkshire, Richard Bell. Limited availability. Published February
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Drive and Stroll in North Yorkshire, Ron Freethy - Twenty
short circular routes for those who enjoy a country drive to an attractive
spot for a refreshing walk. Includes routes centred on Stainforth in the
Dales, Pickering on the moors and the coastal town of Whitby. Limited availability. Published May
05
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Short Scenic Walks:
Harrogate & Knaresborough, Paul Hannon - 20 classic walks in the charming countryside around Harrogate and Knaresborough, starting from villages such as Follifoot, Ripley, Spofforth and
Hampsthwaite. All walks are less than 5 miles in length, making a perfect hald day's stroll for families, casual walkers and everybody who simply wants to enjoy a leisurely exploration of some of Britain's country
landscapes. Limited availability. Published May 09 |
Country Walks Around Harrogate: East v. 1, Douglas Cossar - 20 mostly circular rambles ranging in length from 3½ to 9 miles. Each walk has clear directions to the
starting point, both for those using public transport and for motorists, and for each there is a detailed description of the route and a sketch map.
Limited availability.
Published Dec 07.
Country Walks Around Harrogate: West v. 2, Douglas Cossar - 24 mostly circular rambles ranging in length from 3½ to 8½ miles. Each walk has clear directions to the starting
point, both for those using public transport and for motorists, and for each there is a detailed description of the route and a sketch map.
Limited availability. Published
June 08
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Calderdale, Paul
Hannon - 25 walks of between 4 and 8 miles.
Limited availability. Published Feb 96
Airedale Way,
Douglas Cossar - a 50 mile walk from Leeds to Malham Tarn.
The route is divided up
into 11 sections, ten of which are made into circular walks, and the other
circular walks in Airedale are also included.
Limited availability.
Published July 96
The Eden Way, Charlie
Emett - 78 miles from the Solway Firth to Mallerstang
Edge. Can be broken into sections by using the Settle-Carlisle railway.
Limited availability. Published March
90.
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