This classic route was originated and described by the celebrated A. Wainwright, author of a famous series of mountain-walking guide books on the English Lake District. The route is 306 kilometres miles long,
I want to do this in less than one week, which works out at an average of 44 kilometres per day, or a bit more than a marathon. Except many marathons are on flat terrain, this one goes across the Lake District, the Pennines Hills, the Yorkshire Dales, the Wolds, the Howardian Hills and the North Yorkshire Moors.
St Bees in Cumbria is the start point, and the destination is Robin Hoods bay near Whitby.
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
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