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Newlands Horseshoe, Cumbria - Members-only    
15.8km / 9.8mi  -  6 hours 30 minutes    Strenuous
The Newlands Horseshoe, which takes its name from the beautiful, unspoilt Newlands Valley, is one of the finest ridge walks in the Lake District. The views are this walk’s glory, so do save it for a fine day!
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Tommy Jones obelisk, Corn Du and Pen Y Fan beyond.
Brecon Beacons, South Wales - Members-only    
15.2km / 9.4mi  -  7 hours    Strenuous
Circular walk from Nant Cwm Llwch via Lower Neuadd Reservoir, Cribyn, Pan y Fan and Corn Du. This route through the Brecon Beacons takes a canny approach from the North to avoid the crowds but not the views. Not recommended in poor visibility.
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The Woolpacks on Kinder Edge
Railway Walk: Chinley Station - via Kinder to Edale Station - Members-only    
15.0km / 9.3mi  -  5 hours    Strenuous
Walk 1 of a series of walks using stations along the Hope Valley Line between Sheffield and Manchester. A linear walk along two great edges - with a steady climb in between - finishing with a very tricky descent into the lovely Grindsbrook valley.
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The Quarry Access Road with Y Gyrn in the background
Moel Wnion and Llanllechid Common from Bethesda, Gwynedd - Members-only    
12.2km / 7.6mi  -  3 hours 49 minutes    Strenuous
A walk in the foothills of Snowdonia. It starts from the quarrying town of Bethesda and follows two ancient routes - an old quarry road and a "Priest's Path". It also visits the summits of Moel Faban and Moel Wnion.
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Lake District National Park Cumbria
Haystacks, Cumbria - Members-only    
14.7km / 9.2mi  -  6 hours 30 minutes    Strenuous
Circular walk from Wasdale Head via Black Sail Youth Hostel in the Lake District. Clear, grassy fell paths and open sections with boulder scree, some scrambling and steep descent to end.
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