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Aber Falls
Moel Wnion and Aber Falls, Gwynedd - Members-only    
10.8km / 6.7mi  -  4 hours 10 minutes    Strenuous
After a steep climb this walk crosses open country to a magnificent view point on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. It also visits one of North Wales's best waterfalls. The return is through a National Nature Reserve
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Point of interest A - Ulverscroft Mill
Markfield Meanders Mark 1. - Members-only    
6.1km / 3.8mi  -  1 hour 30 minutes    Easy
In a strangely isolated pocket of Leicestershire, only about 5 miles from the centre of Leicester. At one high point you have a 360 degree view and can see almost nothing man-made, only top of a distant radio mast and tip of a church spire.
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Forest Heath
Robin of Sherwood - Members-only    
5.9km / 3.7mi  -  2 hours    Easy
You cannot help but get caught up in the legend of Robin Hood on this walk round Sherwood Forest Country Park. It includes the Visitor Centre with its amenities and the most famous tree in Britain, The Major Oak.
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Granite
Lundy Island, Devon - Members-only    
8.2km / 5.1mi  -  3 hours    Strenuous
A circular walk around the southern half of Lundy, offering plenty of variety and the opportunity to see a variety of seabirds during the breeding season. The route explores two different coastlines and climbs a lighthouse for views over the island.
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Autumn Colours in Heaton Park
Manchester Green Corridor 3: Boggart Hole Clough to Heaton Park - Members-only    
6.0km / 3.7mi  -  1 hour 51 minutes    Easy
This leisurely stroll through Manchester's heritage has much to offer starting at the national park and nature reserve Boggart Hold Clough, passing through the historical Crab Village, North Manchesters' oldest village and ending in Heaton Park.
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