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For train times and fares visit www..com What is DalesRail? DalesRail is simply the best way to spend a Sunday! It’s a train service linking with the scenic , Dales and Eden Valley aimed at walkers and those wanting a special day out. There is an extensive programme of guided walks and a monthly series of coach links that extend the number of places you can visit from DalesRail. The guided walks’ programme can be found in this leaflet and offers walks to suit all interests and abilities from city strolls to strenuous walking. Stewards on the train can offer advice and information about each Sunday’s activities whilst further details can be downloaded from our website www.dalesrail.com/downloads So sit back and enjoy the best of English countryside from the comfort of the train as you travel along some of the world’s most scenic rail routes. For more information see the Useful websites section below. Sunday service to From Sunday 18 September, a service will link Blackpool North and Preston with Hellifield via and the . At Hellifield the service will connect with the train to Carlisle from and in the afternoon there will be a connection back to Lancashire. The service will run every Sunday through to the beginning of the 2017 DalesRail season thus enabling walkers and others to access stations on the Settle – Carlisle Line. For full details of this service visit: www.ribblevalleyrambler.wordpress.com East Lancashire Community Rail Walks The Preston – Colne and – railway lines give access to some excellent walking country and Lancashire Rail Ramblers provide a regular programme of guided walks from stations along these two lines on behalf of the Community Rail Partnerships. The walks are of varying length to suit all capabilities. There are usually three walks on different days each month. Why not take the opportunity to explore your local countryside. You might be surprised by the scenic and historic delights that can be discovered there. Programmes giving details of the dates and walks can be obtained from DalesRail train stewards, manned stations or by visiting www.communityraillancashire.co.uk Rail Ramblers Lancashire Rail Ramblers also provide their own regular programme of guided walks on Saturdays throughout the year from Stations across the North West of and Peak District. For details ask the DalesRail train Stewards for a Rail Rambler Programme or visit www.railramblers.wordpress.com for detailed information. Useful websites www.dalesrail.com giving comprehensive details relating to DalesRail. www.communityraillancashire.co.uk with lots of information about the activities of our local Community Rail Partnerships. www.railramblers.wordpress.com details of Saturday guided walks across the north west of England. www.ribblevalleyrail.co.uk lots of information from a local rail user group. Engineering works Engineering works are taking place to repair the landslip north of Armathwaite. Trains are running to Appleby but some guided walks may be changed or cancelled at short notice. Please visit www.dalesrail.com for the latest information. Mapping Information All the walks on this programme are planned by members of the Lancashire Rail Ramblers Committee and make use of the following Explorer Maps: OL2 South & West OL31 North OL5 The English Lakes North Eastern Area OL41 & OL7 The English Lakes South Eastern Area OL43 Hadrian’s Wall OL19 Howgill & Upper Eden Valley 315 Carlisle OL30 Yorkshire Dales North Guided Walks An extensive programme of guided walks with experienced guides provides a great opportunity to see the best of the Yorkshire Dales, the Eden Valley and the western side of the Northern Pennines. You are most welcome to join any of these guided walks. At all times, safety is your own responsibility. The guides reserve the right to vary walks dependent upon the weather conditions and the capabilities of the walking parties. The walks are arranged by “Lancashire Rail Ramblers” (Visit www.railramblers.wordpress.com) and are led by volunteers from the Ramblers Association. Each walk is graded: choose to suit yourself. Should you have any doubts about your capabilities on the hills, avoid “strenuous” graded walks. Grades of walks ‘A’ Walks – Very Strenuous: These walks may be rough, steep or lengthy and against the clock – only for experienced and fit fell and mountain walkers. ‘B’ Walks - Strenuous: These walks may be rough, steep or lengthy and always against the clock – only for experienced and fit fell and mountain walkers – A and B walks. ‘C’ Walks - Moderately strenuous: Walks suitable for the experienced energetic walker, often at high level and over rough ground. These are the C graded walks. ‘D’ Walks - Moderate: A countryside walk for the average regular rambler. These walks may contain some climbing and ridge walking, but generally no scrambling. ‘E’ Walks - Moderately easy: A generally easy walk which may include some short rather steep inclines. ‘F’ Walks - Easy: A slower paced walk than for “Moderately Easy” walks and with short periods of rest. ‘G’ Walks - Easy stroll: Suitable for those not accustomed to walking in the countryside. Within D and E walks are some guided walks shown as “Climb a peak slowly” where the grades are up to one grade higher than normal, but the length is shorter and the speed of the walk is slower – but you can climb to the highest peaks in the area and feel that extra pleasure of the experience. Many of the lower graded walks are themed as “Flower Walks” or “History Walks” and “Map Reading Walks” – all are very popular. For all walks you should have strong comfortable non-slip footwear, warm outdoor clothing and outer wind and waterproofs if the weather warrants it. On most walks, stops are made, often in the countryside, for lunch and tea, so remember to bring your own food, snacks and a drink, especially when it is hot. Where a coach journey is required on part of the walk (described in the walk details), an additional fare will be payable. Details of the walks available each Sunday may be found on the internet at www. dalesrail.com or further detailed information may be had from walks leaders on the Lancashire DalesRail trains. MAY Sunday 15 May 2016 B walk 16 miles strenuous Alight Hellifield return Settle Hellifield – Gallaber – Bendgate – Cow Bridge – Todmanhaw – Sandholme – Hamerton – Pikeber Hill – Mouse Hill Bank – Crowtrees – Tosside – Bailey Lane – Heath Farm – Whelp Stone Crag – Common – Resting Stone – Brown Bark – Langrigg – Tipperthwaite Barns – – Settle. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight and return Littledale aqueduct – Summit – West Fell – Rigg End – Twistleton Scars – Ellerbeck – Ivescar – Ribblehead. D walk 9 miles moderate Alight and return A geology interest walk: Sulber Nick – Long Scar – Thwaite Scars – Norber Brow – Moughton – Horton in Ribblesdale. F walk 75 miles easy Alight and return Stenkrith – Disused Railway to Winton – Whingill – Hartley Fold – Hartley – Kirkby Stephen – Kirkby Stephen Station. Sunday 22 May 2016 B walk 16 miles strenuous Alight and return Garsdale – Coal Road – Cowgill Head – Dove Coves – Sikes Pits Brae – Sikes Pits Gill – Dry Beck – Middle O’Moor End – Thwaite Bridge – Carr – Cotterdale – Tarn Hill – Sails – Hell Gill Crags – Hell Gill Bridge – Moor Cottages – High Shaw Paddock – Turner Hill – Moorcock Inn – Garsdale Station. D walk 10 miles moderate Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Christopher Brow Top – Ash Fell Edge – Smardale Fell – Coast to Coast Path to Kirkby Stephen – Kirkby Stephen Station. E walk 8 miles moderately easy Alight Horton in Ribblesdale return Settle : Craghill Farm – Helwith Bridge – Moorhead Lane – Stainforth – Winskill – – Settle. G Walk 3 to 4 miles easy stroll Alight and return Appleby Paces Through the Past-Appleby in : For the Causeway, the Smithies’ Cave and Scattergate Green. For the Medieval St. Michaels and the Earls’ Bongate Mill. For the watchmakers and cheese makers and their Royalist taverns. Tales of scolds and doom, of rotten boroughs and a church organist’s sins. Sunday 29 May 2016 Swaledale B walk 12 miles strenuous Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to Ivelet Bridge – Ivelet – Cock Crow Scar – Ivelet Boards – Arn Gill Scar – Swinner Gill – High Stone Man – Rogan’s Seat – Water Crag – Little Water Crag – Blakethwaite Dams – Gorton Hush – Bunton Hush – Gunnerside Gill – Swina Bank Scar – Gunnerside Beck to Gunnerside – Coach to Ribblehead. C walk 10 miles moderately strenuous Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to Reeth – High Fremington – New Close Bank – Fremington Edge – Marrick Moor – Hall Farm – Fell End – Storthwaite Hall – Castle Farm House – Reeth – Coach to Ribblehead. E walk 8 miles moderately easy Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to Ivelet Bridge – Shore Gill Head – Botcher Gill Gate – Lownathwaite Mea – Swina Bank Scar – Winterings – Gunnerside – Coach to Ribblehead. F walk 7 miles easy Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to Gunnerside – Isles Bridge – Low Lane – Stubbin Farm – Reeth – Coach to Ribblehead. Alternative walk for those not wishing to use the coach D walk 9 miles moderate Alight and return Settle Settle – Stockdale Lane – Nappa Cross – Gorbeck – Jubilee Cave – Settle. JUNE Sunday 5th June 2016 B walk 15 miles strenuous Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Kirkby Stephen Station – Halfpenny House – Stenkrith Bridge – Dismantled Railway to Stain Bank – Fell Lane – Howgill Sike – Little Hunting Seat – Cold Keld Bridge – Heggerscales – Askew Hill – Oxenthwaite Bridge – Field Head – Bloan Farm – Belah Bridge – River Belah – Lady Ing Farm – Winton – Whingill – Hartley Fold – Franks Bridge – Kirkby Stephen Station. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight Garsdale return Kirkby Stephen Lady Anne Clifford’s Walk: The Highway – Hell Gill Bridge – Outhgill – – Lammerside Castle – Wharton Hall – Nateby – Kirkby Stephen. D walk 10 miles moderate Alight and return Horton in Ribblesdale Lesser known : Moughton – Crummack Dale – Crummack Lane – Austwick – Wood Lane – Jop Ridding – Swarth Moor – Foredale – . F walk 7 miles easy Alight and return Appleby Bandley Bridge – Big Clinch – Jerusalem – Colby – Limekiln Hill – Dowpits Wood – Appleby for Horse Fair. Sunday 12th June 2016 Dentdale & A walk 13 miles very strenuous Alight and return Coach to Sedbergh – Lockbank Farm – Nursery Wood – Craggstones – Eller Mire – Ivy Crag – Castley Knotts – Beck Houses Gate – Whins End – Blind Gill – Black Force – Ulgill Rigg – Breaks Head – Height of Bush Howe – – Calders – Arant Haw – Settlebeck Gill – Sedbergh – Coach to Dent Station. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight Ribblehead return Horton in Ribblesdale. : Park Fell – Simon Fell – Ingleborough – Little Ingleborough – Gaping Gill – Long Scar – Thieves Moss – Sulber Nick. D walk 9 miles moderate Alight and return Dent. Coach to Sedbergh. In Fox’s footsteps. Sedbergh – High Branthwaite – Holehouse – Fox’s Pulpit – Lincoln’s Inn Bridge – Briggflatts – Sedbergh – Coach to Dent Station. F walk 6 miles easy Alight and return Dent Flower walk: Coach to Cross House – Tommy Bridge – Whernside Manor – Rigg End – Deepdale Beck – Bridge End – River Dee – – Dent Town – Coach to Dent Station. G walk 2 miles easy stroll Alight and return Carlisle Carlisle through the back door: A walk alongside the River Caldew to the Tullie House Museum. We see wild flowers and riverside birds. We hear about Turkish baths, Carlisle floods, a train crash that destroyed a bridge and the great Bourbon biscuit crisis of 2005. Mainly flat walking. Sunday 19th June 2016 B walk 15 miles strenuous Alight Dent return Horton in Ribblesdale Dent Station – Coal Road – Green Bank – – Swineley Cowm – Newby Head Gate – Ribble Way – Gearstones – Cam End – to Horton in Ribblesdale. D walk 9 miles moderate Alight and return Old Race Course – Winskill – – Long Meg – Church – Daleavon Bridge – Eden Gorge – Little Salkeld. E walk 7 miles moderately easy Alight and return Settle Settle – Giggleswick Scar – Feizor - Ribble Way to Settle. G walk A snail-pace stroll – 2-3 miles / 2-3 hours Alight and return Carlisle The city that played football for a Scottish Queen. The City Messenger who drank strong ale. Tales of a tavern fit for a King, of Sir William Lowther’s demise, of Miles Macinnes Morning and of the Muckle town bell. Your visitor of the week – James I. Sunday 26th June 2016 Pooley Bridge for Ullswater B walk 12 miles strenuous Alight and return Appleby Coach to Pooley Bridge – Roehead – Ketley Gate – Dewpot Holes – Scalegate – Kid Moor – Loadpot Hill – High Street – Lords Seat – Arthur’s Pike – White Knott – Woodside – Park Foot – Pooley Bridge – Coach to Appleby. D walk 9 miles moderately strenuous Alight and return Appleby Coach to Pooley Bridge – Roehead – The Cockpit – White Knott – Arthur’s Pike – Bonscale Pike – Mellguards – Thwaitehill – Cross Dormont – Gale Bay – Pooley Bridge – Coach to Appleby. E walk 6 miles moderately easy Alight and return Appleby Coach to Pooley Bridge – Roehead – The Cockpit – Auterstone – Seat Farm – Lakeside Path to Pooley Bridge – Coach to Appleby. Alternative walks for those not wishing to use the coach D walk 9 miles moderate Alight and return Horton in Ribblesdale Pen y Ghent: Pennine Way – Horton Scar – Hull Pot – Pen y Ghent – Churn Milk Hole – Helwith Bridge – Ribble Way. F walk 6 miles easy Alight and return Armathwaite History in the Landscape – Armathwaite and Ainstable: An exploration of Armathwaite and Ainstable with time to visit some of the gardens open for the Garden Festival. River Eden – Oatlands Cottage – Common House – Beckbrow – North Gill Bank – Ainstable Church – Bascodyke Head – Coombs Wood. JULY Sunday 3rd July 2016 B walk 16 miles strenuous Alight Horton in Ribblesdale return Ribblehead Horton in Ribblesdale – Beecroft Hall – Moughton – Studrigg – White Stone Wood – Austwick Beck (Sheep Dub) – Crummack Lane – Nappa Scars – Robin Proctors Scar – Thwaite Lane – Clapham – Old Road – Newby Cote – Harryhorse Stone – High Trough – Gritstone Pot – Quaking Pot – Lead Mine Moss – Raven Scar – Southerscales Scars – Great Douk Cave – Fell Close Rocks – Gauber Quarry – Ribblehead. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight and return Appleby Stank Lane – Shepherds Cottage – Murton – Harbour Flatt – – – Park Brow – Long Marton – Church House – Keld Farm – Lime Lane. E walk 8 miles moderately easy Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Nateby – Ladthwaite – Little Long Rigg – Fell Lane – Whingill – Hartley Fold – Kirkby Stephen – Kirkby Stephen Station. G walk 4 miles easy Alight and return Carlisle Carlisle: Rickerby & Stanwix – We follow the trail of George Head Head (yes, two heads) from his bank to Rickerby Hall, his home. It’s floodplain parkland and meadow walking in parts. We see a brand new stone circle, some unicorns, walk along a 2000 year old footpath following the line of Hadrian’s Wall, see poor Dean Tait’s children’s memorial, and down all that’s left of one of the largest Roman forts in Britain. Flat walking. Break for sandwich lunch at Rickerby. Sunday 10th July 2016 B walk 14 miles strenuous Alight and return Appleby Appleby – Langton – Stoneriggs Hill – Hilton – Scoredale Beck – Scoredale Head – Murton Fell – Curricks – Middle Tongue – Harbour Flatt – Green Bank – Stank Wood – Stank Lane – Appleby. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight Garsdale return Kirkby Stephen : Grisedale – – High Dolphinsty – Birkett Common – Wharton Hall – Stenkrith Bridge – Kirkby Stephen. D walk 9 miles moderately easy Alight and return Appleby Bandley Bridge – Hoff Beck – Rutter Falls – Great Ormside – Eden Way – Appleby. F walk 4 miles easy Alight and return Langwathby Paces Through the Past: A raised village, a deserted church and a vanished hall. Tales of drovers and reivers, of potters and plague. Of baronets, of sheriffs and men of the cloth. Enjoy returning via Ladies Walk for the Eden Bank’s flowers. Sunday 17th July 2016 B walk 15 miles strenuous Alight Dent return Ribblehead Dent Station – Dales Way to Tub Holes Barn – Mill Bridge – Scow – Nun House Outrake – Green Lane – Little Binks – Summit – County Stone – Green Lane to High Moss – Whernside Summit – Grain Ings – Little Dale – Batty Green – Ribblehead Station. D walk 9 miles moderate Alight Lazonby return Langwathby History in the landscape: Kirkoswald Church and town – Old Parks – – Addingham Church – Long Meg and her daughters – Little Salkeld. E walk 8 miles moderately easy Alight and return Horton in Ribblesdale Sulber Nick – Beggars Stile – Crummack Dale – Norber Brow – Moughton. F walk 7.5 miles easy Alight and return Appleby Clickham Farm – Croft – Broad Lea – Long Marton – Powis House – Roman Road – Appleby. Sunday 24th July 2016 A walk 17 miles very strenuous Alight Garsdale return Kirkby Stephen Garsdale – Moorcock Inn – Cobbles Plantation – High Dyke – Dove Gill Hill – Bubble Hill – Sails – Scarth of Scaithes – Hugh Seat – Gregory Chapel – High Seat – High Pike Hill – Tailbridge – Dukerdale Pots – Hartley Fell – Hartley – Kirkby Stephen – Kirkby Stephen Station. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight Horton in Ribblesdale return Settle Sulber – Long Scar – Norber – Town Head – Jop Ridding – Wharfe Wood – Smearsett Scar – Feizor – Giggleswick Scar – Settle. E walk 8 miles easy Alight and return Appleby Hungriggs – Woods – Dufton Gorge – Dufton – Wood Lane – Brampton Mill – Crab Apple. G walk A snail-pace stroll – 2-3 miles / 2-3 hours Alight and return Carlisle The city that locked-up Kilmont Willie. The city that created a three shilling piece. Tales of saving the cathedral bells, of Lord Dacie’s Bluff, of the escape of a Scottish spy and of the forever grateful Lancelot Salkeld. Your visitor of the week – Richard III. Sunday 31st July 2016 B walk 12 miles strenuous Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to Middleham – Hullo Bridge – Cherry Hill – Castle Steads Fort – Strut Stear – Backstone Gill Head – Long Side – Slipstone Crags – Agra Moor – Sowden Beck Farm – Sowden Beck Road – Low Thorpe – East Witton – Cover Bridge – Straight Lane – Middleham – Coach to Ribblehead. C walk 11 miles moderately strenuous Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to West Witton – Capple Bank – Middleham High Moor – Penhill – Black Scar – Stony Gate – Force Scar – Riverside Path to Aysgarth Falls – Aysgarth – Coach to Ribblehead. D walk 8 miles moderate Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to Jervaulx Park – Kilgram Bridge – Thornton Steward – Panby Hall – Cover Bridge – River Cover – Hullo Bridge – Middleham – Coach to Ribblehead. F walk 6 miles easy – history and flower walk Alight and return Ribblehead Coach to Jervaulx Park and Abbey (lunch stop) – – Cover Bridge – River Cover – Middleham Castle and town – Coach to Ribblehead. Alternative walk for those not wishing to use the coach D walk 9 miles moderate Alight Lazonby return Armathwaite Kirkoswald – Staffield Park – Ruckcroft – Langdales – Coombs Wood – Armathwaite. AUGUST Sunday 7th August 2016 B walk 13 miles strenuous Alight Langwathby return Armathwaite Langwathby – Winskill – Hunsonby – Little Salkeld – Longmeg Mine – Lacy’s Caves – Daleraven Bridge – Kirkoswald – Staffield – Nunnery Walks – Cross House – Ruckcroft – Longdales – Coombs Wood – Armathwaite. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight Dent return Garsdale Coal Road – Great Knoutberry Hill – Widdale Tarns – Sikes Pits Gill – Middle o’ Moor End – Thwaite Bridge – Cotter End – The High Way – Cobbles Plantation – Moorcock Inn – Garsdale Station. D walk 10 miles moderate Alight Ribblehead return Horton in Ribblesdale Winterscales – Broadrake – Haws House – Fell Close Rocks – Colt Park – Selside – Borrins – Horton in Ribblesdale. E walk 7 miles moderately easy Alight and return Langwathby Langwathby – Winskill – Hunsonby – Birks – Long Meg and her daughters – Addingham Church – Long Meg Farm – Little Salkeld – Langwathby. Sunday 14th August 2016 A walk 16 miles very strenuous Alight and return Horton in Ribblesdale Horton in Ribblesdale – Dub Cote – Churn Milk Hole – – Blishmire House – Crooke Gill – Plover Hill – Foxup Moor – Blaydike Moss – Tommy’s Croft Lathe – Lower Lathe – Harrop Barns – Cosh – Cosh Beck Head – Cosh Summit – Birkwith Allotment – Long Mires – Top Farm – Fawber – New Houses – Horton in Ribblesdale. D walk 10 miles moderate Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Nateby – Tailbridge Hill – Hartley Fell – Birkett Hill – Hartley – Kirkby Stephen – Kirkby Stephen Station. E walk 8 miles moderately easy Alight and return Appleby Shepherds Cottage – Murton – Hilton – Langton – Appleby. G walk easy stroll Alight and return Carlisle Dumfries: Cross the Border into to explore Burns’ birthplace, the banks of the River Nith and home of Queen of the South FC. The Burns Birthplace Museum is normally open on Sundays so we can end up in the Great Man’s bedroom (free of charge). Depart Carlisle 13:12 return from Dumfries 17:00.

Sunday 21st August 2016 B walk 15 miles strenuous Alight Garsdale return Kirkby Stephen Garsdale – Blake Mire – Moor Rigg – East Scale – Flust – Nettle Brow – Swarth Fell Pike – Swarth Fell – Standard Brow – Sand Tarn – Wild Boar Fell – High Dolphinsty – Turner Hay Hill – Hazelgill – Deep Gill – Sycamore Tree Farm – Shoregill – Pendragon Castle – Southwaite – Carr House – Thringill – Nateby – Halfpenny House – Kirkby Stephen Station. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight Horton in Ribblesdale return Settle Pen y Ghent: Horton in Ribblesdale – Horton Scar – Pen y Ghent – Long Lane – Stainforth – Catrigg Force – Jubilee Cave – Warrendale Knotts – Settle. E walk 8 miles moderately easy Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Lane Head – Limekiln Hill – Smardale Fell – Smardale Hall – Old Railway – Sandwath – Kirkby Stephen – Kirkby Stephen Station. F walk 7 miles easy Alight and return Settle Brockhole Lane – Lambert Lane – Sugar Loaf Hill – Attermire Scar – Jubilee Cave – Upper Winskill – Langcliffe – Settle. Sunday 28th August 2016 B walk 12 miles strenuous Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Coach to Mount Pleasant Farm – East Mellwaters – Trough Scars – Seven Hills – Stony Hill – Bent Hill – Faggergill Moor – – Round Hill – Spanham – The Combs – Howlugill – Gilmonby Bridge – Bowes – Coach to Kirkby Stephen Station. C walk 11 miles moderately strenuous Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Pennine Way: Stainmore Pass to Teesdale. Pasture End – Race Yate – Battle Hill – The Rigg – Raygill – Barnard Castle. Coach to Pasture End/from Barnard Castle. D walk 8 miles moderate Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Barnard Castle and Teesdale: Barnard Castle – Teesdale Way – Westholme – Cotherstone – Towler Hill – Barnard Castle. Coach to/from Barnard Castle. F walk 6 miles easy Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Barnard Castle and Teesdale: Barnard Castle – River Tees – Egglestone Priory – returning along the north bank through the Demesne Lands to the Bowes Museum. Then a quick look around historic Barnard Castle. Coach to / from Barnard Castle. Alternative walk for those not wishing to use the coach D walk 10 miles moderately easy Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Smardale Fell – Smardale Bridge – Smardale Nature Reserve – Waitby – Bloody Bones Lane – Kirkby Stephen and station. SEPTEMBER Sunday 4th September 2016 A walk 15 miles very strenuous Alight Horton in Ribblesdale return Settle Horton in Ribblesdale – Brackenbottom – Dale Head – Blishmire Close – Summit – Fountains Fell Tarn – Knowe Fell Summit – Henside – Capon Hall – Jubilee Cave – Warrendale Knotts – Settle. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight and return Kirkby Stephen Smardale Fell – Smardale Bridge – Bull Flatt – Crosby Garrett – Smardale Mill – Smardale Hall – Smardale Fell – Lane Head – Kirkby Stephen Station. E walk 8 miles moderately easy Alight and return Horton in Ribblesdale Sulber Nick – Beggars Stile – Crummackdale – Norber Brow – Wharfe – Moughton – Horton in Ribblesdale. F walk 6 miles easy Alight and return Appleby Hungriggs – Shepherds Cottage – Flakebridge Wood – Frith Lane – Brampton – Roman Road – Appleby. G walk A snail-pace stroll – 2-3 miles / 2-3 hours Alight and return Carlisle Carlisle: The city that surrendered its ‘old hen coop.’ The city that lost not one Royal Charter but two! Tales of Isaac Tullie’s manuscript of a Suffolk Master Butcher, of ‘that bloodie thievish clanne’ and of those Botchergate Bars. Your visitor of the week – Robbie Burns. Sunday 11th September 2016 A walk 14 miles very strenuous Alight and return Appleby Appleby – Lime Lane – Clickham Farm – Stock Bridge – Dufton Wood – Dufton – Pusgill House – White Rake Hush – Dufton Fell – Backstone Edge – Hannah’s Well – Pennine Way – Bow Hall – Town Head – Flakebridge Wood – Crab Apple – Hungriggs – Appleby. C walk 12 miles moderately strenuous Alight Ribblehead return Horton in Ribblesdale Ribblehead – Winterscales – Broadrake – Philpin Lane – Southerscales Scars – Tatham Wife Moss – Red Galt Head – Ingleborough Summit – Sulber Nick – Horton in Ribblesdale. D walk 10 miles moderate Alight Ribblehead return Horton in Ribblesdale Colt Park – Selside – Borrins – Thieves Moss – Crummack Dale – Austwick Beck (Sheep Dub) – Studrigg Scar – Moughton Summit – Horton in Ribblesdale. F walk 7 miles easy Alight and return Settle Settle – Stackhouse – Stainforth Force – Stainforth – Hoffman Kilns – Langcliffe – Settle. 2016 DalesRail Fares Starting Sunday 15 May 2016 the Sunday DalesRail services from Blackpool North via the Settle – Carlisle line to Carlisle will resume for the 2016 season. To Settle / Kirkby Stephen / Horton-in-Ribblesdale / Appleby / Langwathby / Ribblehead / Dent / Lazonby & Kirkoswald / Garsdale Armathwaite / Carlisle Blackpool North / Poulton-le-Fylde / Kirkham & Wesham / Preston / Adult: £17.00 Adult: £20.00 Bamber Bridge / Lostock Hall / Child: £8.50 Child: £10.00 / Salford Crescent / Railcard: £11.20 Railcard: £13.20 Bolton / Chorley DailsRail Duo: £25.50 DailsRail Duo: £30.00 From Blackburn / & Adult: £14.00 Adult: £17.00 / / Whalley / Child: £7.00 Child: £8.50 Clitheroe Railcard: £9.25 Railcard: £11.20 DailsRail Duo: £21.00 DailsRail Duo: £25.50 Visit www.dalesrail.com for local fares to Hellifield 2016 DalesRail Timetable These service will run every Sunday from: 15 May until 11 September 2016. Outward Return Blackpool North d 08:32 Carlisle d 17:57 Poulton-le-Fylde d 08:38 Armathwaite d 18:11 Kirkham & Wesham d 08:47 Lazonby & Kirkoswald d 18:18 Preston d 09:00 Langwathby d 18:25 Lostock Hall d 09:06 Appleby d 18:40 Bamber Bridge d 09:10 Kirkby Stephen d 18:54 Blackburn d 09:27 Garsdale d 19:07 Ramsgreave & Wilpshire d 09:33 Dent d 19:13 Langho d 09:38 Ribblehead d 19:22 Whalley d 09:43 Horton-in-Ribblesdale d 19:29 Clitheroe d 09:51 Settle d 19:37 Hellifield a 10:15 Hellifield d 19:48 Settle a 10:35 Clitheroe a 20:13 Horton-in-Ribblesdale a 10:44 Whalley a 20:19 Ribblehead a 10:52 Langho a 20:24 Dent a 11:02 Ramsgreave & Wilpshire a 20:29 Garsdale a 11:07 Blackburn a 20:40 Kirkby Stephen a 11:20 Bamber Bridge a 20:50 Appleby a 11:34 Lostock Hall a 20:52 Langwathby a 11:48 Preston a 21:02 Lazonby & Kirkoswald a 11:54 Kirkham & Wesham a 21:12 Armathwaite a 12:02 Poulton-le-Fylde a 21:20 Carlisle a 12:17 Blackpool North a 21:29

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