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The Settle-Carlisle Walking Festival PROGRAMME ride2stride orks. Y W , Cononley Ltd, (Silsden) Bros. 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K Bare Lane Bare events and things will be be will things and events N E H P E T S Y B K R I K E E B M A C E R O M N The festival is made up of lots of of lots of up made is festival The D : . alley V Eden & Dales western the of landscape and It's a week long celebration of the wonderful culture culture wonderful the of celebration long week a It's Appleby along the fabulous Settle-Carlisle railway line. line. railway Settle-Carlisle fabulous the along music and talks walks, of festival a is ride2stride settle-carlisle.co.uk online at online E M M A R G O R P Carlisle Line can be found found be can Line Carlisle 3 1 2 Information about the Settle- the about Information 4 Langwathby alking Festival Festival alking alking W W Settle-Carlisle Settle-Carlisle The The 08457 484950 08457 5 Lazonby National Rail Enquiries on on Enquiries Rail National or telephone telephone or Armathwaite from stations along the line the along stations from 26 Apr - 2 May 2016 May 2 - Apr 26 imetables are available available are imetables T rain T ride2stride rain Information rain T E L S I L R A C Every day of the festival there are a Tue Apr 26 number of walks on offer, all leaving from Throughout the festival Royal Oak FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS Settle stations along the line. The walks are week pubs along the line BD24 9ED organised by different groups, each one will be buzzing with music and led by an experienced walk leader. Wed Apr 27 28 are led walks from 5 to 17 miles and 2 WALKS song. Each day sees a Midland Hotel are short guided tours. They all start Appleby directly from the station, where you will be different venue CA16 6TS met from the train by your walk leader. hosting some of Some walks include a bus ride (*b ). the best folk Thur Apr 28 In each case you should arrive properly musicians from Black Bull Hotel prepared with good walking boots and the region. On Kirkby Stephen CA17 4QW clothes (including waterproofs) and most days the music will run enough food and drink for a full day. Fri Apr 29 All walks are free and don’t require booking from the mid afternoon and To be confirmed, in advance. Meet at the station start. MUSIC Please check l a t e i n t o t h e website There are easy guided walks to The walks are graded according to the effort evening, with required and the difficulty of the terrain. enjoy. Join the Ribblehead Tour to look breaks. Sat Apr 30 at the archaeological sites of the old EASY - Leisurely walks with regular stops Admission to these sessions is free, but Station Inn shanty towns and the history of the for viewing & refreshment. Any climbs will there will be regular bucket collections to Ribblehead Viaduct. Weds. April 27, be of a fairly modest gradient & length. help meet the musicians' expenses. LA6 3AS 10.25, Ribblehead MODERATE - These cater for the more On each day a number of the walks will experienced walkers. Expect a full day at a finish near the venue, so you can enjoy Sun May 1 steady pace. You may well encounter the music before catching your train Crown Hotel steeper gradients & more difficult terrain. Horton-in-R’dale home. BD24 0HF STRENUOUS - A full day’s walk at a brisk The music sessions will continue long pace; you probably will encounter steep past the departure of the last train - it's Mon May 2 slopes and difficult terrain. The walk may your responsibility to make sure you get Settle Social Club also include yomping and/or short home! Settle scrambles. There could be time constraints. BD24 9DW The festival features a number of talks by Talk by David Johnson. Old Inns of the TALKS Settle-Carlisle renowned walkers, campaigners, Railway 1850-1990: Tuesday, Apr 26, 19.30. Yorkshire Dales Friends Meeting House, archaeologists and authors, who will share their knowledge decisions, Settle. £3.00. and love of the area. The talks all take place in Settle. There is a decisions, decisions Join Dr. David Johnson small charge to cover the costs of room hire. Fri. April 29th, 19.30. for a fascinating St. John's New illustrated look at The Settle-Carlisle Line and Methodist Church, historical former inns, the Yorkshire Three Peaks Settle. £3.00. how they differed and Monday, May 2, 19.00. Friends Join Martin Pearson what they offered, and Meeting House, Settle. £3.00. for a unique also how ancient Join Project manager and perspective into WHY the decisions were taken that legislation contrived to control alehouses and inns. National Park Ranger Steve led to the building of the Settle-Carlisle Railway. A story Places at the venue are limited. Advance tickets from Hastie for a fascinating talk about the twists and turns in its fortunes, including the www.ingleborougharchaeologygroup.org.uk about the railway's close links to successful campaign to resist closure in the 1980s. with any remaining unsold tickets available on the door the Three Peaks Project. For more information and additional events please check the website: www.ride2stride.org.uk FESTIVAL PROGRAMME VENUE / START MEET EVENT WALK START STN. TIME TRAIN RUN northernrail.org DATE TYPE DETAILS (for more info see ride2stride.org.uk) GRADE (RETURN) (FINISH) departing: BY Walk Settle, Stainforth & Feizor Triangle. FESTIVAL LAUNCH EVENT 8 miles Settle 09.50 Leeds IAG yds.org.uk Explore the area’s archaeology and geology with Dr David Johnson. Moderate (Settle) (17.00) 08.49 Tue Walk Caves & Crags Walk. FESTIVAL LAUNCH EVENT 10 miles Settle 09.50 Leeds FDR Settle circular with some steep ascent to Jubilee Cave & Stockdale. Moderate (Settle) (17.57) 08.49 Apr Walk Woods and Water.
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