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Train Information ride2stride Train Timetables are available from stations 1 - 7 May 2012 along the line and Armathwaite online at: 4 northernrail.org Lazonby 1 or telephone Langwathby National Rail Enquiries 2 on 08457 484950 3 5 The Settle-Carlisle Walking Festival

Information about the Settle-Carlisle Line can A week long festival of walks, talks and music be found online at Appleby settle-carlisle.co.uk PROGRAMME

MORECAMBE Settle & Giggleswick - Venues: Bare Lane KIRKBY STEPHEN ride2stride is a festival of walks, (1) St John’s Church Hall, Church St., Lancaster talks and music along the fabulous Settle BD24 9JH Settle-Carlisle railway line. (2) Friends Meeting House, Kirkgate, Garsdale Settle BD24 9DX It's a week long celebration of the Dent (3) Settle Social Club, 10 Duke St., wonderful landscape and culture of Settle BD24 9DW the western Dales and Eden Valley. (4) Harts Head Inn, Wennington The festival is made up of lots of Giggleswick BD24 0BA Bentham events and activities and things will Horton-in- (5) Settle Tourist Information Centre, be happening along the length of Clapham Town Hall, Cheapside, BD24 9EJ Tel: 01729 825192 the line. Walks will be led from SETTLE stations by experienced walk Giggleswick Long Preston Please remember on led walks - leaders. Speakers will share their Hellifield your comfort and safety are your own local knowledge and love of the Gargrave responsibilty. area, and the pubs will be buzzing The festival programme is made up of lots of with music and song. events and activities, all organised by different Dales Rail groups, individuals and businesses. The festival ride2stride is for everyone who Services Cononley is co-ordinated by an ad-hoc Festival loves the . Whether Steeton & Silsden Committee who produce this programme. you travel to an event by train, live All trains stop Whilst every effort is made to ensure the Not all trains stop Keighley along the line or book your holiday Crossflatts information herein is accurate and the events services to take advantage of the festival, Bingley are as advertised, the Festival Committee cannot accept responsibility for any errors or we're sure you'll have a great time. Frizinghall Shipley omissions or for any loss, damage, injury or inconvenience resulting from any event in this For up-to-date information check out: programme. www.ride2stride.org.uk For further information contact: LEEDS Sponsors & supporters include: ; Yorkshire Dales Society; Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line; [email protected] Friends of DalesRail; Skyware Press; Three Peaks Folk Club; Friends of A ; Settle-Carlisle Enterprise Network (SCENe); Penrith Ramblers; West Riding Ramblers; Wainwright Society; Printed by: Briggs Bros. (Silsden) Ltd, Cononley, . Archaeology Group; Railway; Welcome to Yorkshire. FESTIVAL PROGRAMME VENUE / START MEET START STN. TIME TRAIN EVENT WALK RUN northernrail.org DATE TYPE DETAILS (for more info see ride2stride.org.uk) GRADE (RETURN) (FINISH) departing: BY yds.org.uk Tue Walk Limestone & Scars. FESTIVAL LAUNCH EVENT 7.5 miles Settle 09.50 Leeds YDS To Feizor and Giggleswick Scar across the Craven limestone. Easy (Settle) (15.00) 08.49 May 1 Walk Three Waterfalls Walk. FESTIVAL LAUNCH EVENT 10 miles Settle 09.50 Leeds FDR Settle circular via Catrigg Force. Moderate (Settle) (16.00) 08.49 Music Music on the Platform. FESTIVAL LAUNCH EVENT Settle station Leeds 3PFC Music Sessions at Settle Station throughout the day. 08.49 Friends of the Wed Walk A guided tour of . Visit the site of the old 3 miles Ribblehead 10.25 Lds 08.49 FoSCL Settle-Carlisle Line navvy shanty town and workings (Optional longer tour - Moderate). Easy (Ribblehead) (13.00) Car 08.53 May 2 Walk Settle to Horton-in-Ribblesdale. 13 miles Settle 09.50 Leeds FoSCL Settle - Stainforth - Feizor - Crummack - Sulber - Horton. Strenuous (Horton-in-R) (17.48) 08.49 Walk Visit to Hadrian’s Wall. (*b) A short walk along one of the best 6 miles Carlisle 11.34 Leeds FoSCL foscl.org.uk preserved sections. Bus to Birdoswald. Bus back from Greenhead. Moderate (Carlisle) (18.07) 08.49 Music Music Sessions in the pub. Crown Inn, 14.00 3PFC Music Sessions at the Crown Inn, Horton-in-Ribbledale. Horton-in-R (23.00)

Thur Walk Garsdale to Kirkby Stephen via Wild Boar Fell. (*t) 2350 ft. Meet 12 miles Kirkby Stephen 09.30 Carlisle PR at KS, train to Garsdale, walk back to KS, music at Black Bull. Strenuous (Kirkby Stephen) (19.00) 08.53 May 3 Walk Kirkby Stephen - Station to town. 6 miles Kirkby Stephen 10.34 Leeds FDR Via Stenkrith and Hartley. Music in Black Bull. Taxis back to station. Easy (Kirkby Stephen) (15.00) 08.49 Walk Monks, shepherds, farmers & traders - a walk through time. 9 miles Ribblehead 10.30 Lds 08.49/ IAG Ribblehead to Horton archaeology trail with Dr David Johnson. Moderate (Horton-in-R.) (15.00) Car 08.53 Talk History underfoot - aspects of Ingleborough’s past. Talk by Dr Friends Meeting 19.30 IAG David Johnson, author of Ingleborough: Landscape & History. £2.00 House, Settle. (21.30) 3peaksfolkclub.com Music Music Sessions in the pub. Black Bull, 14.00 3PFC Music Sessions in the Black Bull, Kirkby Stephen. Kirkby Stephen (23.00)

Fri Walk Caves & Crags - an archaeological trail. 6 miles Settle 10.44 Leeds YDS Settle circular via Victoria cave and Attermire Scar. Easy (Settle) (15.00) 09.47 May 4 Talk Dances with Bears - new research about the first people in the . St John’s Church 15.00 . YDS daleshighway.org.uk Yorkshire Dales. Talk presented by archaeologist Tom Lord. £5.00. Hall, Settle (17.00) Walk Garsdale to via Mossdale. (*b) (Optional 6 mile walk - 10 miles Garsdale 10.21 Lds 08.49 WR Penrith Ramblers Moderate). Both return from Hawes to Garsdale station by bus (£3). Strenuous (Garsdale) (17.00) Car 08.53 penrithramblers.org.uk Music Music Sessions in the pub. Harts Head, 15.00 3PFC Folk & Country night at the Harts Head, Giggleswick. Giggleswick (24.00)

Sat Walk Bluebell Walk. 8 miles Appleby 10.50 Leeds FDR Appleby circular via Dufton Ghyll Woods. Easy (Appleby) (15.30) 08.49 May 5 Walk Waterfalls and Wildflowers Walk. (*b) Help to identify 7 miles Dent 12.12 Leeds FoSCL wildflowers. Dent Station, to Dent. Return on bus 17.00. Moderate (Dent) (17.32) 10.49 West Riding Ramblers Walk Horton-in-Ribblesdale to Settle via Feizor and Crummackdale. 10 miles Horton-in-R. 10.56 Carlisle FoSCL ramblersyorkshire.org Horton - Moughton - Crummackdale - Wharfe - Feizor - Settle Moderate (Settle) (18.57) 09.26 Walk Horton-in-Ribblesdale to Ribblehead. 10 miles Horton-in-R. 09.58 Leeds FDR via Moughton Scar and Selside. Moderate (Ribblehead) (17.50) 08.49 Walk Lazonby to Armathwaite. Kirkoswald - Staffield - Ruckcroft - Dale - 11 miles Lazonby 11.07 Leeds FoSCL Ainstable - Holmrange - Armathwaite. Moderate (Armathwaite) (16.32) 08.49 Walk from Ribblehead. Ribblehead - Whernside summit - 16 miles Ribblehead 10.06 Leeds FoSCL Cluntering Gill - Kingsdale - Scales Moor - Ribblehead. Strenuous (Ribblehead) (17.42) 08.49 Walk Hellifield to Settle 17 miles Hellifield 09.40 Leeds FDR wensleydalerailway.com via Kirkby Malham and Gordale Scar. Strenuous (Settle) (17.50) 08.49 ingleborougharchaeologygroup.org.uk Music Music Sessions in the Club. Settle Social Club, 20.00 3PFC Music sessions at Settle Social Club, Settle. Settle (23.00)

Sun Walk Whernside from Ribblehead. Ribblehead - Ivescar - Whernside 8 miles Ribblehead 10.27 Leeds FoSCL summit - Ribblehead. Return for music in pub. Strenuous (Ribblehead) (15.15) 09.00 May 6 Walk Dent Station to Ribblehead via Whernside. Dent station - Cowgill 12 miles Dent 10.37 Leeds FoSCL -Dentdale - Deepdale - Whernside - Blea Moor - Ribblehead. Pub. Strenuous (Ribblehead) (18.02) 09.00 Walk Taste of A Dales High Way - Malham to Settle. (*b) Dalesbus to 8.5 miles Settle 10.10 Leeds FDHW wainwright.org.uk Malham, walk to Settle via Malham Cove and Attermire Scar. Moderate (Settle) (17.00) 09.00 Walk A Pennine Journey: Stage 1. (*t) Meet at Horton-in-Ribblesdale, 7.5 miles Horton-in-R. 10.56 Carlisle WS train to Settle, walk back to Horton via Stainforth. Moderate (Horton-in-R.) (17.00) 09.25 Walk Settle Circular. Settle arc via Giggleswick Scar, Feizor, Stainforth & 9.5 miles Settle 10.30 Leeds WRR Langcliffe. Meet 10.10 train at Settle for 10.30 start. Moderate (Settle) (15.30) 09.00 Music Music Sessions in the pub. Station Inn, 14.00 3PFC Music Sessions at the Station Inn, Ribblehead. Ribblehead (23.00)

Walk A guided tour of Ribblehead Viaduct. Visit the site of the old 3 miles Ribblehead 10.25 Lds 08.49 FoSCL Mon publishers of unique navvy shanty town and workings (Optional longer tour - Moderate). Easy (Ribblehead) (13.00) Car 08.53 May 7 walk guides Walk Eastern edge of Mallerstang - Kirkby Stephen to Garsdale. (*t) 14 miles Garsdale 10.00 Leeds PR 2650 ft. Meet Garsdale, train to KS, walk to Garsdale, music in pub. Strenuous (Garsdale) (19.00) 08.49 Walk Guided Tour of Old Settle Town with Bill Mitchell. Join the former 1 mile Settle 10.44 Leeds YDS Dalesman editor for a gentle guided tour of the old town. Easy (Settle) (11.44) 09.47 Talk Ramblings and Railways. Colin Speakman on how railways have St John’s Church 14.00 YDS encouraged rambling as a popular countryside activity. £5.00 Hall, Settle (16.00) skyware.co.uk Music Music Sessions in the pub. Moorcock Inn, 13.00 3PFC Music Sessions in the Moorcock Inn, Garsdale. Garsdale (23.00) For more details go to ride2stride.org.uk Walks. All walks start and finish at a station. Start times correspond with the arrival of a train from Leeds or Carlisle and may be subject to delay. The walk leader will meet you at the station. Walks marked (*t) start with a train ride, those marked (*b) include a bus ride (fare payable). Finish times are approx. Walkers are responsible for their own travel arrangements to and from the start and finish of each walk. All walks are free and do not require booking. WALK GRADES: Easy – Leisurely walks with regular stops. Any climbs will be of modest gradient & length. Moderate – Cater for the more experienced walkers. Expect a full day at a steady pace. May well encounter steeper gradients & more difficult terrain. Strenuous – A full day's walk at a brisk pace, probably encountering steep slopes and difficult terrain. May also include yomping and/or short scrambles. There could be time constraints. The pace of the walk is appropriate to the distance and the available time. We ask that walkers accept the pace set. Anyone getting ahead of the leader may be deemed to have left the walk. Good footwear & adequate clothing (including waterproofs) are essential. Please carry enough food & drink for the day. The walk leader reserves the right to refuse participation to anyone who is judged to be not fit or adequately clothed or equipped for the walk concerned, and to vary the walk if conditions so dictate. Under 18 year olds to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Well behaved dogs on leads only please. Whilst walk leaders take every care, your comfort and safety are your own responsibility. The Festival organisers cannot accept responsibility for any loss, damage, injury or inconvenience resulting from these events. KEY: FoSCL - Friends of Settle Carlisle Line; FDR - Friends of DalesRail; YDS - Yorkshire Dales Society; PR - Penrith Ramblers; WRR - West Riding Ramblers; FDHW - Friends of A Dales High Way; WS - Wainwright Society; WR - ; IAG – Ingleborough Archaeology Group; 3PFC – Three Peaks Folk Club. For further details on any event please contact each organising group directly.