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Climb up to the unusual limestone pavements of Great Asby Scar, through a remote nature reserve, with fabulous views of the Howgills and the Lake District fells.... More info

A very pleasant circuit from Appleby, starting from the train station on the Settle to Carlisle line. Dufton is a pretty village at the base of the Pennines, where there is a pub for a halfway stop.... More info

The walk is based upon the little Cumbrian village of Orton; the cafes, church and chocolate factory plus a welcoming pub make it an attraction in itself, as do the Saturday Farmers' Markets. The walk climbs gently through grasslands and then drops... More info

This walk is to the south and then the east of Appleby, using bridleways for the first half before turning north over Appleby golf course on the way back. There are good views of the eastern Lakeland fells but the outstanding views are of the... More info

This is a straightforward walk to follow and although it goes steadily uphill from the start, there is only one short, steep section. The views from the top are extensive, even extending, I am assured, to the house of the Walkingworld administrator... More info

Orton is one of those villages that is between places, here Tebay and Appleby; and does not have the attention it merits. Most people will find it tranquil and charming if they stop to look and it has a lot of possibilities for the walker across... More info

An open country walk around these little-visited Howgill Fells. There are good tracks but also featureless moors. The walk is straightforward, at least in clear weather, taking in several summits and affording great views of the hills to the south.... More info

One of Walkingworld.com's Pennine Way walks. Cross Great Shunner Fell (716m) from Swaledale to Wensleydale on the Pennine Way and optionally visit Hardraw Force (the highest waterfall in England). Please note that this is a linear walk for which you... More info

The walk joins the two villages by following a lovely river path before taking off to slightly higher ground by a series of bridleways. One section needs more attention to navigation, but for the most part it is straightforward. There are few stiles... More info

A dales walk with waterfalls and some magnificent views. This circular walk commences in Muker, an idyllic Swaledale village. It takes you up the east side of the dale, close to the river to reach Keld. The walk returns to Muker via a section of the... More info