James Herriot way?
03 April 2007, 02:11 PM
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James Herriot way?
Hi all,
Wondered if anyone has done this 4 day walk and offer me some advice.
I am hoping to do it shortly, but i can't find a decent map/guide of the walk online. The best i could find was this:
Herriot Way, N Yorkshire
I have the correct OS map, but i was hoping for a more detailed guide. With information for example where to pick up the paths and which paths to follow.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Steve
Wondered if anyone has done this 4 day walk and offer me some advice.
I am hoping to do it shortly, but i can't find a decent map/guide of the walk online. The best i could find was this:
Herriot Way, N Yorkshire
I have the correct OS map, but i was hoping for a more detailed guide. With information for example where to pick up the paths and which paths to follow.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Steve
03 April 2007, 03:03 PM
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Seems a like a good hike 
I am planning my first stroll up Scafell Pike this spring/summer and have had the same problems. Lot's of vague maps, poor desciptions and commercial websites trying to sell me gaitors and beds for the night etc...
I found the Wainright Walks programme on BBC4 useful and have kept it on the planner. I feel I may struggle carrying my tele and skybox up the pike though, plus where would I get a cable long enough
Good luck on your quest! I hope the weather is good for you
I am planning my first stroll up Scafell Pike this spring/summer and have had the same problems. Lot's of vague maps, poor desciptions and commercial websites trying to sell me gaitors and beds for the night etc...
I found the Wainright Walks programme on BBC4 useful and have kept it on the planner. I feel I may struggle carrying my tele and skybox up the pike though, plus where would I get a cable long enough
Good luck on your quest! I hope the weather is good for you
03 April 2007, 05:32 PM
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Seems a like a good hike
I am planning my first stroll up Scafell Pike this spring/summer and have had the same problems. Lot's of vague maps, poor desciptions and commercial websites trying to sell me gaitors and beds for the night etc...
I found the Wainright Walks programme on BBC4 useful and have kept it on the planner. I feel I may struggle carrying my tele and skybox up the pike though, plus where would I get a cable long enough
Good luck on your quest! I hope the weather is good for you
I am planning my first stroll up Scafell Pike this spring/summer and have had the same problems. Lot's of vague maps, poor desciptions and commercial websites trying to sell me gaitors and beds for the night etc...
I found the Wainright Walks programme on BBC4 useful and have kept it on the planner. I feel I may struggle carrying my tele and skybox up the pike though, plus where would I get a cable long enough
Good luck on your quest! I hope the weather is good for you
I have still been searching for more info but not had much luck yet. I might end up having to rely on OS map and compass, but i was hoping to find something a little more 'descriptive'.
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