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Introduction:
The Wolds Way National Trail is a long distance footpath that follows a natural chalk escarpment which runs from Hull to Filey. At just over 76 miles long the walk crosses beautiful East Yorkshire countryside. The walk begins near the Humber Bridge and ends at Filey Brigg. During its 76 miles you walk through lots of lovely woodland, cross or walk through numerous delightful dales and visit a number of delightful villages, one of them deserted. Oh, and you see a lot of white stone on this unique chalkland walk. Note - At present the walk is poorly represented on the Internet. The best web sites for General Information and Planning: Wolds Way Official site with a host of information for planning the walk. Ramblers Association Comprehensive site providing details on the route. Includes an accommodation guide, booking service providers, maps required. The Walking Englishman Good statistical information and maps of the route. The best web sites for Guided Walking: No sites found which provide guided walks. The web sites that organise accommodation and baggage transfer: Discovery Travel Offers a full range of guided walking services for the Wolds Way. Coast to Coast Wolds Way accommodation booking and baggage transfer provider. The best web sites for you to plan your accommodation: The best personal journals of the walk: Ramblers Association Practical walking advice including a guide to map reading, navigation and a detailed list of the essential gear required on a long distance walk. Ramblers Association Essential safety guide with clear web site navigation. Mountain Rescue UK You may need them so take their advice. |
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