Walking Enthusiasts Sites: Great Britain

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Matt O'Brien - This is a wonderful enthusiasts site. Matt has been walking since 2004 when bitten by the walking bug during a challenging Yorkshire Three Peaks trip. He mentions on his site "While the majority of my early walks were in the Yorkshire Dales I began to broaden my horizons in 2005 when my wife Lisa and I purchased a tent and that summer visited the North Pennines, Hadrian's Wall, Kielder Forest Park and finally the Lake District. Much to my delight Lisa also enjoyed the hill walking experience" Keep lucking in to Matt's site for reports of his and Lisa'a exploits. I will.

Darren Boustead - This website is a collection of information, photos and a few words about walks Darren has carried out. The majority of the walks have taken place in the Peak District, however he plans to go to the Lake District to start bagging some Wainwrights. As Darren says "Whether it be hiking in the countryside or hill walking, you can't beat a good walk in the fresh air. Hiking and hill walking are great ways of getting your body fit, healthy and active, as well as boosting your self-confidence and you also get to see some spectacular sights that you wouldn't get to see driving on the roads" Quite right.

Jo and Alan - Jo and Alan's Adventure Journals are fantastic reads of long distance walks they have done. All the journal reports include super photographs that just make you want to be there. I highly recommended their site to all discerning walkers.

Paul Watson and Mitch - Pauls site about his walks with Midge, his beloved Border Collie is brilliant. As he states on the homepage "This site records the travels and adventures I have with my Border Collie Midge. All the stories herein are true, only the names have been changed to protect the innocent, the litigious and the stupid" Fantastic!

Sally Jordan - Sally's site is dedicated to long distance walking and she has done quite a few. Here reflections of the walks, sometimes accompanied by husband Richard and/or daughter Helen are an inspiration. Apart from some well known National Trails she has also walked some lesser known jewels.

Angela Clarke - Peak Walker is a photo diary of Angela's walks. Most of the walks take place in the Peak District, where she lives, but there are also walks in the Lake District as she is slowly 'bagging' the Birketts. The photographs are really well taken which makes her pages a pleasure to browse.

George Tod - George's site is full of personal records of his many walks on Northern England's trails. I bet you will have fun reading them.

Barry Riley - Barry calls his website 'Brilwalks' and that is just what they are to him. Like me he walks with friends 'The Boys' or his family. I recommend you read about Barry's exploits. His reports are full of passion. An excellent personal site.

Manchester University - The club have a good web site with a fairly comprehensive record of (mainly) English walks.

Walking Enthusiast's Websites: Great Britain