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Our aim is to create an overview of walking in Europe with information on long distance walking routes within and passing through each and eventually every European country.

As we build we will include information on accommodation for walkers, walking festivals, charity walks, outdoor equipment, outdoor equipment reviews, details of new products, where to buy outdoor gear on our retailers page, guide to maps and books for walkers, walking news and walking holidays.

If you have information on long distance walking routes in your area that you feel would be helpful to our readers please do not hesitate to contact us

Our walking adventures so far have allowed us to revisit sections of the Pennine Way, Wainwright's Coast to Coast, the GR5, the pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela and the Camino de Robert Louis Stephenson from Le Puy en Velay

We offer free listings on our Walking Festivals, Charity Walks and Where to Stay pages, the only obligation is a link back to us


Walking Festivals 

 


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Andalucian International Walking & Cultural Festival

February 


Lincolnshire Wolds Walking Festival 2013

18th May- 2nd June  

Lincolnshire Wolds Walking Festival

Enjoy 16 days exploring the delightful Lincolnshire Wolds area on a variety of over 100 walks.

Discover the landscapes and heritage of this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Group attending last years Lincolnshire Wolds Walking Festival

Walks range in length from 1 to 36 miles to suit all abilities. 

Free colour programme now available.

email: lwwf@lincsheritage.org

tel: 01529 - 461499

Web: www.woldswalkingfestival.co.uk

 


 

Ninth Gower Walking Festival 

1-16 June, 2013

Gower Walking Festival 2013 

(Winner: Swansea Bay Tourism Award 2012 - Best Festival or Event

Finalist: 2012 Sustainable Development Awards, Swansea)

book online now at www.gowerwalkingfestival.org

Centred on Britain’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Gower Walking Festival is organized and run entirely by volunteers and is a great opportunity to see the wonderful scenery and abundant wildlife of the Gower Peninsula and surrounds. It takes place from 1-16 June 2013, and there are 71 guided walks and activities for experienced walkers to leisurely strollers.

Gower Walking Festival 2013

There 26 new walks this year, including geocaching, a family treasure hunt, Return Journey - a new Dylan Thomas walk, Mud and Plague, The Old Tracks of Llanmadoc and Cheriton, a Seashore Safari and Canoeing in Penclawdd. Old favourites such as Worm’s Head, Kilvey Hill and Copperopolis remain while others, such as the Quality Food Walk, have been refreshed! Our two-day 39-mile walk, renamed the Coast Path Challenge, returns this year in reverse order and the popular Twmpath rounds off the Festival as usual.

Gower Walking Festival 2013
Any questions, email us on info@gowerwalkingfestival.org. or check our website for booking and walk information


Deal Walking Festival

Organised by White Cliffs Ramblers we have over 20 walks planned for the week
For more details go to www.dealwalkingfestival.org.uk


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Deal Pier part of Deal Walking Festival


 

Snaith Walking Festival

14th to 20th September

The ancient market town of Snaith has history, heritage, waterways and natural beauty all around, which can be discovered and enjoyed during the walking festival, starting with a celebration of Heritage Open Days.

This is the second Snaith Walking Festival and there is a varied programme of over 20 walks, from a leisurely stroll to a 16 mile hike with something to suit any age and ability.  The list includes a pub walk, Heritage Walks, a tour of a nature reserve, riverside walks and The Bannockburn Trail.  The trail roughly follows the route taken by King Edward II in 1314 from his hunting lodge at Cowick (Snaith) to Adlingfleet, where he had an army of men and military supplies ready for boarding ships bound for Scotland.

Also part of the festival is a Pick and Mix event. Self guided walking for everyone with 4 clearly marked routes- 1, 2, 3 and 4 miles in length that can be picked and mixed, with a certificate for every walker stating their overall achievement. It’s a great way of encouraging more people to start walking.

For programme details and further information go to :

www.snaithandcowicktowncouncil.co.uk


if you would like to promote your walking festival both here and on the local regional page just email the details to walkingon@walkingontheweb.co.uk

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