Can you help our Sponsor our Member Terry Williams ?
This October, Terry is taking part in the 'Walk 60 Miles in October' challenge to help save lives and improve the quality of life for everyone affected by bowel cancer.
As a bowel cancer survivor himself, he is acutely aware of the importance of the work Bowel Cancer UK are doing.
He'll be walking anytime and anywhere throughout the month, earning rewards along the way. Every pound he raises will help provide vital support and information to patients and their families, fund life-saving research, and support campaigns for early diagnosis and the best possible treatment and care for all.
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Next Walk : Saturday 10th October 2026, Grassington. Yorkshire Dales.
Our walks on 10th October 2026 are led by Sarah and Jo and are from the lovely market town of Grassington in the Yorkshire Dales.
A walk (9.6 miles)
The A walk is 9.6 miles with an elevation gain of 380 metres. We leave Grassington ascending on Moor Lane. There is some road walking until we venture onto the moors passing the remains of a 19th century lead mine. We follow Hebden Beck and break for lunch before a gentle ascent past Mossy Moor reservoir. We descent off Moss Moor ridge into the village of Hebden before following the Dales Way back along the river into Grassington via the southern end of the car park.
B walk (7.4 miles)
The B walk starts in Grassington, and will head down to and across the river Wharfe. We will walk towards Linton and we will have a steady but gentle climb towards Thorpe crossing several low stiles and fields. We then head down towards village of Burnsall where there will be a toilet stop and refreshments if desired. We then head along the river and cross the suspension bridge/stepping stones towards Hebden village. We then continue following a path across fields heading back across to Grassington. Total distance 7 miles with an elevation of 267 metres.
There are toilets in the Visitors Centre, main car park (20p honesty box).
Grassington is well served with a range of cafes and pubs including the Devonshire, The Foresters Arms and the Black Horse Hotel.
