This post on Tegg’s Nose is part of our ‘Hiking with Kids’ series. Click here to see all posts in this series. Distance: 2.5 miles Difficulty: 2/5 Interest: 5/5 (Easter trail, viewpoint, quarry) Spring has sprung in the North West UK
How to Get Started Hiking with Kids
This post contains affiliate links. Affiliate links are marked with a *. If you choose to purchase a product from an affiliate link, you won’t pay extra but I’ll earn a small commission. Last autumn, we started going hiking with
Peak District Solo Hike: Padley Gorge & Longshaw Estate
I recently blogged that I’ve started hiking on my own. I really enjoy the peace and quiet, getting out into nature and gentle exercise. Recently, I headed on a 6-mile solo hike starting near Hathersage in the Peak District. I
Why I Love Hiking Alone
Before Christmas, I embarked on a new project. Normally this is cause for concern, as I tend to dive into new ventures and burn out quickly. This one is different: its whole purpose is to help me deal with the
Family Hiking at Dove Dale and Thorpe Cloud
This post on Dove Dale Thorpe Cloud is part of our ‘Hiking with Kids’ series. Click here to see all posts in this series. Distance: 2 miles Difficulty: 4/5 (rocky and steep climb) Interest: 4/5 (stepping stones, rocks, view) One wet Sunday it just
A Family Walk at White Nancy
This post on White Nancy is part of our ‘Hiking with Kids’ series. Click here to see all posts in this series. Distance: 1.5 miles Difficulty: 3/5 (steep climb or lots of steps) Interest: 3/5 (beacon, views, steps) White Nancy is a
Hiking with kids
We’ve started a new tradition. Every Sunday, if we don’t have plans, we head out for a family hike. We pack a picnic and waterproofs and drive off for an adventure together. With three children aged six and under, this