All of the organisation was seamless. Three of the accommodations were standouts- 1) Charles and Christine at Porch House, North Allerton, (2) Ruth and Dick at Greenhouse B and B, Gladesdale, and (3) Judith at Intake Farm, Littlebeck.. We had dinner at the last 2 and it was excellent and great value.
Overview
Walk one of England's most legendary long-distance routes across 19 days, crossing the country from the Irish Sea at St Bees to the North Sea at Robin Hood's Bay. Devised by fell-walker Alfred Wainwright in 1973, the Coast to Coast covers 309 kilometres through three of England's finest national parks — the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors. The walking is varied and challenging, from high fell ridges and glacier-carved valleys to limestone moors, riverside meadows and dramatic sea cliffs. It is not an easy walk, but with good preparation, it is immensely rewarding from start to finish.
Highlights
- Picturesque country villages, farms, and old churches with stunning stained-glass windows
- Stay in charming B&Bs or iconic country pubs, enjoy real local ales and country hospitality
- Fabulous fell walking in the glorious Lake District
- Rolling green hills, drystone walls, and fluffy sheep in the Yorkshire Dales
- Walk to the summit of the Nine Standards Rigg with its enigmatic, drystone cairns (rock piles)
- Stone Age standing stones, medieval stone crosses & old estate boundary markers on the North York Moors
- Excellent English home-cooked breakfast daily and walkers’ lunches
- Grasmere Valley, ‘the loveliest spot that man hath found’ according to Wordsworth
Itinerary
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