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Walks4all

A website dedicated to walking, hiking, and the great outdoors to inspire you to get out and about.

Check out our 'Introduction Video' to explore all the information we include for each full-length video walk. Walks are added regularly, so subscribe to our YouTube channel to know when any new walks have been uploaded.

Don’t forget to check out our walking and gear blogs, which we hope you will find informative.
Walks4all
A website dedicated to walking, hiking, and the great outdoors to inspire you to get out and about.

Check out our 'Introduction Video' to explore all the information we include for each full-length video walk. Walks are added regularly, so subscribe to our YouTube channel to know when any new walks have been uploaded.

Don’t forget to check out our walking and gear blogs, which we hope you will find informative.

Our latest walks

Bolton Abbey Circular Walk along the River Wharfe
 Moderate 
This Bolton Abbey circular walk includes the Bolton Abbey Priory Church, the Priory ruins, the Strid, and a beautiful walk alongside the River Wharfe. There are plenty of places to stop for refreshments along the way.
Pendle Hill walk from the Nick of Pendle
 Moderate 
A circular walk to the summit of Pendle Hill from from the Nick of Pendle through Pendleton Moor, Apronfull Hill and Ogden Clough before returning via Pendle Moor, with wonderful panoramas across the Ribble Valley and beyond.
Pendle Hill walk from Downham
 Moderate 
A Pendle Hill circular walk from the unspoilt village of Downham over the hill synonymous with the Pendle witches. The stunning panorama from the summit includes Southern Lakeland fells, Yorkshire Dales, Ribble Valley, and Trough of Bowland.

Our most popular walks

Pendle Hill walk via The Pendle Way (Short Route) from Barley
 Moderate 
The classic Pendle Hill circular walk from Barley via The Pendle Way takes in the hill synonymous with the Pendle witches. From the summit even Blackpool tower and the Lakeland fells can all be seen on a clear day!
Pen-y-ghent walk from Horton in Ribblesdale
 Moderate 
One of the 'Yorkshire Three Peaks'. See the wonderful panoramic views from the summit of Pen-y-ghent before returning via Hull Pot.
Ingleborough walk via Ingleborough Cave, Trow Gill and Gaping Gill from Clapham
 Moderate 
A circular walk from the picturesque village of Clapham, which affords wonderful views of Ingleborough and Pen-y-ghent. It heads past Ingleborough Cave, which can be visited and then on through the impressive Trow Gill to reach Gaping Gill.

Our latest walking gear articles

Best boot dryers of 2025: Keep your footwear fresh and dry!
By: Andrew Forrest - updated August 2025
Whether you're a hiker, runner, footballer, or simply someone who enjoys outdoor activities, having a reliable boot dryer is essential for keeping your footwear dry, fresh, and ready for use.
Hydration bladders vs. water bottles: Which is better for hiking?
By: Andrew Forrest - July 2025
Staying hydrated is essential on any hike, but what's the best way to carry your water? Hikers often debate hydration bladders versus water bottles - essentially, using a flexible water reservoir (hydration bladder) with a drinking pipe, or sticking to traditional water bottles.
Ultimate guide to sleeping bag liners: Comfort and warmth combined
By: Andrew Forrest - July 2025
Sleeping bag liners may seem simple, but they are among the smartest upgrades you can add to your sleep system. They provide extra warmth, enhance comfort, and keep your sleeping bag clean - all in a lightweight, packable design.

Our most popular walking gear articles

Best hydration bladders of 2025: A buyer's guide
By: Andrew Forrest - July 2024
In this article, we will discuss the best hydration bladders of 2025, why you should use them, and the many factors to consider when choosing them. So, let's get started on this refreshing journey!
Best sit mats for hiking, camping and festivals in 2025
By: Andrew Forrest - May 2025
When you're out for a walk, hike or picnic, or even watching your favourite band, having a small cushion to sit on can make all the difference. Sit mats (also known as sit pads or seat cushions) provide you with a comfortable, dry spot to perch on wet grass, cold rocks, snow, or hard ground.
Best waterproof trousers of 2025 - Keep yourself dry on any walk
By: Andrew Forrest - January 2025
Finding the best waterproof trousers or rain pants is crucial for staying dry and comfortable during outdoor activities. Our 2025 guide reviews top picks across different categories, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your needs, whether hiking, backpacking, mountaineering or just out walking the dog.

Our latest blogs

When is it too hot to walk your dog?
By: Andrew Forrest - August 2025
How do you know when it's too hot to head outside, and what should you do instead? We'll explore when it's too hot to walk your dog, what the experts advise, and how to keep your furry friend happy and safe in hot weather.
The importance of hydration for walkers and hikers
By: Andrew Forrest - July 2025
Proper hydration is crucial for safe walking and hiking. Water makes up about two-thirds of the human body and is vital for nearly all bodily functions.
Magnetic North, True North and Grid North: What every hiker needs to know
By: Andrew Forrest - May 2025
Imagine standing on a hilltop looking at your map and compass - which way is really north? In navigation, there are three 'norths' - True North, Grid North and Magnetic North.

Our most popular blogs

The ultimate guide to Pendle Hill
By: Andrew Forrest - updated November 2024
Explore the captivating allure of Pendle Hill with our Ultimate Guide, where history, nature, and adventure converge in Lancashire's iconic landscape. From the haunting tales of the Pendle Witch Trials to exhilarating walks, picturesque villages and hidden gems, this comprehensive guide will unveil the secrets of Pendle Hill, making your visit an unforgettable journey.
How to lace hiking boots and shoes: Master the art of lacing for comfort and support
By: Andrew Forrest - December 2023
In this comprehensive guide, we'll unravel the art of lacing techniques, revealing how minor adjustments can yield substantial improvements in performance, comfort and support during outdoor adventures.
Magnetic North, True North and Grid North: What every hiker needs to know
By: Andrew Forrest - May 2025
Imagine standing on a hilltop looking at your map and compass - which way is really north? In navigation, there are three 'norths' - True North, Grid North and Magnetic North.