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Jul 2017
1:46pm, 25 Jul 2017
2,958 posts
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Lemon10
Lol McGoohan! Mr Lemon told me this morning there was a new thread about the Lake District (which we love) and I just told him there is now one for the Peak District (which is on our list to visit), and I am watching both threads and taking in all the tips. He replied "What about Norfolk?" I said that no one loves Norfolk enough to start a thread, but that's good, it's nice and quiet which is how I like it! Everyone is either in the Peaks or the Lakes and those who aren't are probably all in St Ives eating giant pasties and scones.
Anyway, I keep looking at the Edale and Hope area, I have a colleague who visits Hope every year and says its stunning.
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Jul 2017
1:49pm, 25 Jul 2017
12,914 posts
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HowFar?
I used to have Kinder as a playground for doing long runs.
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Jul 2017
1:52pm, 25 Jul 2017
7,065 posts
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KatieB
I would like to do a walk that slightly challenges my fear of steep, windy slopes but doesn't have me paralysed with fear and clinging round fetch's ankles.
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Jul 2017
2:14pm, 25 Jul 2017
30,238 posts
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McGoohan
Perhaps we need a 'Normal for Norfolk' thread, L10? 
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Jul 2017
2:37pm, 25 Jul 2017
36,537 posts
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Velociraptor
There have been loads of threads about Norfolk, or at least about the perimeter of Norfolk
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Jul 2017
2:40pm, 25 Jul 2017
790 posts
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flyingfinn
Katie, try the Mam Tor to Lose Hill ridge above Castleton. You can make it as steep or gentle as you like to suit yourself.
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Jul 2017
3:12pm, 25 Jul 2017
6,707 posts
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BaronessBL
Offers a High Six to the idea of a Normal for Norfolk thread
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Jul 2017
3:17pm, 25 Jul 2017
7,067 posts
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KatieB
Thanks, ff. I would need it to be gentle with an option to challenge. Mam Tor sounds familiar, I have a feeling it may have been involved in a D of E weekend when I was 15.
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Jul 2017
3:22pm, 25 Jul 2017
7,566 posts
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Watford Wobble
My marathon PB and all time favorite marathon is in the Peak Districals.
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Jul 2017
4:34pm, 25 Jul 2017
10,736 posts
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richmac
Should you fancy heading a little further north, come see us in the Firth. The pennine way and Langsett trail and all that is on our magnificent door step.
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