Walking Group
The Upper Wharfedale Field Society Walking Group arranges and leads walks every month, within a thirty-mile radius of Grassington.
We have such magnificent landscape and diverse terrain, with moorland, pastures, valleys, rivers and woodlands, the vast network of tracks and paths usually well signposted.
Walking Group
Our walking group members, with interests in the Society’s natural history, geology, archaeology, social and structural history, are able to draw attention to various aspects and features during walks, which combines exercise with education.
Every walk is properly reconnoitred by a leader, usually between 7-9 miles long, for the third Saturday of each month through the year. In the summer months of May to September an extra, shorter, walk of about 4-5 miles long is arranged for a monthly Monday afternoon/early evening.
We welcome anybody who may be interested, but we have agreed a policy of not allowing dogs.
Scheduled Walks
Here’s what is coming up soon.
WALKS REPORTS
Walk: A Langcliffe Circular, 16th November 2019
A typical November day, a bit dull, damp in the air but the cloud just high enough for our circuit.
Walk: Buckden Yockenthwaite Circular 19 Oct 2019
As we suspected, this eight-mile route involved water-crossings and waterfalls. The successive spells of rain recently had satisfied the ground
Walk: Circular from Grassington via hole Bottom, Mossy Moor Ridge and Hebden
Edge Lane © UWFS Under a mizzling low
Walk: A Langcliffe Circular, 16th November 2019
A typical November day, a bit dull, damp in the
Walk: Buckden Yockenthwaite Circular 19 Oct 2019
As we suspected, this eight-mile route involved water-crossings and waterfalls.
