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Rydal Cave
Hiking Lake District and Cumbria Lake District National Park Walks

Rydal Cave Via Loughrigg Fell

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 14th June 20235th September 2021

Rydal Cave should be on everyone’s bucket list! And if you are ticking off the Wainwright’s like myself, then Loughrigg Fell is an added bonus. The walk is a short 3.6 mile-long route, with incredible views over Rydal and Grasmere. To see Rydal Cave at its best, be prepared to head into the cave across …

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My Weekly Lupus Diary

Raynaud’s Attack At 3,000 Feet

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 2nd February 20235th September 2021

I’m at home this week after a fantastic time in North Wales, celebrating my birthday. We visited the place with the longest name on the European map, lots of beautiful lighthouses, camped at some of the most incredible camp spots with Casper, visited one very tall waterfall, and had one epic day climbing Y Garn …

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Hiking Isle Of Skye Walks

Skye’s Most Westly Point: Neist Point

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 14th December 202322nd August 2021

Neist Point is Skye’s most westerly point. It is located near the town of Glendale and is home to one of the most famous lighthouses in Scotland. It was designed by a man called David Alan Stevenson. On the 1st of November 1909, the lighthouse was lit. On your visit, you will see the aerial cableway …

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Fairy Glen, Isle Of Skye
Hiking Isle Of Skye Walks

The Magical Fairy Glen

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 14th December 202321st August 2021

The Fairy Glen on the Isle Of Skye is one truly magical place. The only way to feel the full magic of the place is by visiting it yourself. It’s a place like no other! Some people believe the landscape was created by faires, others believe it was created by a landslide. After seeing the …

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Baslow Edge, Peak District
Hiking Peak District National Park Walks

A Short Walk Along Baslow Edge

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 2nd February 202318th August 2021

Baslow Edge, located in the beautiful Peak District National Park is a picturesque edge to walk across. The edge is only about a mile long, and the route starts almost at the top, making it a nice, easy weekend or evening stroll. As you head along the edge, you will be rewarded with views for …

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The Quiraing, Isle of Skye
Hiking Isle Of Skye Walks

One Of Skye’s Most Scenic Spots: The Quiraing

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 14th December 202311th August 2021

The Quiraing is one of my favourite spots on the whole of the Isle Of Skye! The incredible, scenic landslip is located North of Skye, in the Trotternish area. If you are going to do any walks on the island, this is the one to do! Even if you don’t want to walk, just visit …

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Old Man Of Storr, Isle Of Skye
Hiking Isle Of Skye Walks

Old Man Of Storr

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 14th December 20237th August 2021

Heading to the Isle Of Skye? Then this walk definitely should be on your list! The Old Man Of Storr is one of the most photographed areas on the whole of Skye. After my visit myself, I can see why! It’s a truly impressive rock formation! The walk from the Old Man Of Storr car …

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Peak District
Hiking Peak District National Park Walks

Curbar, Froggatt, and White Edge Circular

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 2nd February 20234th August 2021

Walking the edges in the Peak District National Park is one of my favourite walks to do. There are lots of different edges to hike. This walk will take you across three of them, allowing you to see views for miles and miles. Not only do you get to walk across 2 picturesque edges, but …

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Fairy Pools, Isle Of Skye
Hiking Isle Of Skye Walks

The Fairy Pools

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 14th December 202331st July 2021

The Fairy Pools are one of Skye’s most famous spots for tourists to visit. After my visit, I can completely understand why! Beautiful crystal clear waters, with a dramatic backdrop of the Black Cullin Mountains. If you are feeling brave enough, you can even take an icy cold dip. I have to say, I missed …

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Portree, Isle of Skye
Hiking Isle Of Skye Walks

Portree Scorrybreac Trail

by Emma Hurrenupdated on 14th December 202321st July 2021

Portree is a colourful town and the capital of the Isle Of Skye. It’s a beautiful town to stop off and stock up on fresh food, gifts, and fuel, before heading onto other areas on the island. On our stop for fresh food in Portree, we decided to get out and stretch our legs on …

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