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  • Hadrians Wall Walk

    Coast to Coast from Wallsend, near Newcastle, to the Solway Firth beyond Carlisle, the route follows the Roman Wall for its entire length. Lots of history and great scenery too.

    3 to 10 Days

  • Coast to Coast Walk

    Coast to Coast Walk

    The classic traverse of the north of England passing through 3 very different National Parks. Tremendous variety of landscapes - one of world's best long distance routes.

    6 to 18 days

  • West Highland Way

    From the edge of Glasgow along the shores of Loch Lomond and into the heart of the West Highlands, finishing at the foot of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain, at Fort William.

    3 to 9 days

General

Can I walk or cycle alone?

Many outdoor professionals would advise you against going out in the mountains or remote countryside - a problem could occur and you could experience difficulty being on your own. However, many people undertake these trips alone and thoroughly enjoy the experience.

If you do decide to do a route by yourself, please ensure you are properly equipped and sufficiently experienced.

Do you cater for children?

Many children aged 6 and above have enjoyed our walks, but they do need to be fit and have the right equipment and clothing. We are unable to offer any discounts as B&Bs will charge us the same, but we can try and book accommodation where a family room is available, which tends to be more cost effective. Unfortunately we cannot accommodate babies.

Can I bring my dog?

We can accommodate dogs on some, but not all, of our routes. Our most dog friendly routes are Hadrian's Wall and the Cleveland Way Moorland Highlights. We cannot accommodate dogs on the Coast to Coast. It is always best to book as far ahead as possible with a dog as the accommodation is very limited. We do have an extensive information sheet on dogs, so if you are interested please complete an enquiry form and we will send you more information on booking with a dog.

Using public transport to and from your holiday

Summary information on Public transport to the beginning and end of each route is displayed on our holiday webpages. We are happy to offer advice and guidance on your transport arrangements - please get in touch.

Parking

We can usually arrange parking for your vehicle at the start or end of your holiday. Parking is at your own risk and will sometimes be "on street" parking. Usually there is a small charge made and this needs to be settled with the Proprietor on your arrival.

Weather

Any time between the beginning of May and the end of September tends to be a good time to walk in the UK. You are likely to encounter a mixture of weather at any time of the year, so it is always worth bringing waterproofs and suntan lotion!

Guided tours

Unfortunately we do not offer guided tours.

Travel agents

We are happy to work with bone fide travel agents and tour operators. Please contact us for further details.

 

Client Feedback

  • Thanks again for the excellent service you have provided for us to walk the Cleveland Way this year.  It is particularly reassuring to know of the back up service which is in place in case of late arrival especially when walking so far from home in what can be reasonably challenging terrain. Thank you for faultless organisation and attention to detail.  All we had to do was walk!

    Lawrence Hunt, Bristol, UK.
    Cleveland Way, August 2011

     

  • Would you use Mickledore again?  Yes, and will recommend to others. I am very happy with my holiday.  Well planned and excellent accommodation selections, thanks.

    Dr Robin Turner, NSW, Australia
    Hadrian's Wall, August 2011

     

  • I was delighted with the service provided by the whole team at Mickledore.  Always nice to know you are dealing with real people at the other end.  Great support.  Keep up the good work.

    Joan Fellows, Lancashire, UK.
    Hadrian's Wall, August 2011

     

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