Our aim is to bring you information on the best mountain and hill walks we've found by trial and error. We test them out and give you our honest opinion so that you'll know what you're letting yourself in for.

The Tour of Mont Blanc

Image: Mont BlancThe Tour of Mont Blanc is a 10 - 12 day 180 km trek around the Mont Blanc range, taking you amongst some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Europe and crossing borders from France into Italy and Switzerland. It is an incredible circuit - if you have the weather on your side you might risk falling because you can't take your eyes off those snowy mountains.

Combs Moss from Chapel-en-le-Frith

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Combs Moss is a great solitary hike on the hills above Chapel-en-le-Frith and Combs, with panoramic views that take in Cracken Edge, South Head and Kinder Scout.

The walk can be started in a number of places and is accessible via public transport. There is some parking at Chapel-en-le-Frith railway station or in the residential streets on the edge of Chapel. An hourly train serivce runs between Manchester and Buxton.

The Kinder Circuit - a walk around the edges of Kinder Scout

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About the walk

Circumnavigating the whole of the Kinder Scout Plateau, a wild peat upland rimmed by gritstone edges, the Kinder Circuit is a long day walk. It follows the path along the top of the edges and gives wonderful views all the way around. It can be started and finished anywhere where there is access.

Crinkle Crags & Bowfell - high points at the end of the Langdale valley

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Image: Langdale PikesA day's outing in Langale with an easy ridge climb that takes you into high mountain scenery and spectacular views over the Langdale Pikes. The last climb up Bowfell is an optional extra but it would be a shame to miss out on the wonderful vistas towards Scafell and, on a clear day, all the way to the sea.

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