Mistletoe in Muggleswick
Mon 27th Dec 2021
Walk Details:
From Allensford head south west into Bog Wood. Follow tracks, minor roads to Muggleswick Park where the path is faint but head up and over to Edumundbyers where we will have our first break. Head out of Edmundbyers SW then east along to Lamb Shield Farm, before heading to Smiddle Shaw Reservoir where we will have lunch stop. After lunch return back to Allensford via footpaths through High Hosleyhope, Middle Hosleyhope, Warnely Hill and Bog Wood
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Walk Report
Led by Julie Carolan and Michelle Orton. Bit of an overcast, misty sort of day which gave the moors of Muggleswick Common a moody look. The car park at Allensford is an ideal starting point, free and easy to locate. 21 walkers. 16 miles in the end, with 646 metres of ascent which took us 6 hrs 45 mins, finishing well before dark. Mulled wine and sweet mince pies provided by the excellent leaders at the end.Other Files
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