Intrested in big challenge walks

Hi all I like to do big challenge walks and would like to get to now more people that do the big stuff as i only know a couple. Is there people on here that do this aswell?

I live in Derbyshire but travell to as many places i can have a look at my blog to see the things i get up to thanks

http://mountainboxer01.blogspot.co.uk/

Try the Long Distance Walkers Association.

They do longs walks all the time

 http://www.ldwa.org.uk/challenge_events/events.php

no longer the 'office manager' wrote (see)

They do longs walks all the time

Oh, is that why they call themselves the LDWA?

@ mountainboxer  What do you mean by "the big stuff"? Height? Length? Duration? Single day or multi-day? Number of tops? Technicality?

no longer the 'office manager' wrote (see)

They do longs walks all the time

Oh, is that why they call themselves the LDWA?

Thanks Skip!

Bedouin's yer man. He's "stood on Volcano's in Guatemala, wandered on the great Steppes of Outer Mongolia, Climbed in the Himalayas, walked on the Great Wall of China, trekked in the Darien Gap"

Mine of information so he is. You should drop him a PM

Trouble no one about their religion;

respect others in their view and demand that they respect yours.

~Chief Tecumseh~

Kev The Nasty Meanie wrote (see)

Bedouin's yer man. He's "stood on Volcano's in Guatemala, wandered on the great Steppes of Outer Mongolia, Climbed in the Himalayas, walked on the Great Wall of China, trekked in the Darien Gap"

Mine of information so he is. You should drop him a PM ...

I nearly choked on my coffee reading that, Kev 

mountainboxer wrote (see)

... what do you get up2? 

Only yesterday I walked the local 'Old Railway Challenge' with my indefatigable little dug. Distance 5 miles; ascent 0 feet; time 1 hour 45 minutes.

Seriously, my walks are mostly one-dayers. On the fells I'm comfortable with about 3000 feet over roughly ten miles with plenty of time for stravaiging and diversions. For low level walks, about fifteen miles is ideal although I sometimes stretch that to twenty-odd. More details in my TRs.

 Have a crack at the Meirionnydd Round, that should sort you out for a day or so .

 http://www.gofar.eclipse.co.uk/meirionnyddround.html

 Moley.

For the best LDW in Britain (in my opinion) do the Cape Wrath Trail

 http://capewrathtrailguide.org/

moley wrote (see)

 Have a crack at the Meirionnydd Round, that should sort you out for a day or so .

 http://www.gofar.eclipse.co.uk/meirionnyddround.html

 Moley.

 Thanks that website has some amazing walks on will look at it some more later

Alan Bellis wrote (see)

For the best LDW in Britain (in my opinion) do the Cape Wrath Trail

 http://capewrathtrailguide.org/

Thanks will have a look at the link

How about doing the West Highland Way tomorrow? The record is a pretty challenging 15 hours, 44 minutes.

Going by the weather forecast for tomorrow, the record isn't under threat!