What is everybody's best local day out from the area

[journolud]

Living in Macclesfield, favourite day out around 30 minutes away. Hmm, that would be Manchester.

 

[urban genie]

You fool. And yes, it’s fantastic. Especially on a wild day. Magical.

Well when you go all scotish romanticism, I switch off, after all glasgow and edinburgh are praftically english in mimdset since 1349 and love to play on irish affiliation that doesn't exist

As I said lowlander ;-)

 

[idahoblues]

Well when you go all scotish romanticism, I switch off, after all glasgow and edinburgh are praftically english in mimdset since 1349 and love to play on irish affiliation that doesn't exist

As I said lowlander

That’s right! You tell the wonderfully coiffured heathen c c c chap

 

[A57 the snake]

The moors where I live doing a big walk tomorrow to bleaklow head to show mrs snake the crash site of the B-29 bomber which was tragically named over exposed , the views are stunning but when you get to the site it’s very somber, anyone who fancies doing the walk go from glossop and not from the top of the snake pass as the walk is absolutely amazing great views of the metropolis of M/CR.

 

[BrianW]

Heptonstall is a very interesting place if you like that sort of (gothic) thing.

A rather pleasant trip out is to catch a train to Crewe and then the local to Wrenbury. From there it's an agreeable walk to the Bhurtpore Inn for excellent beer and curry.

Another nice trip is Skipton. For preference, take the old road from Colne which is very scenic. Skipton has excellent fish and chip restaurants and pubs, notably the Woolly Sheep, which is a Taylor's house.

 

[Eccles Blue]

Quarry Bank Mill, Styal village and woods area. It has been a favourite place for our family since the late 1960s.

Plus anywhere in the Lake District. The enjoyment I’ve had climbing and walking those mountains sometimes keeps me going now I can no longer do it.

I recommend walking and climbing to everyone who can. The Peak District has many wonderful walks.

 

[RACHACE]

The moors where I live doing a big walk tomorrow to bleaklow head to show mrs snake the crash site of the B-29 bomber which was tragically named over exposed , the views are stunning but when you get to the site it’s very somber, anyone who fancies doing the walk go from glossop and not from the top of the snake pass as the walk is absolutely amazing great views of the metropolis of M/CR.

Doing Bleaklow on Sunday for the 1st time. My route starts in Glossop. Love getting out walking in and around the Peak District. We live in marple too so fairly local.

 

[west didsblue]

Giving Leicester a try on Saturday. I’ll find out whether it’s a good day out on the day.

 

[Barcon]

Lake Simcoe. About an hour north of me.

 

[andyhinch]

Quarry Bank Mill, Styal village and woods area. It has been a favourite place for our family since the late 1960s.

Plus anywhere in the Lake District. The enjoyment I’ve had climbing and walking those mountains sometimes keeps me going now I can no longer do it.

I recommend walking and climbing to everyone who can. The Peak District has many wonderful walks.

Quarry Bank is 5 minutes from my house and I lived in the lakes for 30 years, are you stalking me ;-)