Your Name
Would you like your name to appear as the person who submitted this walk (e.g. “This Railwalks route was kindly contributed by [Your Name]?Yes No
Your email address
The starting station for this walk
The finish station for this walk (if walk does not finish at the starting station)
The website address of the walk you wish to submit (please copy and paste the full address from your browser)
The length of the walk (in miles and rounded-up 0.25 mile increments, e.g. 6.75 miles)
The Ordnance Survey Explorer map(s) applicable to this walk. This is helpful, as it will save us time looking it up, but not essential! (optional)
Please enter a general description of the walk, if one is not provided on the link you have provided above. If you are providing a description, This is where we are “selling” the walk! We’ve allowed a maximum of 750 characters in order to keep the site easy to use for others (optional).0
Please indicate what gradient category you think this walk best falls into- how hilly is it? For our definitions of each gradient type, click this text area for a dropdown guide.
Flat: You could play bowls on the way.
Flat Moderate Undulating Hilly Alpine
If there is any additional information that you think would be useful for people going on this walk, please enter it here. For example, places of interest or eating/drinking establishments en route (optional, 500 character limit)0
If you have a GPX file for this walk, please upload it here. For more information on what .GPX files are, just search “GPX” on our FAQ page here. (opens in new window). If you are uploading a GPX file, please make sure that it is either your own, or that you have permission from the creator to share it with us. If you don’t have a GPX file, just ignore this and keep going. (upload is optional)
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Your Name
Would you like your name to appear as the person who submitted this walk (e.g. “This Railwalks route was kindly contributed by [Your Name]?Yes No
Your email address
The starting station for this walk
The finish station for this walk (if walk does not finish at the starting station)
Please enter a general description of the walk. This is where we are “selling” the walk! We’ve allowed a maximum of 750 characters in order to keep the site easy to use for others.0
Please indicate what gradient category you think this walk best falls into- how hilly is it? For our definitions of each gradient type, click this text area for a dropdown guide.
Flat: You could play bowls on the way.
Flat Moderate Undulating Hilly Alpine
To give clear guidance to people going on our walks, we like to provide directions and photos. Photos also help give people an idea of whether the walk is to their liking, and what they will be seeing along the way. We will now ask you to give directions for the different stages of the walk and upload a photo for each step. Please be as clear as you can with directions and landmarks, and showcase the highlights of the walk with your pictures. We would ask that you describe and provide photos for at least four steps and a maximum of twelve for your walk. There are limits on the upload sizes, click this text area for dropdown guidance on this.
Due to bandwidth limitations, we have a limit of 7MB per photo (more than enough for the great majority of photos taken with mobile phones or digital cameras), and an overall limit of 50MB total upload across all photos being submitted. Please be aware that due to encoding for delivery to us, some files may “inflate” on upload, meaning that, for example, 10 photos that are 5MB on your hard drive may not fit into the upload limit, as odd as that may sound! If you have larger photos than you are able to upload here, please use the general enquiry form above and we can make arrangements to receive your photos a different way.
Walk Directions Step 1 (maximum of 550 characters for each step)0
Step 1 photo. Please ensure your filenames make it clear to which step of the walk they apply. Ideally, please label your photos according to each step. If this is not possible, please ensure that your photos at least have sequential filenames that we can establish which photo applies to which step.
Walk Directions Step 20
Step 2 photo
Walk Directions Step 30
Step 3 photo
Walk Directions Step 40
Step 4 photo
Walk Directions Step 5 (optional)0
Step 5 photo (optional)
Walk Directions Step 6 (optional)0
Step 6 photo (optional)
Walk Directions Step 7 (optional)0
Step 7 photo (optional)
Walk Directions Step 8 (optional)0
Step 8 photo (optional)
Walk Directions Step 9 (optional)0
Step 9 photo (optional)
Walk Directions Step 10 (optional)0
Step 10 photo (optional)
Walk Directions Step 11 (optional)0
Step 11 photo (optional)
Walk Directions Step 12 (optional)0
Step 12 photo (optional)
The length of the walk (in miles and rounded-up 0.25 mile increments, e.g. 6.75 miles)
The Ordnance Survey Explorer map(s) applicable to this walk. This is helpful, as it will save us time looking it up, but not essential! (optional)
If there is any additional information that you think would be useful for people going on this walk, please enter it here. For example, places of interest or eating/drinking establishments en route (optional, 500 character limit)0
If you have a GPX file for this walk, please upload it here. For more information on what .GPX files are, just search “GPX” on our FAQ page here. (opens in new window). If you don’t have a GPX file, just ignore this and keep going. (upload is optional)
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