About Charlotte G
655 km
166:38 h
Recent Activity
July 27, 2025
Really nice flat stroll along the Weaver Navigation, looping round via Aston Grange and back along the Trent & Mersey Canal. Very peaceful with lots of wildlife.
Charlotte G went for a hike.
July 20, 2025
01:47
9.50km
5.3km/h
90m
90m
Charlotte G went running.
June 10, 2025
00:58
9.06km
6:23/km
80m
70m
June 11, 2025
A very nice evening for a trot through the woods. Nicely uppy downy. Water levels in Hatchmere are very low! Lots of usually sunken tree stumps on show!
May 3, 2025
A very lovely ramble along the Cleveland Way starting in the chocolate box village of Helmsley. Mainly wooded trails led us to the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey and the beautiful village with its thatched cottages. I recently read that there are no insects these days but i can confirm that green and black
Charlotte G went for a hike.
April 13, 2025
01:24
7.01km
5.0km/h
60m
60m
April 6, 2025
No time to drive out today so a lovely sunny flat walk along the river mersey was a nice Plan B.
Chorlton to Didsbury and back. Wonderful to see trees and hedgerows bursting into life and everywhere that gorgeous spring green colour. Heaps of wild garlic. Quick stop for a sandwich at Northenden Riverside Park.
March 23, 2025
This was a lovely loop starting at Disley Station where there is plenty of parking (at the time of posting £2.40 all day).
The route partly follows the Gritstone Trail and passes the Bowstones which are a pair of Anglian Cross shafts. Local legend tells Robin Hood and his men used the stones to restring
August 2, 2025
Parking at Teggs Nose (pay & display, cafe and toilets) the route heads off down to Langley and Trentabank Reservoir. Usually we would cross the reservoir but the path is currently closed. The walk heads up through Macc Forest, looping round back to the reservoir before a final lung-busting climb back