walkers on a hillDyke Hikes

New programme (October- March 2012)

The next AGM will be held on 9th February at 6.30 at Bev’s house in Heaton.  All walkers welcome to attend.

 

'Dyke Hikes' are a group of lesbians who enjoy walking.  While the emphasis is on leisure and meeting people, a reasonable degree of fitness is required along with appropriate boots and clothing.  Most walks are between 6 and 9 miles long and take place in the countryside across Northumberland and County Durham (with occasional variations).  Many walks are followed by a visit to the pub or local cafe. New walk programmes are prepared every 6 months, with one or two walks offered each month.  Walks are free although a small contribution now and again from regular walkers helps us with the cost of printing and hosting the website.

In most case you will need your own transport to get to the meeting points although lifts can sometimes be arranged. No advance booking is required and lesbians visiting the area are welcome to join us.

Contact Us
If you are new to Dyke Hikes or just need more information, please email us: dykehikes@hotmail.com

Please note that all walk leaders are volunteers and everyone participates at their own risk.                                               

The latest programme (October-March 2012)

Important points to note


Programme of Walks October-March 2012


 

October 9th.             Alwinton to Kidlandlee (6 miles)

October 23rd.           Sunniside Edge (9miles)

November 13th.        Bamburgh/Budle Bay (6.5 miles)

November 27th.        Sunderland Bridge and Shincliffe (7miles)

December 18th.        Nearly-Solstice Walk.          St Cuthberts Cave (6.5 miles)

January 8th.             Catton. River East Allen (6.25 miles)

January 22nd.           Shaftoe Crags (6.5 miles) NB: MUD & DAMAGED FOOTBRIDGE

February 12th.          Stonehaugh and the Long Drop Netty (6 miles)

February 26th.          Castle Eden Dene. Nr Peterlee, Co.Durham (6.5 miles)

March 25th.              Blanchland South (7miles)

 

Important points to note