Follow
the Country Code Enjoy the countryside and
respect its life and work. Guard against all
risk of fire. Fasten all gates. Keep to public
paths across farmland. Use gates and stiles
to cross fences, hedges and walls. Leave livestock,
crops and machinery alone. Take your litter
home. Help to keep all water clean. Protect
wildlife, plants and trees. Take special care
on country roads. Make no unnecessary noise.
Equipment and Clothing Mountain Routes Walkers on the
Mountain routes must carry/wear the following:
-rucksack
-walking boots are recommended for all high level mountain walks. Sandels and trainers are not suitable for these routes.
-waterproof coat and leggings
-spare clothing
-hat and gloves
-a torch
-whistle
-a packed lunch and extra food in case of emergency
-at least one litre of water
-basic first aid kit
It
is strongly recommended that walking
boots are worn for all walks. Jeans should not be worn as when
they get wet they get heavy and cold.
Lowland Routes On the lowland routes walkers should carry the following-
-day sack
-packed lunch and water
-waterproof coat and leggings
-walking boots/and or trainers-though if wearing trainers please bear in mind that parts of the route may be muddy and wet underfoot depending on the weather conditions
FOR SAFETY REASONS PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU CHECK IN WITH REGISTRATION STAFF AT THE END OF YOUR WALK.
We take your safety very seriously-if you do not check in at the end of your walk we may think you are missing or injured.
Special Note Children under 16 must be accompanied by
an adult on all walks. Those taking part in
any of the walks do so at their own risk. You
are responsible for your own safety at all times.
The Organisers or walk leaders reserve the right
to cancel or alter any route or aspect of the
festival.
Follow
the Country Code
