Aycliffe Fell Walking Club is based in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham (near Darlington in the North East of England) and is open to everyone interested in fell walking or rambling. It caters for walkers of all abilities and ages. It became Aycliffe Fell Walking Club in 2011.
Each outing has a variety of walks of different lengths and difficulty ratings and transport is by comfortable coach that picks up in Darlington, Newton Aycliffe and Bishop Auckland.
The pickup times and routes are always published in each notification post, which can be accessed from this website.
Hi there folks.
This is just a post to tell you about the new website theme. I had to change the theme as the old one is now unsupported. The font was a little small too and was difficult to read on mobile devices. The new theme is called ‘SimplyBlack’ and is high contrast to improve it’s readability.
I’ve used a spectacular photo from our archive as the new header image. It was taken by EddyAycliffe on the Coledale Valley Walk in 2010.
I think it looks great and represents the club quite well, but any comments would be gratefully received.
Dave (Admin)
The walk sheet and suggested routes for the Lake District Dale Head to Keswick via Cat Bells walk on the 8 June 2019 can be seen in the following link:
2019 06 Lake District Dale Head to Keswick via Cat Bells
Please see the link below for the walk sheet and maps for the Northumberland walk taking St. Cuthbert’s Way from Jedburgh to Melrose on the 11 May 2019.
2019 05 Northumberland St. Cuthbert’s Way Jedburgh to Melrose
The April 2019 walk will be in the region of Bingley, Saltaire and Ilkley. The Walk Sheet and maps can be seen in the link below:
2019 04 Yorkshire Dales Bingley and Saltaire to Ilkley
Please see the following link for the walk sheet and route map and other information on this walk that includes some of the Lake District’s finest fells such as St Sunday Crag and Fairfield.
2019 03 Lake District Patterdale to Ambleside
Please use the link below to see the walk sheet and the route maps.
2019 02 Northumberland St. Oswald’s Way Kirkwhelpington to Rothbury
About this time of year it is good draw everyone’s attention to the club’s safety guidance notes. The safety guidance notes can be seen in the link below.
AFWC Safety Guidance Notes
The Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on the 7 November 2018 and the 2018 Accounts can be seen in the following links:
2018 AGM Minutes
2018 Accounts
Please see the link below for the walk sheet and the route maps:
2019 01 Durham Dales Upper Weardale St Johns Chapel to Stanhope
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