The Herriot Way walk in Wensleydale and Swaledale based at Herriot's Guest House in Hawes

Sunday	Arrive at Herriot's Guest House in Hawes
Monday	Walk from Hawes along Wendsleydale to Aysgarth, Falls transport back to Hawes followed by homecooked evening meal
Tuesday	Transport to Aysgarth, walk to Reeth, transport back to Hawes
Wednesday	Transport to Reeth, walk along Swaledale to Keld, transport back to Hawes
Thursday	Transport to Keld, walk over Great Shunner Fell to Hawes
Friday	Depart after Breakfast

Walk the Herriot Way from a comfortable base at Herriot's Guest House in Hawes. Enjoy the following for just £239 per person

5 nights Bed & Breakfast (Sunday to Thursday)
4 days self-guided walking in Wensleydale and Swaledale
Free transport to the start and back from the end of each days walking
Packed Lunch each day
Home cooked meal on the Monday evening
Free Herriot Way guide Book

Herriot Guest House is licenced for residents and has a good selection of wines and locally brewed beers available. The town of Hawes offers a choice of restaurants as well as traditional pubs serving hearty "pub-grub", Black Sheep and Theakston's ales.

The Herriot Way is a 52 miles walk though the beautiful northern-most Yorkshire Dales of Wensleydale and Swaledale. The walk spits conveniently into 4 stages each of approximately 13 miles per day.

At Herriot's we are offering a combined accommodation and transport package based on the following itinerary

Herriot's Guest House is located in the centre of Hawes and has a 4 star "Guest Accommodation" rating from Visit Britain. All guest rooms have en-suite facilities, hospitality tray, and flat screen digital TV / DVD . Wi-Fi is available free of charge to residents.

Especially for walkers there is a drying cabinet suitable for outdoor clothes, boots etc. just in case the weather inclines towards damp!

The Herriot Way is a self guided walk within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and walkers will encounter a wide range of terrains from gentle riverside meadows, tumbling waterfalls and picturesque traditional Yorkshire Dales villages to the grandeur of remote lofty peaks (Shunner Fell 716m).

The walk is described in the excellent guide-book by Norman Scholes a copy of which will be sent free with each booking confirmation (one copy per booking)