THE DALES WAY VIDEO STILE GUIDES
The Dales Way is generally pretty easy to follow, though you should always carry an up-to-date guidebook and map. However, sometimes walkers may take a wrong turn.
Alex McManus - former The Dales Way Association's Footpaths Officer - put together a video compilation of each of the sections where walkers very occasionally go astray, Each short film shows the route by every stile, gate, bridge and fingerpost. Enjoy!
View a detailed Dales Way route map here (opens in seperate window).
The Dales Way Footpath in the Yorkshire Dales. By stile, bridge and finger post.
The Watershed Alternative: Cam Houses to Lea Yeat.
Further details about the Watershed Alternative are available to download as a pdf here.
The Dales Way Footpath in Cumbria. By stile, bridge and finger post.
Part 1: Crook of Lune Bridge to Grayrigg Foot.
Part 2: Grayrigg Foot to Burneside.
Part 3: Burneside to Staveley.
The Dales Way Footpath in the Lake District. By stile, bridge and finger post.
Staveley to Bowness-on-Windermere.
A very useful downloadable guide to places on the Dales Way where people sometimes take a wrong turn can be found in "Where did it all go wrong, George?"