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How many GPS Waypoints for Wainwright’s Coast to Coast walk
Q. How many waypoints are there on your Coast-to-Coast walk, are there options if I do not want to follow routes such as High options etc, are these easily downloadable into my Garmin GPS 60, could you send me a snippet so that I can assess?
Cheers
Mick Withers, Cambridge
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A. There are 192 GPS Waypoints covering the Coast to Coast walk as originally devised by Alfred Wainwright.
These GPS Waypoints take the most direct and least strenuous route and do not include the high level alternatives i.e.
- follow the valley bottom up Ennerdale and not the High Stile Ridge (Red Pike, High Stile & High Crag) and
- follow Tongue Gill up to Grisedale Tarn and then down the bottom of Grisedale itself to Patterdale rather going over either Helvellyn & Striding Edge (to the north) or St Sunday Crag to the south.
GPS Waypoints for these alternative routes are available elsewhere on the site (see the drop down menus on the Walks hill above or put the mountain name into our site Search facility.)
For a free sample to see how the system works - sign up for the go4awalk.com HTML Newsletter.
Full details on how to access sample Walks with downloadable GPS Waypoint files are included in the current issue.
Hope this helps
Mike (Editor)
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