Providing a fun day out for all the family and raising vital finds and
awareness for NACC, the 2010 NACC Walks for Colitis and Crohn's Disease are being held in London, York and Edinburgh:
London 8th May -
New Route - click for route
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York NACC Walk for Colitis and
Crohn's Route
23rd May 2010
Standard Route (3.1 miles approx) A shorter walk can be undertaken by diverting at points (1) and (2)
below
From
Museum Gardens main gate turn right along Lendal Bridge
Cross
over Lendal Bridge and turn left past The Malt Shovel pub to pick up the
riverside path.
Continue
along North Street, and then continue along Skeldergate (1)
Go
under the archway of Skeldergate Bridge and continue along Terry Avenue
(Rowntree Park appears on your right).
Continue
onward to Millennium Bridge and cross this bridge.
Turn
left and return up along the riverbank (beware of passing cyclists
sharing the river path).
Cross
the small Blue Bridge over the River Foss
Continue
up along the riverbank back under Skeldergate Bridge and then bear right
across the gardens and to the pelican crossing. Clifford's Tower appears
ahead of you.
Cross
the road and turn left and move around the Tower, heading towards the
entrance to Coppergate arcade.
Go
through the arcade, cross Coppergate, passing the small church to your
right
Cross
High Ousegate.
Bear
right and onto Parliament Street.
Turn
left up Parliament Street (2) and about midway turn right down
Church Street.
Cross
at King's Square and straight onto Goodramgate, bear left through
College Street around the East elevation of the York Minster.
Proceed
up Minster Yard and turn sharp left through the Deans Gardens, taking in
views of the North elevation.
Turn
left at the end of the Deans Gardens and cross in front of the
spectacular main facade of the Minster.
Cross
the road at High Petergate continuing along the main route of Duncombe
Place.
Continue
on to Museum Street and return to the main gate of the Museum Gardens.
Shorter Route (approx 2 miles)
(1) For a shorter and easily accessible route turn left and
continue over Skeldergate Bridge to cross the river and join the
standard route at Cliffords Tower (this cuts out the Millennium Bridge
section) then at part (2) continue up Parliament Street (do not
turn down Church Street) onto Davygate, onto Blake Street and rejoin the
standard route at Duncombe Place / Musuem Street. Turn left and onward
back through the main gate of the Museum Gardens.
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London NACC Walk for Colitis and
Crohn's Route
8th May 2010
Leave Victoria Embankment Gardens
via Northumberland Avenue to Trafalgar Square
Proceed under Admiralty Arch
Walk straight along The Mall, with
St James’ Park on your left until you see Buckingham
Palace
Keeping St James Park on your left,
proceed along Birdcage Walk
Turn left into Horseguards Road,
passing Horseguards Parade on your right
Turn right and pass back under
Admiralty Arch
Turn right and walk down Whitehall
and Parliament Street, passing Downing Street on your
right
Turn left and walk along Bridge
Street, passing Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament on
your right, and crossing over Westminster Bridge
Turn left after the bridge, passing
by the London Aquarium and London Eye
Cross over Golden Jubilee Bridge
Turn right and return to Victoria
Embankment Gardens.
York 23rd May - click for route
Edinburgh 6th June -
New Walk for 2010 in conjunction with Walk for Scotland,
please register for that walk by
visiting their website.
Entry is FREE, though we do ask walkers to raise as much sponsorship as they can to help us
provide NACC's support and information to as many people as possible.
Can't walk on the day? You can help by sponsoring a flag for £5.
Volunteers are also a very important part of the NACC Walks. We need
active, confident volunteers to take on a variety of roles including marshalling the route, helping on the check-in desk, and setting up the
event on the day.
Charity registered in England Number 1117148
Charity registered in
Scotland Number SC038632
A company limited by guarantee in England:
company number 5973370
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