List of Event Locations
Year | Location | Region |
---|---|---|
2012 | Howgill Fells | North West England |
2011 | Comrie | Scotland |
2010 | Dartmoor | South West England |
2009 | Elan Valley | Wales |
2008 | Borrowdale | Cumbria |
2007 | Lowther Hills | Scotland |
2006 | Galloway Forest Park | Scotland |
2005 | Ullswater | Cumbria |
2004 | Brecon Beacons | South Wales |
2003 | Langholme | Scottish Borders |
2002 | Cheviot | Northumberland |
2001 | Clydes MuirSheil Regional Park | Scotland |
2000 | Lake District | Cumbria |
1999 | Cowal Peninsula Argyll | Scotland |
1998 | Howgill Fells | North Pennines |
1997 | Kielder Forest | North East England |
1996 | Galloway Forest Park and Hills | Scotland |
1995 | Brecon Beacons | South Wales |
1994 | St Mary's Loch and Manor | Scotland |
1993 | Upper Nithsdale & Queensberry Hills | Scotland |
1992 | Northern Lake District | Cumbria |
1991 | Arrochar Alps | Scotland |
1990 | Glen Lyon | Scotland |
1989 | Howgill Fells | North Pennines |
1988 | Cheviots | Northumberland |
1987 | Ffestiniog Snowdonia | North Wales |
1986 | Galloway Hills | Scotland |
1985 | Langdale (Lake District) | Cumbria |
1984 | Peak District | Pennines |
1983 | Strathyre | Scotland |
1982 | Dartmoor | South West England |
1981 | Langdale | Cumbria |
1980 | Isle of Arran | Scotland |
1979 | Rhinogs | North Wales |
1978 | Peebles | Scotland |
1977 | Howgill Fells | North Pennines |
1976 | Galloway Highlands | Scotland |
1975 | Ennerdale | Cumbria |
1974 | College Valley, Cheviot | Northumberland |
1973 | Plas Gwynant | North Wales |
1972 | Tibbie Shiels (Selkirk) | Scottish Borders |
1971 | Plas-y-Brenin | North Wales |
1970 | Eskdale | West Cumbria |
1969 | Troutbeck (Windermere) | Cumbria |
1968 | Muker | North Pennines |
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