BWF LONG DISTANCE WALKS

Recognised Long Distance Walks in excess of 100km in Great Britain are eligible for IVV Awards. As these walking trails are becoming more popular and extensive, the BWF will now credit a walker with IVV Distance and Event stamps

REGISTRATION

To register for a Long Distance Walk you need to complete a Registration Form and submit it together with the registration fee of £2.00 to the BWF Trails Officer.
On registration, you will be issued with a Report Book which you should complete on a daily basis. Each day you should record the date, distance walked, weather and collect a dated till receipt, shop/hotel stamp etc. The information collected acts as a check that the walk has actually been completed. If you need more pages these can be downloaded.

COMPLETION

On completion of the Walk or part of a Walk you should send your report book together with the validation fee of £5.00 to the BWF Trails Officer. He will issue the appropriate IVV credit for the distance completed and event stamps as per the new IVV guidelines of 1 event stamp for each 20 kilometres completed. Those who complete the full Walk will receive a colour certificate of achievement. Those who only walk part of a trail will receive IVV credit as detailed above but will not receive a certificate.

There is a special Challenge, which is to complete 100 different BWF registered Permanent Trails, National Trails, Medium Distance Walks and Long Distance Walks. For more information go to PT100 Challenge.

Long Distance Walks Registered since 1st January 2017:

LDW No.	TRAIL	AWARD KM	EVENT STAMPS
1	Wayfarers Walk	115	5
2	Forth & Clyde and Union Canals	101	5
3	Grand Union Canal	234	11
4	Centenary Way (Yorkshire)	134	6
5	Capital Ring (London)	126	6
6	Greensand Way	173	8
7	Cumbria Way	113	5
8	Severn Way	338	16
9	Wales Coast Path	1386	69
10	Isle of Anglesey Coast Path	200	10
11	Saffron Trail	113	5
12	Dorset Jubilee Trail	142	7
13	Vectis Trail, Isle Of Wight	126	6
14	Raad Ny Foillan, Isle Of Man	153	7
15	Essex Way	136	6
16	John Bunyan Trail	124	6
17	Leeds and Liverpool Canal Walk	208	10
18	Lancashire Coastal Way	220	11
19	Kennet and Avon Canal Walk	122	6
20	Yorkshire Ouse Walk	100	5
21	Milton Keynes Boundary Walk	101	5
22	Mid Wilts Way	109	5
23	St. Edmunds Way	127	6
24	Northumberland Coast Path	101	5
25	Icknield Way	180	9
26	London Loop	233	11
27	Hadleigh to Stratford Legacy	116	5
28	Wessex Ridgeway	221	10
29	Vanguard Way	107	5
30	Jorvik Way	104	5
31	St. Cuthberts Way	101	5
32	The Hardy Way	349	17
33	Serpents Trail	103	5
34	Rob Roy Way	127	6
35	Weald Way	134	6
36	Lindsey Loop	156	7
37	John Muir Way	215	10
38	Oxford Canal Walk	126	6
39	Thames Pilgrim Way	164	8
40	Angles Way	124	6
41	Grand Canal Way (Ireland)	124	6
42	Weavers Way (Norfolk)	100	5
43	Hereward Way	177	8
44	Western Way (Ireland)	200	10
45	Robin Hood Way	172	8
46	West Anglian Way	103	5
47	Wessex Heights Walk	134	6
48	Great Wessex Way	280	14
49	Dingle Way	162	8
50	Waveney Way	116	5
51	East Riding Heritage Trail	136	6
52	Lady Anne's Way	161	8
53	Wessex Ridgeway Trail	100	5
54	1066 Harold's Way	153	7

A few examples that you may wish to consider.

• Jurassic Way, Banbury  142km

• Solent Way, West Sussex  112km

• St Lltyds Walk, Llanelli  103km

• Weardale Way, Sunderland  117km

• Coast to Coast (Wainwright) 294km

• Isle of Wight Coast Path 113km