![]() ![]() The rule is now widely recognised in the walking fraternity. He was a keen Victorian walker who applied a formula to calculate the time taken to do a walk. The calculator is based on Naismiths Rule. ![]() Total Breaktime (in minutes): * Enter breaktime Total descent (in metres): * Enter descent Total climbing (in metres): * Enter climb Length of the walk (in miles): * Enter miles IMPORTANT - A value is required in every field so if you plan a walk with no climbing, no descent or indeed to walk without a break just insert 0 in the relevant box. In the final box enter the total time (in minutes) you plan to take in rests, drink/ food breaks, lunch, etc). In the third box do the same for metres of descent. In the second box enter the total amount of climbing (in metres) you must do on the walk. In the first box enter the number of miles (decimal points, e.g. Simply enter the details of your planned walk into the relevant boxes. Whatever the reasons, it's likely your walking will be subject to time restrictions and you can use my Walk Time Calcualtor to work out how long your planned walk is going to take you. Also, particularly in these hectic times you may have to finish the walk at a certain time in order to get to your accommodation for dinner, or to make a restaurant reservation, or even just to meet friends for a social gathering. If you are using public transport this is even more important as you will have to plan your walk to correspond with Bus or Train times. One of the most important points to consider when planning a walk is assessing the time it will take to complete the walk. Apply voucher code at checkout STAYLOCAL to get one month for just £1 The Walking Englishman's Walk Time Calculator ![]()
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