AMCUK Grizedale Rally
Sat 6th January '18
- Sun 7th Jan '18
Location Info
Grizedale Forest is located between Coniston Water and Windermere in the Lake District and is managed by Forestry England. It features a mix of conifer and broadleaf woodland with a widespread network of forest roads, bridleways, and recreational trails.
Terrain is moderately hilly, shaped by valleys and ridges typical of the central Lake District. Surfaces are mainly firm forestry aggregate with natural earth sections in less-developed areas.
Course Description
Forest roads packed with stretches of loose patches. Don’t forget uphill start! For those with dogs trained on the soft surfaces, boots may be considered.
Please note that this is a well used forest by visitors and that there are public rights of way across parts of the course, all efforts to notify the public on entering the forest will be made, however a little courtesy from all concerned will ensure another rally.
Directions
From All Directions:
Exit the M6 from the North at J37, from the South at J36. From the North travel via Kendal, Windermere, Ambleside for Hawkshead. From the South, stay on the A590 to Haverthwaite (quarter of a mile past the Railway Museum on the right), turn right. Grizedale Visitor Centre is sign posted from both Hawkshead and the Haverthwaite turn. The Bogle Crag site entrance is about a mile south of the Visitor Centre.
AMCUK
The Alaskan Malamute Club of the United Kingdom (AMCUK) is a national breed club dedicated to the promotion, welfare and responsible ownership of the Alaskan Malamute. The club supports enthusiasts across the UK who share an interest in preserving the breed’s distinctive type, working heritage and sound temperament.
Established to represent the interests of Malamute owners and breeders, AMCUK promotes good breeding practices, education and cooperation within the community. The club works to maintain the breed standard while encouraging responsible ownership and proper care of these powerful northern dogs.
AMCUK members participate in a wide range of activities including conformation showing, working demonstrations and sled dog sports. Through events, guidance and community support, the club aims to celebrate the heritage of the Alaskan Malamute while ensuring the breed continues to thrive in the UK.
Upcoming AMCUK events
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