Walking Holidays

The Cleveland Way is one of the designated National Trails routes which was opened in 1969 and is a walk full of contrasts with plenty of interesting things to see and do. Geography It runs for ...

steps that hikers can take to minimise the effects of their activities upon the environment. Typical ecological issues that can result from hiking and ways in which you can prevent them occurring. ...

The Great Glen Way is one of 4 long distance walking paths in Scotland and also its newest having been officially opened in 2002 although people were using stretches of it for walking and other ...

From its source in the Cotswolds not far from Cirencester, through the Chilterns and onwards into the heart of London until it ends at the Thames Barrier near Greenwich, the Thames Path follows ...

Offa’s Dyke Path was opened in 1971 linking Sedbury Cliffs near Chepstow on the banks of the Severn estuary with the North Wales coastal town of Prestatyn which overlooks the Irish Sea. It’s named ...

Officially opened in 1965 the ‘Grand Old Man of National Trails’ as it’s often referred to stretches around 270 miles across the spine of England between Edale in the Peak District and ends at Kirk ...

It you want a walk that captures the history of Britain before the Norman Conquest, the Saxon Shore Walk is exactly what you've been looking for. Running from Gravesend to Hastings, it doesn't always ...

The South Downs Way is a footpath and bridleway which is open to walkers horse riders and cyclists. It offers people the chance to ‘get away from it all’ without having to travel too far from a whole ...

Devon has some of the loveliest and most varied scenery in England, from the bleakness of Dartmoor and Exmoor to the lush rolling green of the coastal areas. One of the best ways to experience all ...

Walking holidays can mean very different things to different people. Some are simply looking for a chance to escape to somewhere peaceful and to meet other walkers whilst strolling a few miles each ...