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ENGLAnd’s NATIONAL PARKS England’s national Parks Broads national Park did YoU knoW? Turf Fen Mill, River Ant ©Tom Mackie Britain’s first solar- powered passenger boat – ‘Ra’ – was launched here and you can still take a trip on her today. The Broads is Britain’s magical waterland – a special place where land, sky and sparkling water seem to meld into one. It’s England’s travEl distancE and timEs from london Nature Capital – a uniquely beautiful environment, teeming with birds and one of 2 hours from London (110 miles- route all dual-carriageway) Europe’s most important wetlands. More rare London Liverpool Street to Norwich species are found here than anywhere else in the 1 hour 50 minutes UK and it’s a haven for all kinds of wildlife, like Norwich International or London Stansted the Swallowtail, Britain’s biggest butterfly. Harwich – Hook of Holland A great place for boating, you can sail away contact dEtails into another world where time slows down and www.enjoythebroads.com everyday pressures disappear into a watery www.broads-authority.gov.uk dreamland. 01603 610734 [email protected] And there’s so much to do on land, too. There Smartphone App: Enjoy the Broads (for iPhone/iPad and Android) are no mountains here, but you won’t miss them! @BroadsNP This is fantastic walking country – just head out under huge, open skies and you’ll feel a million miles from anywhere, discovering a world you org/traveltrade never knew existed. England’s national Parks dartmoor national Park did YoU knoW? Dartmoor Sunrise ©AdrianOakes Stallmoor stone row is the longest in the world – 3.4km (60% of all stone rows in England are on Dartmoor!) Spanning 368 miles (954 km2), Dartmoor covers the largest and wildest area of open country in the south of England. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the most important area travEl distancE and timEs from london for Bronze Age archaeology in Western Europe, Approximately 4 hours from London explore areas made famous by Sherlock Holmes or discover the world’s largest land slug or the Exeter St David’s (20 minutes to Dartmoor) 3 hours 30 minutes from London. Newton Abbot, Totnes, Ivybridge and Plymouth UK’s largest beetle – Dartmoor has something are other nearby stations. for everyone. Nearest Airport Exeter, then approximately 30 minutes to the stunning Haytor Rocks. With accommodation ranging from wild camping 30 minutes from Plymouth Ferry terminal (Plymouth – Roscoff/Santander) to five star properties in our historical towns and villages, Dartmoor is the perfect base to enjoy contact dEtails everything from sightseeing and leisurely strolls www.dartmoor.gov.uk to more active pursuits such as mountain biking, www.visitdartmoor.co.uk rock climbing and longer treks. 01822 890 414 [email protected] @dartmoornpa More information on Dartmoor can be found through the Dartmoor National Park website or via the three award winning National Park Visitor org/traveltrade Centres at Princetown, Postbridge and Haytor. England’s national Parks Exmoor national Park did YoU knoW? Embelle Beach ©Nigel Stone, Exmoor National Park Authority The coast is home to the highest tides in Europe and the tallest cliffs in England. Great Hangman is 1,043ft high (318m) with a cliff face of 800ft (244m). Wild romantic moorlands, sweeping views, a dramatic coastline, quintessentially English villages filled with cosy pubs and 8,000 years travEl distancE and timEs from london of human history come together in 267 square miles (691 km2) of land, making Exmoor one of 3 hours 15 minutes from London the most diverse National Parks. London Paddington to Taunton (1 hour 30 minutes) bus connections to Minehead / Dulverton (1 hour). Bristol Airport, Exeter International Airport. Pull on your hiking boots to explore both coast and countryside or simply escape and unwind Plymouth Ferry Port, Poole Ferry Port. in nature’s very own adventure playground. A haven for wildlife you can spot big mammals like contact dEtails Exmoor Red Deer and Exmoor Ponies by day. www.exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk By night, gaze at astronomical delights in www.visit-exmoor.co.uk Europe’s very first International Dark Sky 01598 752509 Reserve. This is a landscape that was a muse [email protected] @ExmoorNP to Romantic Poets such as Wordsworth and Coleridge, inspiring some of their most important works, including the lyrical ballads and to this day it continues to be a place to dream, discover org/traveltrade and explore for yourself. England’s national Parks lake district national Park Brockhole ©Lake District Visitor Centre did YoU knoW? There is only one official lake – Bassenthwaite Lake. All the others are ‘meres’ or ‘waters’. travEl distancE and timEs from london The Lake District is England’s largest National Park. It is home to Scafell Pike - its highest Approximately five hours from London mountain, 12 of the largest lakes in England London Euston to Oxenholme Lake District: between 2 hours 34 minutes and 3 hours 38 minutes; London Euston to Penrith: between and bustling towns like Keswick and Bowness- 2 hours 59 minutes and 4 hours 3 minutes; London Euston to Carlisle: between 3 hours 16 minutes and 4 hours 22 minutes. on-Windermere. The West Coast mainline runs to the east of the Lake District, connecting Oxenholme, Penrith and Carlisle with London and Glasgow. A direct train runs from Manchester to Windermere. With more than 3,500 kilometres of rights of Local trains call at Kendal, Staveley and Windermere. There is also a route following the Cumbrian coastline. way, you can walk, cycle and ride around the Manchester or Glasgow. countryside to your heart’s content. Or you can Heysham. take to the water, explore meres and a dramatic coastline to see the Lake District in a whole new light. contact dEtails www.lakedistrict.gov.uk With quaint villages nestled in between towering 01539 724555 fells, glistening waters and miles and miles of [email protected] @lakedistrictnpa spectacular countryside, it’s not hard to see why this landscape has inspired poets, artists and writers alike, including Wordsworth, Ruskin and org/traveltrade Beatrix Potter. England’s national Parks new forest national Park did YoU knoW? Bolton’s Bench, New Forest Heathland © Mark Simpson Lord Nelson’s naval fleet was built at the shipbuilding village of Buckler’s Hard, where you can also see his baby clothes. William the Conqueror set aside the New Forest as his royal hunting ground in 1079, and he would probably recognise much of it today. Its unique landscape has been shaped over many travEl distancE and timEs from london centuries by grazing ponies, cattle and pigs 2 hours from London which roam freely across the Forest. The animals 90 minutes direct from London Waterloo may appear wild, but they are owned by people to Brockenhurst train station. called commoners who have historic rights to Bournemouth and Southampton airports both 20 minutes away. Regular ferry services from Southampton to Hythe and from the graze them here. Isle of Wight from Yarmouth to Lymington. International cruise ship terminal at Southampton, ferries from France arrive to Portsmouth and Poole. The New Forest National Park is a place of outstanding natural beauty, a mosaic of ancient contact dEtails and ornamental woodland, open heathland, and www.newforestnpa.gov.uk (National Park website) picturesque villages. www.thenewforest.co.uk (tourist information) 023 8028 2269 (Lyndhurst Visitor Information Centre) It is also home to a number of rare plants and [email protected] / [email protected] animals, including the Dartford warbler, wild @mynewforest / @NewForestNP gladiolus and silver-studded blue butterfly. It’s a wonderful place to explore on foot, on horseback, or by bike on more than 100 miles org/traveltrade of off-road tracks. England’s national Parks northumberland national Park did YoU knoW? Hadrian’s Wall, Northumberland ©VisitEngland With less than two residents per square kilometre, the park has a population density less than that of Australia. Northumberland National Park encompasses just over 400 square miles of awe-inspiring hills and moors, rolling from the heights of Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site to the majesty of the Cheviot travEl distancE and timEs from london Hills along the Scottish Border. Known as “The land of the far horizons”, it has a hot-blooded 5 hour drive from London to Hadrian’s Wall history as the edge of the Roman Empire and London Kings Cross to Newcastle Central Rail Station (3 hours) Nearest rail station is Hexham (30 minutes from Newcastle as the contested land of Reiver conflicts now Central Rail Station). remembered in traditional music and song. Newcastle International Airport (30 minutes away) Red squirrels and moorland birds such as the contact dEtails curlew make their home in this accessible www.northumberlandnationalpark.org.uk wilderness, crossed by 684 miles (1100km) of 01434 344396 footpaths, bridleways and cycle routes. [email protected] @NorthumberlndNP An incredibly tranquil part of England, with clear open skies, it forms 80% of Northumberland’s International Dark Sky Park – one of the best org/traveltrade places in the country to view the stars. England’s national Parks north York moors national Park did YoU knoW? Robin Hood’s Bay ©Mark Denton North York Moors National Park Authority Being located on the east coast of England, the North York Moors is actually the driest upland area in the country. So it’s less likely to be raining here! The North York Moors – forged by nature, shaped by generations. Come and explore 554 square miles of secluded dales, magical moors, ancient woodland, heritage sites and a stunning Jurassic Age coastline – all just around 20 miles (32km) from the historic city of York.
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