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Learn more about the great things you can do at our places when you head off on an outdoor adventure. Put your walking boots on Crown Copyright Visit Wales. Share: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Email. Our connections with the nation's top 10 favourite walks:. Ullswater, Cumbria National Trust. See views of Helvellyn from Ullswater. Discover legends at the foot of Snowdon. Stride through spectacular landscapes at Malham Tarn. More about Cat Bells. Climb England's highest mountain. Enjoy views of Tryfan without the climb. Get a taste of the Lake District. Monk Coniston and Tarn Hows walk. Take a bracing hike along Northumberland's coast. Take in panoramic views from Mam Tor. More of your favourite walks across the country. Our top South East walks as voted for by the nation. If you do not allow these cookies, then some or all of these features may not function properly. These cookies are set through our site by our advertising partners. They may be used by those companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant ads on other sites and promotional activities through our newsletters. They work by uniquely identifying your browser and device. If you do not allow these cookies, you will not experience our targeted advertising across different websites or via newsletters. Book now with new health guidelines. It is iconic because it was the product of the post First World War mass trespass movement of often working class walkers with a socialist outlook. Related Posts. Voted for by 8, Brits, the final list was presented on national television last week during a 2-hour lasting show. For those that have access to ITV, you can watch the programme online until the end of February For us it was quite exciting to see such a mix of walks spread around the island and as far as Northern Ireland, the Isle of Wight and the Isles of Scilly. Out of these 12 places we have composed our own personal top 6 of the best hikes in Scotland. Much loved by not just the Scots but most of the population in the British Isles, Ben Nevis stands at 1,m and its summit is actually the collapsed dome of a very ancient volcano. Different hikes lead to the top of the mountain of which the Pony Track is by far the most popular route. If looking out across the ocean to the horizon is an important element of your walking holiday, take a look at some of our favourite coastal walks. Sherpa Expeditions offers several trips along different sections of the , each one offering something special as you pass through delightful fishing villages, The majesty and vastness of a mountain landscape helps to remind us of our place in the world, and many people who spend a holiday amongst the magnificent peaks often describe it as a life-changing experience. Here are a few of our favourite mountain walks in Europe. Our trekking holidays around Mont Blanc are dominated throughout by views of the highest peaks in the Alps. The traverse of the high passes takes you beneath spectacular glaciers and at other times you pass through picture-perfect Alpine villages and summer meadows. Read more about the Tour du Mont Blanc. France: Six of the Best for It makes us feel old to think about it, but in May the channel tunnel celebrates its 25th birthday! This ground-breaking development made France easier to reach than ever before, and changed the way we travel to the continent from the UK. Chardonnay originated here, and it remains the most commonly grown white grape. This route is part of the South West Coast Path an area of outstanding geological importance named the Jurassic Coast of England and our walking holiday in Dorset provides great variety. To help you get a better picture of what our walks in Dorset are like and to help you plan your trip, we asked Lisa, our Dorset expert, to answer a few questions. We hope it helps you on your way! What is the best way to get to the start of the Dorset walking holiday? From there you can take a direct bus to Lyme Regis that stops across the street from your hotel. So, if you like From Craster this route winds across Embleton Bay. The focal point of this route is the ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, which prominently stand over one of the emptiest, most beautiful stretches of the Northumberland coast. Catbells is the perfect starter hill for little legs. Standing at m it offers a fun climb, with a simple scramble up to the small summit — making this walk feel like a real adventure for kids. Easily identified from miles around by its impressive fin shape, Tryfan offers an exhilarating climb. This route, which is classed as a grade one scramble, heads up the North Ridge taking in Adam and Eve and the cannon. Standing at m high, the Old Man of Coniston towers over the village below. Ramblers Routes is an online library of over 3, inspiring routes for walkers to follow. Our growing online collection includes everything from short urban strolls through to challenging hillside walks for more experienced walkers. Celebrating Britain's favourite walks | National Trust

Standing at m it offers a fun climb, with a simple scramble up to the small summit — making this walk feel like a real adventure for kids. Easily identified from miles around by its impressive fin shape, Tryfan offers an exhilarating climb. This route, which is classed as a grade one scramble, heads up the North Ridge taking in Adam and Eve and the cannon. Standing at m high, the Old Man of Coniston towers over the village below. Ramblers Routes is an online library of over 3, inspiring routes for walkers to follow. Our growing online collection includes everything from short urban strolls through to challenging hillside walks for more experienced walkers. Find your own way with our online library of thousands of incredible walking routes. Start searching. The only question is, which will you walk first? Walk About tracker Thank you for using our Walk About tracker. This feature is closing soon. Log a walk. Brought to you by Ramblers Routes Ramblers Routes is an online library of over 3, inspiring routes for walkers to follow. Home to rare flora and fauna, the Lizard Peninsula coast is a haven for nature lovers, especially during spring and midsummer when its mild climate sees species like fringed rupturewort flourish. However, even less experienced walkers can break down the route into bite- size stretches and still experience its breathtaking beauty. Trailing from Tarbeth in the north to Machrihanish in the south , Kintyre Way zigzags its way across the peninsula to show off a varied landscape of rolling hills, lochs and stretches of coast dotted with tiny fishing towns. The first section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path from St Dogmaels to Newport is the most arduous stretch, with frequent steep hills and sheer cliff faces. Winding its way just over miles km through picturesque countryside , the National is a scenic route taking in chocolate-box villages, rolling green hills and sites of ancient historical significance. Stretching from Chipping Campden in the north to Bath in the south, the whole route can take between seven and 10 days to complete. Granted the title in , the stunning is a mile km route running from the Peak District all the way through the Yorkshire Dales up to Scottish Borders. Starting out at the White Cliffs Visitor Centre, the four-mile 6. It ends, as can be guessed from the name, at the beautiful South Foreland Lighthouse, built in Reconnect with your essential nature through exploring our local UK paradise. Select currency. My Plans. Open menu Menu. The Most Beautiful Walks in the UK

Murphy from Tewantin, Australia. This long distance trail allows you to walk in the footsteps of a Scottish legend while taking in highland scenery, famous lochs, and pretty Victorian villages. Most of the route of the South Downs Way is ancient, made up out of the old droving roads that took animals and goods between the market towns of the region. What better way to take in the rolling landscapes and areas of outstanding natural beauty of Southern England than on foot? Lovely scenery. Gorgeous villages full of history. We loved it! Thank you for a great holiday. We'll be back. Cornwall is very much a holiday county with beaches, famous Cornish pasties, pirates, shipwrecks and the roaring sea. High points: scenery of coastal Cornwall and The Tinners Arms - loved it! Would have liked to have another day included at the end of the tour to get to St Michael's Mount. Traditional farming methods have more or less remained intact and the hedgerows, oak woods and hay meadows form good wildlife habitats. Add to that historic castles and abbeys and you have yourself a fantastic introduction to Wales. Many of the hotels you find today have originated from the droving inns that have operated for centuries. If you'd like our support planning your walk, choosing the best hike for you, or have any other queries, please feel free to contact our team in London directly. When you visit any web site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies. This information might be about you, your preferences, your device or used to make the site work as you expect it to. The information does not usually identify you directly, but it can give you a more personalized web experience. You can choose not to allow some types of cookies. Click on the different category headings to find out more and change our default settings. 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Check out which walks made the cut. Ramblers Routes is an online library of over 3, inspiring routes for walkers to follow. Our growing online collection includes everything from short urban strolls through to challenging hillside walks for more experienced walkers. Find your own way with our online library of thousands of incredible walking routes. Start searching. Best walks: Scotland From the wild mountains and waterfalls of the Highlands, to the much-loved coastlines and urban greenspaces of the Central Belt, check out which of our routes in Scotland made the top Best walks: Wales From epic mountain walks, beautiful coastal strolls along some of our most stunning coastline and a much treasured National Trail, check out which of our routes in Wales made the top Best walks: North East England From coastal walks, a visit to an impressive waterfall and a National Trail steeped in history, check out which of our routes in the North East made the top Best walks: Yorkshire and Humber With moody dales and moors, and a dramatic coastline, walkers are spoilt for choice with wonderful places to walk in Yorkshire. Best walks: East of England Sometimes overlooked, the East of England has plenty to offer walkers, from charming coastal routes to historic city wanders. From the top you get a degree view, including to the north-west, Derwent Moors to the north and east, and the Vale of Edale sprawling out at your feet. Find out which of our historic mansions and magnificent landscapes can be seen on-screen. You can look out for them in popular TV dramas such as Game of Thrones, and in brand new films. Join ranger Kate Martin as she explores some of the most beautiful outdoor places that we care for. In each episode she'll be uncovering the myths, legends and history behind each landscape. We look after some unforgettable walking along the miles of coastline we care for. Here's a selection of our favourite coastal walks. The outdoors is good for you and we care for miles upon miles of coast and countryside. Learn more about the great things you can do at our places when you head off on an outdoor adventure. Put your walking boots on Crown Copyright Visit Wales. Share: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Email. Our connections with the nation's top 10 favourite walks:. Ullswater, Cumbria National Trust. See views of Helvellyn from Ullswater. Discover legends at the foot of Snowdon. Stride through spectacular landscapes at Malham Tarn. More about Cat Bells.

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Book now with new health guidelines. It is iconic because it was the product of the post First World War mass trespass movement of often working class walkers with a socialist outlook. Related Posts. Voted for by 8, Brits, the final list was presented on national television last week during a 2-hour lasting show. For those that have access to ITV, you can watch the programme online until the end of February For us it was quite exciting to see such a mix of walks spread around the island and as far as Northern Ireland, the Isle of Wight and the Isles of Scilly. Out of these 12 places we have composed our own personal top 6 of the best hikes in Scotland. Much loved by not just the Scots but most of the population in the British Isles, Ben Nevis stands at 1,m and its summit is actually the collapsed dome of a very ancient volcano. Different hikes lead to the top of the mountain of which the Pony Track is by far the most popular route. If looking out across the ocean to the horizon is an important element of your walking holiday, take a look at some of our favourite coastal walks. Sherpa Expeditions offers several trips along different sections of the South West Coast Path, each one offering something special as you pass through delightful fishing villages, The majesty and vastness of a mountain landscape helps to remind us of our place in the world, and many people who spend a holiday amongst the magnificent peaks often describe it as a life-changing experience. Here are a few of our favourite mountain walks in Europe. Our trekking holidays around Mont Blanc are dominated throughout by views of the highest peaks in the Alps. The traverse of the high passes takes you beneath spectacular glaciers and at other times you pass through picture- perfect Alpine villages and summer meadows. Read more about the Tour du Mont Blanc. France: Six of the Best for It makes us feel old to think about it, but in May the channel tunnel celebrates its 25th birthday! This ground-breaking development made France easier to reach than ever before, and changed the way we travel to the continent from the UK. Chardonnay originated here, and it remains the most commonly grown white grape. This route is part of the South West Coast Path an area of outstanding geological importance named the Jurassic Coast of England and our walking holiday in Dorset provides great variety. Families, friends, walking groups, day-trippers, long-distance ramblers and adventure-scramblers, get ready. Forget about weather woes and do as the Brits do — pack a raincoat whatever the season , lace up those hiking boots and head for the hills with our pick of the best of British hiking trails. Those looking for a challenge can do the whole route in about a week, and finding your way along the trail is easy thanks to the well-marked arrows and acorn symbols highlighting the National Trail. Casual walkers fear not; there are plenty of shorter routes that cover stretches of the trail and are no less dramatic or picturesque. There are 15 National Trails, with the Pennine Way being the most famous, and arguably one of the most challenging. Highlights on the historic route include lots of highs of England: the highest pub, the Tan Hill Inn in the Yorkshire Dales; one of the highest waterfalls, High Force; and highest market town, Alston in Cumbria. The route can be remote and wild in sections and very hilly, with changing underfoot conditions — some sections have smooth paths, whereas others can get notoriously boggy and wet. The best time to walk the route is between May and September, as earlier or later and you could be faced with snow and cold, wet conditions. Many people do sections of the walk, ranging from day walks to week walks, taking in sections of the beautiful route. Make sure you bring your waterproofs for this one! Way This mile kilometres route crosses between the historic centre of Winchester the first capital of England and the chalky cliffs of Eastbourne, talking ramblers through open heath and ancient woodlands and showing off the beauty of the south-east of England. This mile kilometre trail winds its way from Helmsley, on the southern edge of the North York Moors National Park in northern England, to Filey on the east coast, and has been a designated National Trail since The whole trail can be done in around nine days, depending on how long you want to stop off and see the sights along the way, but shorter walks and one- to -two-day walks are also possible. This long-distance trail stretches 96 miles kilometres across one of the most breathtaking parts of Scotland, from Milngavie to Fort William, and is the perfect introduction to the beauty and wild-nature of the Scottish Highlands. Most experienced hikers will walk from south to north to allow the preparation for the more challenging later stages of the trail, and on average it can take six to seven days to walk the entire Way. Spring and Autumn are the favourite months for hiking the Way. From November to March, the walk should only be undertaken by experienced and equipped walkers as winter conditions of snow and ice are common, while in summer be prepared for the Highland midge — insect repellant is essential! And when they are lost they are lost forever. S he said the deadline should be extended and that local councils, which are struggling to keep up with the submissions filed by walkers, should be given more funding. Romanticism seems to be a powerful motivator. I thought of something else Maconie had said. We like that in our poets and painters. W alks selected by the Ramblers; you may need to pay to access further details on ramblers. Description: This is a circular walk through the beautiful countryside of Essex, otherwise known as Constable Country. Its picturesque water meadows and gentle rolling hills have been a magnet for artists over the centuries, and little seems to have changed since the days of locally born painter John Constable. Crossing water meadows, babbling brooks and meandering along the river, this is the definition of a traditional lowland walk. This is country ideally seen under a dusting of snow, or just after dawn, with shreds of mist trailing from the hills, and the ancient stonework lit up by early morning sunlight. Allow plenty of time to look around Housesteads Roman Fort. More details here. Description: Steeped in the intriguing history of the Pendle witches, this route between Burnley and Clitheroe in north-east Lancashire will reward you with extraordinary views. Description: This delightful stretch of the Kent Coastline Walk, along the white cliffs, takes you past the scenery that inspired the paintings of Turner. Take in the Dreamland theme park, the Turner Contemporary gallery and sandy Botany Bay with its white cliffs and striking chalk stacks. There are also plentiful opportunities for beachcombing and cream teas. Details here. Description: Each stretch of this wonderfully varied walk along the eastern rim of the Isle of Purbeck is dominated by contrasting colours — from the blue seawater and golden sand lining Studland Beach, to the yellow spring gorse and purple heather on Godlingston Heath. Description: This route approaches the Brimham Rocks, an amazing collection of weird rock formations, by way of a most delightful waterside path. 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