Loxton & the Mendips  7030

The dramatic Cheddar Gorge and Somerset's finest landscapes.

Nestling between the Mendips and the Bristol Channel, Loxton is well located to explore the varied hill-country, coast and limestone natural wonders of northern Somerset. More...

Tintern - the Wye Valley  7140

Secluded charm, ancient woodland and the majestic river Wye.

Perhaps the most unspoilt river valley in Britain, the Wye flows through breathtaking scenery rich in both Welsh and English history. More...

Hassness - the best of the Lake District  7000

Walking in the footsteps of the great Alfred Wainwright.

The English Lake District must be one of the most beautiful and dramatic walking areas in this country. A compact area of rugged mountainsides, high summits and open ridges, lakes and lakeside paths More...

Hadrian's Wall National Trail - A Roman Frontier  7630

Discover Roman secrets along this World Heritage Site.

This continuous walk, with two bases, follows the Hadrian's Wall National Trail. With its relatively easy terrain and lack of steep ascents, it should appeal to just about every reasonably fit walker! More...

The Edge of Wales  7170

A stunning coastal path down the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales.

We'll follow the pilgrim path through magical scenery across hill and beach, over moor and fields of grazing sheep. The signs of the pilgrimage are evident everywhere, we will pass tiny churches and holy wells, each day, all beautifully kept More...

Land of the Prince Bishops  7360

Exploring historic Durham and the dales of County Durham.

Begin to discover the heritage and outstanding scenery of this relatively undiscovered country with a walk down the Deerness Valley to Durham's historic city centre peninsula, a World Heritage Site, with its Norman Cathedral and Castle - the seat of the Prince Bishops for nearly 800 years. More...

The West Highland Way  7650

Walk Scotland's first long distance footpath.

Explore 95 miles of Scotland's most outstanding scenery on a south to north eight-day walk from the low­lands of central Scotland to the rugged highlands at Fort William in the shadow of Ben Nevis. More...

Jersey  7540

Stroll the lanes and coastlines of an historic British Isle.

Jersey is compact; just twelve miles by nine it's the largest of the Channel Islands and great for a week's island walking. Beautiful scenery and fascinating small towns and villages, gardens and historic monuments.  More...

The South Downs Coast  7050

Famous battlegrounds and white cliffs in a beautiful corner of England.

You'll certainly get the most out of this beautiful corner of England. East Sussex offers diverse walking terrain from gentle walking along the coast and the Pevensey Levels, to the rolling hill country landscapes of the Weald and South Downs. More...

Guernsey  7530

Cliff top paths and picturesque countryside on an island full of history.

The islands of The 'Bailiwick of Guernsey' lie in the Bay of St Malo and despite loyalty to the British crown since 1066, at only eight miles from the French coast at their nearest point, they inevitably have a 'taste of France'. More...