Destinations

Glyndwr’s Way is a 135-mile walk into the heart of Wales. From quaint border towns to stunning landscapes, a rich history and warm Welsh people.

Discover the stunning Jurassic Coast Walk, where dinosaurs roamed. This 95-mile trail is England’s first natural UNESCO site and a must-do for walkers and hikers. 

The South West Coast Path is the longest walking trail in England, stretching 630 miles from Somerset to Dorset.

When most people think about the Thames path, they think they will only be walking through the city of London. But here’s the thing: That couldn’t be further from the truth, you see, the Thames Path opens you up to more than just the biggest city in England. And in this article, I’m going to be explaining all the beautiful places this stunning hike takes you on, so don’t go anywhere:

Discover England’s stunning landscapes and rich history by walking the North Downs Way, a picturesque 153-mile picturesque long-distance trail.

Explore England’s rich heritage on the Ridgeway Walk as you walk through stunning landscapes and historic landmarks. Get ready to travel back in time!

The Pennine Way is one of the UK’s best longest-distance trails (268 miles, 429 km). You’ll walk through 3 national parks + more highlights!

For many hikers, Snowdonia National park in Wales is one of the best places in the UK to go hiking. And this is why Snowdonia Way is such a popular long-distance trail. Snowdonia Way takes you through some of the UK’s most dramatic and beautiful scenery. And when you get to explore the area, you’ll know exactly why people love this area so much.

Snowdonia National Park in Wales has an incredible nine mountain ranges! We’ve narrowed it down to the nine best hikes in Snowdonia since there’s so much to explore.

Hadrian’s Wall Path is a great choice for history buffs wanting to explore the Roman era on a relatively easy multi-day walk (4-7 days) in England.