Article · 11 Jul 2016
An intro to... St Cuthbert's Way
Fancy following the footsteps of a saint? Well, you can walk like one at least with St Cuthbert's Way in Northumberland.
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Article · 22 Jun 2016
Paddy finishes the Pennine Way
Paddy Dillon has been walking the Pennine Way in order to update his guidebook to the first National Trail. Here he gives us his general thoughts on his walk.
Article · 9 Jun 2016
Pennine Way Personalities
Paddy Dillon has been re-walking the Pennine Way in order to update his guidebook and meeting plenty of characters on the way.
Article · 2 Jun 2016
Five people you'll meet on the Pennine Way
Paddy Dillon is walking the Pennine Way in order to update his guidebook. Now that he has walked it several times it has become clear that there are several types of walkers that...
Article · 26 Apr 2016
An intro to... The Thames Path
A quick intro to the under appreciated Thames Path national trail - the best way into or out of London.
Article · 22 Apr 2016
An intro to... The Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Have you ever wanted to walk the Pembrokeshire Coast Path? Here is a very quick introduction to this wild and beautiful national trail.
Article · 6 Apr 2016
An intro to... The Cotswold Way
Have you ever wanted to walk the Cotswold Way? Here is a very quick introduction to this ideal first time trek.
Article · 30 Mar 2016
An intro to... The Offa's Dyke Path
Have you ever wanted to walk the Offa's Dyke Path? Here is a very quick introduction to this historic trek along the boundary between England and Wales.
Article · 24 Mar 2016
An intro to... the Great Glen Way
Have you ever wanted to walk the Great Glen Way? Here is a very quick introduction to this ideal first time long distance trail.
Article · 23 Mar 2016
An intro to... The South West Coast Path
An intro to... The South West Coast Path
Feature · 11 Mar 2016
Exploring Offa's Dyke Path
Cicerone author Mike Dunn explores the Offa's Dyke Path National Trail, a long-distance walk along the English-Welsh border between Sedbury (near Chepstow) and Prestatyn. He discoveres more about one of Britain's ancient monuments and uncoveres an...
Article · 7 Aug 2015
Top 10 Easy First Treks in the UK
Thinking of doing your first long-distance walk but need some advice? Have a look at our top ten easy first time treks.
Feature · 14 Apr 2015
The South Downs Way National Trail in winter
Lesley Williams shares the highs and lows of walking the South Downs Way, a national trail between Winchester and Eastbourne, in the dank and dreary depths of February and with a...
Feature · 10 Mar 2015
Porthmadog to Cardigan on the Welsh Coast Path
John Jones, author of the Cicerone guide to the Ceredigion and Snowdonia Coast path, explores some of the Wales Coast Path, along the heritage coastline of Cardigan Bay.
Article · 19 Feb 2015
Why You Should Walk The Wales Coast Path
The Wales Coast Path, the subject of Paddy Dillon's new Cicerone guide, seems to be in the news a lot and has caught the nation's attention. This well-waymarked 870 mile route is adaptable for all levels of walkers and features glorious parts of the...
Feature · 10 Feb 2015
The Cotswold Way – why a national trail?
The Cotswold Way is Britain's newest national trail. Kev Reynolds reflects on the unique qualities of the Cotswold Way, Britain's 19th national trail, and on why it is that once walked, you are likely to return time and again to explore and...
Feature · 20 Jan 2015
Long-distance Walking: What the human body's for
Trekking expert and Cicerone author Ronald Turnbull summarises the history, pleasures and different types of long distance walking we have in the UK.
Feature · 20 Jan 2015
The Wales Coast Path: Not a stroll along the beach
The Wales Coast Path sneaked up on expert guidebook author, Paddy Dillon. One moment there was talk about creating a continuous coastal path around the country, and the next...
Article · 5 Aug 2014
The Cumbria Way, and the highest YHA bunkhouse in England
A weekend backpacking trip on the Cumbria Way provided a great excuse to stay at Skiddaw House a remote, characterful old building that occupies an isolated position 470m (1540ft)...
Article · 6 Aug 2013
Planning to walk your first National Trail? How about the Great Glen Way?
There's no shortage of options in the Cicerone range of guidebooks for long-distance walks across the UK. But if you want to walk your first National Trail, then the Great Glen...