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On Dr Blackall’s Drive, heading towards Mel Tor on the Two Moors Way

Article · 1 Apr 2026

The Two Moors Way: a complete planning guide

The Two Moors Way is a 188km (117-mile) coast-to-coast walking route across Devon, running from Wembury Bay on the south coast to Lynmouth on the north coast. Also known as...

The magnificent outlook to the Odle di Eores, Alta Via 2

Article · 26 Mar 2026

Alta Via 2 Dolomites: a complete planning guide

The Alta Via 2 is a 174km (108-mile) high-level trekking route through the Italian Dolomites, running from Bressanone in the north to Feltre in the south. Completed in 13 stages...

Article · 26 Mar 2026

Five best short walks on the Shetland Islands: cliffs, beaches and ancient ruins

Closer to Bergen than to Edinburgh, the Shetland Islands sit at the very northern edge of Britain — a windswept archipelago of dramatic sea cliffs, white-sand beaches and vast...

Tranquil walking at King's Meads on the Lea Valley Walk

Article · 25 Mar 2026

The Lea Valley Walk: a complete planning guide

The Lea Valley Walk is a 91km (56-mile) long-distance walking route in southeast England, tracing the River Lea from Leagrave near Luton in Bedfordshire to East India Dock on the...

Dunstanburgh Castle seen from Kelsoe Hill

Article · 24 Mar 2026

Five of the best short walks in Northumberland

Whether you're based in Wooler for a Cheviot Hills escape, exploring the coast near Alnwick, or heading out from Rothbury into the Simonside Hills, Northumberland rewards walkers...

Superb views are enjoyed near Forcella de Zita Sud (Alta Via 1)

Article · 24 Mar 2026

Alta Via 1: a complete planning guide to trekking in the Dolomites

The Alta Via 1 is an 11-day, 115km high-level trekking route through the Dolomites of northeastern Italy, running from Lago di Braies in the north to La Pissa near Belluno in the...

Article · 23 Mar 2026

The Cape Wrath Trail: a complete planning guide

The Cape Wrath Trail is a 230-mile (370km) long-distance backpacking route in Scotland, running from Fort William in the south to the Cape Wrath lighthouse at Britain's most...

The West Highland Way is one of Scotland's most iconic trails

Article · 17 Mar 2026

The West Highland Way: a complete planning guide

The West Highland Way is a 96-mile (153km) long-distance walking route in Scotland, running from Milngavie near Glasgow to Fort William. It is typically completed in 6–9 days...

Article · 17 Mar 2026

Discover the Malvern Hills with five of the best short walks in the area

Explore the stunning Malvern Hills with these five of the best short walks, perfect for a quick escape into nature. From gentle trails through ancient woodlands to hilltop paths...

The beautiful Prosecco Hills - a walker's paradise

Article · 16 Mar 2026

Exploring the Prosecco Hills: a conversation with Gillian Price

Nestled in the foothills of the Alps, the Prosecco Hills are a landscape of steep, terraced vineyards, charming villages, and peaceful country lanes. In her guidebook Walking in...

Article · 11 Mar 2026

Five of the best short walks near Buxton, Peak District (Dove Dale and South West Peak)

If you’re looking for great walks in the Peak District that don’t take all day, the Buxton, Dovedale, and South West Peak area has plenty to offer. From the shady gorge of...

Article · 9 Mar 2026

Explore the Wye Valley with five of the best short walks

Discover the beauty of the Wye Valley, widely considered the most beautiful river valley in England and Wales, with five of the best short walks showcasing its riverside trails,...

Article · 5 Mar 2026

Discover five of the best short walks on Exmoor

Designated as a national park in 1954, Exmoor is one of England’s most distinctive landscapes, where rolling moorland meets a dramatic coastline of high cliffs and secluded...

View from Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh, Skye Munros

Article · 26 Feb 2026

In conversation with Adrian Trendall: climbing the Skye Munros

Few mountain groups in Britain inspire quite the same mix of awe, excitement and apprehension as the Black Cuillin. Rising abruptly from the sea on the Isle of Skye, their jagged...

Article · 3 Dec 2025

Five of the best short walks on the Isle of Wight

The Isle of Wight is just a short ferry ride away from the south coast. With nearly half the island designated as a National Landscape, as well as a variety of towns, villages and...

Article · 1 Dec 2025

Gifts for every kind of hiker

Are you looking for the perfect gift for the hiker in your life? Whether it’s for Christmas, a birthday, or just because, these carefully chosen titles offer something for everyone. From honing navigation skills to discovering remote bothies,...

Bikepacking King Alfred's Way through Southern England

Article · 20 Nov 2025

Bikepacking King Alfred's Way: a conversation with Ed Hunton

Bikepacking King Alfred’s Way offers a journey through some of southern England’s most evocative landscapes, weaving together chalk downs, wooded hillsides, ancient tracks and...

Article · 19 Nov 2025

Explore Cheddar and the Mendip Hills with five of the best short walks in the area

Cheddar Gorge is England’s largest gorge and was created naturally by glacial meltwater when a river cut through the landscape. The 5 km-long gorge is a fascinating natural...

Article · 13 Nov 2025

Walking the Northern Trek: a conversation with Ken Heptonstall

Long-distance walker and route creator Ken Heptonstall has spent a lifetime exploring the great outdoors. From his first alpine adventures in the 1970s to founding the 900km...

Article · 31 Oct 2025

Myths, legends and folklore: the spooky tales of the British countryside

The British countryside is steeped in history and folklore—from tales of headless horsemen to ghosts, vampires, goblins, and sea creatures—we have it all. You've heard of the...