West Highland Way
Scotlands first designated long-distance trail was opened in the 1980s and has amounted to vast popularity which it maintains today. From the trail, the beauty of Loch Lomond, Rannoch Moor, and Fort William can all be appreciated and admired. The walk is considered to be ‘moderate’ although the whole 96-mile walk takes around a week. However, there is much beauty to be admired throughout the entire trial.
Pembrokshire Coast Path National Trail
Considered to be some of Britain’s most wonderful coastline the trail provides the opportunity to marvel at breathtaking landscapes of dramatic rock, clifftops, beaches, and charming towns. The trail is a better option for those with more experience in hiking due to its saturation with steep hills and sheer cliff faces. That being said if you have your heart set on experiencing the beauties of the Pembrokshire Coast but aren’t so confident in your capabilities there are less challenging options such as the trail between Stack Rock and The Green Bridge of Wales to St Govan’s Chapel.
Cotswold Way National Trail
Boasting wonderful countryside, saturated with scenic hills, and being home to sites of great ancient historical significance; the Cotsworlds makes for a memorable place to explore and its trails provide the perfect opportunity. If you’re looking to complete the entirety of the route it’s said to take between 7 and 10 days, stretching over 100 miles of countryside.
Tramway Trail
Located in idyllic Cornwall, a popular holiday destination the 11-mile long trail makes for a charming and beautiful option for those looking for a walk to remember. It’s a coast-to-coast trail that’s popular with many and follows the lines of tramways remaining from the Cornwall 19th Century mining boom. It’s a great option for those who prefer the prospect of a day-long walk.
Ancient England
A potential walk for the family that sits in Northumberland and stretches over 5 miles long, it’s a trail that’s said to have a special and quiet atmosphere. It’s a simple round trip trail that starts in Craster and follows along the coast, passing a wonderous limestone feature, Embleton Bay, and scenic cliffs.
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