Our trails are strapped for cash, with little or nothing in the kitty for ongoing maintenance. We’re not alone, as delegates to the World Trail Conference discovered on the South Korean island of Jeju…

In the third of our series of blogs celebrating 65 years of Ramblers Worldwide Holidays, Tony Lock looks at the company’s rich history of reinvesting in the communities…

Paul Lamarra traces the route of the Berlin Wall, half a century after it first split Germany’s capital asunder, and uncovers a legacy of tragedy, courage and hope…

They’ve been showing people the world on foot since the end of the Second World War, and this year Ramblers Worldwide Holidays (RWH) is celebrating its 65th anniversary with reminiscences from past customers…

When Paddy Dillon first heard about the Arctic Circle Trail – Greenland’s longest waymarked path – he was eager to explore this remote wilderness…

England’s Cotswold Way is to be twinned with a scenic coastal walk in South Korea, to become one of the world’s first ‘friendship trails’. The initiative will see the 102-mile National Trail twinned to the Jeju Olle Trail…

Former Wish You Were Here…? and Holiday presenter John Carter savours the authentic Spanish experiences of Ramblers Worldwide Holidays’ new tours to Andalucia…

In a winter wonderland among France’s Jura mountains, Paul Lamarra gets his first taste of snowshoeing along the Grande Traversée du Jura. Three days, a blizzard and several mountain huts later, he’s hooked on the snowy sense of adventure…

Anna Maria Espsäter discovers luscious green hills, hot springs and tropical lagoons on a Ramblers Worldwide Holiday to the remote Atlantic islands of the Azores…

Beneath Gozo’s diminutive Mediterranean charm, Dominic Bates discovers an island bursting with history, culture and ambition. The island has always sold itself as Malta’s quieter, more rural neighbour, but look closer…