The Dorset and East Devon coast — known as the Jurassic Coast — is England’s first natural World Heritage Site. It covers 152km/ 95 miles of stunning coastline, with rocks recording 185 million years of earth’s history…

Some of the very best – and most strenuous – sections of the South West Coast Path are to be found along North Cornwall’s magnificent rugged coastline

If you’re keen to experience a night-time ramble for the first time, then try this straightforward route across the South Downs above the Arun valley – although it’s a delightful walk in daylight as well!

Within the newly announced South Downs National Park, this circular walk starts and finishes at Harting Down – one of the National Trust’s largest areas of ancient chalk downland. It’s also a local nature reserve with an Iron Age hill and earthworks to explore.

Two hours’ sailing from North Devon, Lundy is a bite-sized gem of an island that can be explored at leisure as a week-long resident or as a day visitor.

This walk takes in the landscape that inspired the great Victorian author, and is rich in both history and wildlife…

This delightful circular walk highlights one of Essex’s secret corners.