We've added walk's ever-growing selection of walking routes around Britain to a handy map for you to browse – alongside walking and wildlife features from around the British Isles. Have fun exploring!
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Caution: Walks were originally published in Walk Magazine, so the information contained online may be out of date and the exact routes could have changed or been made impassable on the ground. Please check the publication date at the bottom of each post and make reasonable allowances for this when following them.
Southern England – Wendover, Buckinghamshire
Perhaps it is precisely because the Chilterns are close to London and surrounded by dormitory towns that they are cherished by so many people.
Scotland – Dundee, Angus
Dundee may be best known for its jute, jam and journalism, but this compact city actually grew around its harbour from the 13th century onwards.
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Southern England – Reigate Heath, Surrey
This attractive route makes use of two well-waymarked trails: the North Downs Way (a National Trail) for its outward leg and the Greensand Way for the return.
Southern England – Exton, Hampshire
The pretty village of Exton lies in the Meon Valley, on the route of the South Downs Way.
Central England – Newland, Gloucestershire
For centuries, the Forest of Dean was exploited for its coal, iron ore and ochre.
Central England – Broadway, Worcestershire
Broadway has been dubbed the jewel of the Cotswolds, and it does indeed epitomise this most attractive of quintessentially English regions.
Wales – Kerry Ridgeway, Powys
The Kerry Ridgeway is one of the best walks the Welsh Marches has to offer.
Wales – Builth Wells, Powys
Circular walk from Ticknall via Carvers Rocks, Foremark Reservoir and the old Ticknall Tramway.
Northern England – Carvers Rocks, Derbyshire
The South Derbyshire village of Ticknall found its place in the Industrial Revolution as a producer of bricks, pottery and tiles.
Northern England – Newlands Horseshoe, Cumbria
The Newlands Horseshoe, which takes its name from the beautiful, unspoilt Newlands Valley, is one of the finest ridge walks in the Lake District.
Scotland – Criffel, Dumfries and Galloway
Rising from the flat plains of the Galloway coast, a few miles from Dumfries, Criffel’s rolling prospect is a conspicuous sight throughout much of the region’s eastern side.
Southern England: The Eastons and Tilty
This delightful circular walk highlights one of Essex’s secret corners.
Wales: Newgale to St Davids, Pembrokeshire
The walk from Newgale to St Davids via picturesque Solva is one of the finest of many wonderful stretches along the Pembrokeshire coast…
Scotland: Plockton, Lochalsh, West Highlands
The National Trust conservation village of Plockton, which lies around a sheltered bay looking eastward down Loch Carron, is one of the most picturesque on Scotland’s west coast…
