Category Archives: Britain’s Favourite Walks

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This short walk around the city walls of Derry – the only walled city in Ireland – delivers superb views over historic buildings and the River Foyle.

This walk explores the fascinating history of Yorkshire’s rugged coast on a 7-mile route between the fishing ports of Whitby and Robin Hood’s Bay.

This short circular walk from the Yorkshire Dales village of Ingleton visits four stunning waterfalls as you stroll through ancient woodlands.

This 100km walk follows the St Cuthbert’s Way pilgrim trail from Melrose in the Scottish Borders to Holy Island off the Northumberland coast.

This walkway follows the North Antrim Cliff Path from Dunseverick Castle to the Giant’s Causeway along some of Europe’s greatest cliff-top scenery.

This mountainous walk climbs from the coastal town of Newcastle to the summit of Slieve Donard, the highest peak in Northern Ireland.

This walk from the New Lanark World Heritage Site passes the famous Falls of Clyde in a narrow gorge that’s home to one of Scotland’s oldest forests.

This circular walk explores the Bronze Age Beaghmore Stone Circles in the Sperrin Mountains – Northern Ireland’s largest mountain range.

This walk explores the green surroundings of Cave Hill Country Park in Belfast, home to the famous city landmarks of Cave Hill and Belfast Castle.

This circular woodland walk explores the exotic giant redwood trees of Rhinefield Ornamental Drive in the New Forest National Park.

This short walk explores the historic city centre of Bath – famous for its honey-coloured Georgian architecture and iconic Roman spas.

This walk follows the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal from the historic city of Gloucester to one of Britain’s most inland ports on the Severn Estuary.