Category Archives: Britain’s Favourite Walks

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This long-distance walking route follows the 100-mile South Downs Way through some of England’s finest countryside from Eastbourne to Winchester.

This iconic walk along the shingle spit of Blakeney Point visits a famous seal colony and shows off everything that’s great about the Norfolk coast.

This 12-mile walk follows the Sherbrook Trail and explores the picturesque Sherbrook Valley in the Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

This 30-mile canal walk steps back through the pages of history by connecting the vibrant centre of Birmingham to the cathedral city of Worcester.

This circular walk starts in Great Malvern and explores the Malvern Hills that divide the beautiful countryside of Worcestershire and Herefordshire.

This short circular walk across the Stiperstones ridge in Shropshire explores a rocky and spectacular landscape that’s steeped in myth and legend.

This hugely popular Peak District walk visits the summit of Mam Tor and traverses the Great Ridge that separates Edale from the Hope Valley.

This short walk from the village of Birchover visits the fascinating Bronze Age Nine Ladies Stone Circle in the Peak District National Park.

This 10-mile walk explores the wild and rugged landscape of Bradgate Park in Leicestershire, with its gnarled oak trees and dramatic rock formations.

This popular Peak District walk explores the limestone gorge of Dovedale and its famous stepping stones before finishing in the village of Milldale.

This 11-mile circular walk explores the famous plateaued summit of Kinder Scout – the highest point in the Peak District National Park.

This beautiful walk from the village of Pateley Bridge visits England’s oldest sweet shop on its way to the gritstone formations of Brimham Rocks.