Cat Bells walk, Lake District
This popular route up Cat Bells is one of the best walks in the Lake District – with huge views over Derwent Water, Keswick and the surrounding fells.
High Cup Nick walk, Cumbria
This walk explores the magnificent U-shaped glacial valley of High Cup Nick in the Northern Pennines from the picturesque village of Dufton.
Old Man of Coniston walk, Lake District
This circular route in the southern Lake District visits the summits of the Old Man of Coniston, Swirl How and Wetherlam in one fantastic walk.
Alnmouth Beach to Warkworth walk, Northumberland
Take a walk along the coastline, starting in the town of Alnmouth and ending with the phenomenal Warkworth Castle. The bay has miles of golden sand …
The Cheviot walk, Northumberland
This remote horseshoe walk explores the wild hills of the Anglo-Scottish border and bags the summit of The Cheviot – Northumberland’s highest point.
Sycamore Gap and Hotbank Crags, Hadrian’s Wall
This circular walk explores the most dramatic section of Hadrian’s Wall, an 84-mile route that was once the northern frontier of the Roman Empire.
Kielder Water walk, Northumberland
This 18-mile circular walk circumnavigates the stunning wooded banks of Kielder Water – the largest man-made lake in Europe.
High Force and Low Force walk, County Durham
This circular walk through the heart of the Durham Dales visits High Force – one of the most spectacular waterfalls in England.
Durham Coastal Footpath, County Durham
The Durham Coastal Footpath is an 11-mile walk from Seaham to Crimdon, exploring spectacular grasslands, sand dunes and wildlife along the way.
Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle walk, Northumberland
This walk on the rugged Northumberland coast starts in the fishing village of Craster and leads along the seafront to mighty Dunstanburgh Castle.
Rhossili Bay walk, Gower Peninsula
Explore Rhossili’s golden beach, downs, headland and the Gower Peninsula’s highest point on this circular coastal walk through an ancient landscape.
Llangollen Canal walk, Denbighshire
This walk follows the Llangollen Canal through tunnels and over aqueducts along the Welsh-English border from Llangollen to Chirk.