Discover Rutland – Heritage Trail 4 – Mills, quarries and railways
Our walk today starts in North Luffenham’s parish churchyard. From here we need to cross over the stone stile located in the right-hand wall, overlooking the Chater valle
Discover Rutland – Heritage Trail 5 – Forests, monks and pagans
We are starting our walk today in Braunston. Heading out of the village via Wood Lane, we will pass the weir on our left and the late 16th century Hall Farmhouse
Discover Rutland – Heritage Trail 6 – Mysterious Mazes and Vanished Villages
Today our walk is starting at Wing Maze. From here we turn left into the village, passing the Village Hall and church before taking a right-hand turn into Church Street.
Discover Rutland – Heritage Trail 7 – Canals & Canterbury, Water & Westminster
Our walk today starts in Market Overton near the parish church. We’re walking out of the village, downhill on Teigh Road. After 1⁄2 mile we will see a group of buildings on the left
The Moat Family Hub Walk
Our walk starts from The Moat Family Hub, located alongside Moat House Primary School …
Peebles – Circumference of the Town
As a circular walk – you can do it in either direction. Here we are doing it clockwise. The walk takes approximately 2.1/2 to 3hrs. It’s mostly on the flat with a couple of hills but nothing too strenuous
Anna Reid’s Down Thomas Coastal Route
Starting and ending at the quintessentially Devon beach of Wembury, this walk hugs the coastline, before rambling through fields, lanes and footpaths
Anna Reid’s Wembury Walk
This walk has a jewel you won’t want to miss: the rugged beach of Wembury, with the uninhabited island, The Mewstone, jolting out of the sea …
A promenade in Bath
Bath is often described as one of the prettiest cities in the world – and when you visit it’s clear to see why. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site …
Belfast Peace Walls Walk
Belfast is a city with a past. A troubled past. And it’s one that is still within living memory – and this walk takes you to the heart of where this was
Belfast City Explorer Walk
Although the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast isn’t the largest city in the country. It’s a great city for walking around – on most street corners you’ll find maps highlighting points of interest …
Whaley Bridge Circular Walk
Starting in Whaley Bridge and climbing to Taxal Edge and across the moorland to the Goyt Valley