Commonwealth Walkway Walks Up and running (or should we say walking?) since 2013, The Outdoor Trust has been working with a huge number of countries trying to further implement walking and walkways in cities and towns. Below is a selection of the newly created walkways throughout the UK. Please click on an icon to select…
Julia Bradbury Canal Walks Julia Bradbury Canal Walks are from Julia’s BBC television series. The routes feature locks, bridges, towpaths, tunnels and aqueducts. A great selection of features for the seasoned stomper. The locations below vary from walking the Caledonian Canal in Scotland to the Kennet and Avon Canal near Bath. All stunning routes with…
Accessible walks are a selection of walks that the TOG team have carefully selected for families using pushchairs, wheelchairs or bicycles.
Worcester & Birmingham Canal Walk Powered by Outdooractive. Stay Handpicked boutique luxury to family & pet friendly hotels. Pitstops An assortment of interesting stop off points along our walks. Camp A selection of campsites and glamorous camping locations. © Phil Wild from Pixabay Worcester & Birmingham Step back through the pages of history along the…
This walk starts at Horseshoe Falls, a Telford designed weir, which feeds water into the canal from the River Dee, ending at the town of Llangollen.
Beneath Ben Nevis – at 4,490-feet Britain’s highest mountain – the route covers the first 8 miles of the old Caledonian Canal, from Corpach sea loch to the shores of the first freshwater loch at Gairlochy.
This easy terrain walk covers towpaths for 20 miles. Along this walk there is the Avoncliff Aqueduct and the grand finale at Caen Hill lock flight at Devizes.
Gateway to the Cheviots Walk, Northumberland
This is a wonderful walk in Northumberland
This is a wonderful walk in Northumberland
This is a wonderful walk in Northumberland …
This is a wonderful walk in Northumberland