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On a clear day you can see as far as the power station of Dungeness on the shingle headland that extends from Romney Marsh.
This is a lovely circular walk that starts and finishes at the free car park at the entrance to Setthorns campsite in Hampshire …
The trek starts at Arlesford Station on the preserved heritage railway known as ‘The Watercress Line’. The Mid Hants railway started in 1865 and was intended to link Alton with the main route from London to Southampton …
This is a great hike for a full day, with plenty of wonderful places to eat in Cartmel. The route is also chock full of history and boasts interesting views pretty much the whole way around.
St Bees and Whitehaven are best known among the outdoors community as the starting places of either the walking, or cycling C2C route …
Millom is one of Cumbria’s hidden away corners. Little explored by visitors but popular with locals and ‘those in the know’.
One of the best things about this route is that once you’ve found the first track near the pub, there is very little map gazing and navigation required …
At Port Carlisle you’ll spot the remains of an old harbour – this was once a port and the plan was to create a canal from a village along the coast, known as Fisher’s Cove …
A hiking route of the Leeds Liverpool Canal by the Cumbrian Rambler, Beth Pipe …
This is a wonderful 6 and a bit mile circular walk which incorporates a lovely pub lunch where Julia Bradbury met and got to know many of the Inspired Villages residents.
This short coastal walk explores the golden sands and pinewoods of Holkham Beach in Norfolk – perfect for families and walkers of all abilities.