Visit the website Like us on Facebook The Outdoor Guide joined the crew when filming on the Isle of Man with Julia Bradbury and had a great time exploring the area, from the Snaefell cafe, to the Laxey Wheel. All adventures were had in the trusty Subaru Outbacks. The Isle of Man Steam Railway is…
Visit the website Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter YouTube channel Chatsworth, home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is set in the heart of the Peak District in Derbyshire, on the banks of the river Derwent. Home of the Cavendish family since the 1550s, it has evolved through the centuries to…
Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Bookings Brockencote Hall Hotel is a peaceful luxury retreat, tucked away amid some of England’s finest countryside and heritage. Key Features [columns] [column width=”one-half”] Great to stay when walking the Worcester & Birmingham Canal. 21 en-suite bedrooms Set in 70 acres of beautiful…
Visit the website Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Honister on TripAdvisorIntroductionVia FerrataMine ToursClimb In The MineIntroduction Located at the head of Honister Pass in the centre of the Lake District, we produce the world famous Westmorland Green Slate – a beautiful, functional material that has been extracted here for centuries. Our slate…
Visit the website 01451 850 307 Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park With beautiful countryside views and interactive animal encounters at every turn, visitors of all ages can learn about farming, past and present, in a relaxed and fun environment. As the home of rare breed conservation, there…
Visit the website Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Stanfords are the UK’s leading specialist retailer of maps, travel books and other travel accessories, having been established in 1853 by Edward Stanford. Our flagship store in Covent Garden, London, first opened its doors in January 1901 and can justly claim to offer the world’s largest stock of maps…
Visit the website Find us on Facebook Read TripAdvisor Reviews Situated in the Village of Edale in Derbyshire, at the start of the Pennine Way, The Old Nag’s Head dates back to 1577 and is surrounded by some of the best walking country in the land. Overlooked to the North by Kinder Scout, made famous…
These National Trust pitstops all have beautiful gardens and a cafe serving homemade goodies. They are located close to a walk found on The Outdoor Guide and are family friendly …
Discover and explore the great historical landmarks of this amazing country. From the historical ships of our Naval history to the castles of our fascinating past there is plenty for everyone to enjoy. Including a trip to England’s only working Slate Mine at Honister.
Stroll through the gardens of some of the UK’s most scenic manor houses and explore the regal history of their fascinating past owners! They all have lovely cafes and shops. Many serving local produce and handmade gifts.
If you’ve been in the car for hours and aren’t making much progress, take a little detour and stretch your legs at some areas of natural beauty. All these pitstops have a great walk nearby.
We’re always seeking out great little spots throughout the country to have a cuppa! Here are just some fantastic ones we’ve found so far. Whether it is tea, coffee or cake that you like, here you will find some great places to indulge