Walks in Cumbria
The best walking routes in Cumbria, exploring the rural valleys, mountains, hills, rivers, waterfalls and castles of one of Britain’s most beautiful counties.
The best walking routes in Cumbria, exploring the rural valleys, mountains, hills, rivers, waterfalls and castles of one of Britain’s most beautiful counties.
The best walking routes in Britain’s towns and cities, ranging from the historic landmarks of London to wheel-friendly routes in Leeds – and many more in between.
The best walking routes in Yorkshire, exploring the hills, valleys, moors, caves, coast, country pubs, market towns and pretty villages of ‘God’s Own County’.
This walk ascents from Gatesgarth Farm, then turns away from Buttermere up Scarth Gap Pass that leads you through Low and High Wax Knott. Then there are a variety of different paths here that lead you up to the cairn at Haystacks.
This walk is an ideal platform for delving into the fascinating stories surrounding the line and the surprising history of Portland harbour.
This is a route through the very heart of Scotland, following the second longest river, The Spey.
In the 1860s the race to control a route to the Welsh coast began. This saw the English Great Western Railway build a line through Wales as far as Dolgellau, the walk’s start point …
This walk will take you into the very heart of Scotland, into an area that has often been called the ‘Gateway to the Highlands’.
Remember to tune in to @ITV Sunday 25th August at 11.20am for a repeat of Best Walks With A View where Julia heads to the South Downs …
Julia Bradbury Walks in the Peak District up to Kinder Scout and Nooe Stool in this route, as seen on TV in Best Walks With A View.
Tune into ITV on Tuesday 17th December at 7.30pm to join Julia as she explores Malham in the Yorkshire Dales …