UK Walks

One of the largest pockets of lowland pine forest in Great Britain, Thetford Forest offers the chance to explore a truly unique landscape. The forest sprawls across almost 19,000 hectares …

With its glacier-carved ribbon lakes, craggy fell mountains and postcard-perfect hill farms, Lake District National Park is one of England’s most iconic walking destinations. Keswick, a loveable market town set …

From David Attenborough to Bear Grylls, Britain has given us some pretty inspirational wildlife warriors over the years. While John Henniker-Major isn’t quite as well-known as some of his peers, …

From William Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter to Alfred Wainwright and Arthur Ransome, Windermere has inspired a slew of artists and creatives over the centuries. Fed by multiple rivers, the lake …

From the moment you step foot in the Forest of Bowland, you know you’re somewhere pretty special. Set mostly in Lancashire, with a small slice stretching into North Yorkshire, this …

Nestled in the heart of the Peak District, Edale is a seventh heaven for walkers. The village puts you just steps from some world-class trails, including the iconic Pennine Way. …

Nestled in the Cheshire Plain, Delamere Forest is a wonderland of deciduous and evergreen trees surrounded by rolling farmland. Managed by Forestry England, the woodland is laced with some of …

If there’s one area where Yorkshire really excels, it’s combining postcard-worthy scenery with evocative historic sites. Bolton Abbey, a centuries-old Augustinian monastery perched on the banks of the River Wharf …

From its history as a Norman deer hunting forest to its renaissance as ‘home’ of beloved British bear Winnie-the-Pooh, Ashdown Forest is one of England’s favourite wildernesses. It’s one of …

Ah, Lancashire. Is there anything better than a walk through the rolling countryside, followed by lunch at a country pub and plate loaded with fresh-baked Eccles cakes? This ceremonial county …