North Wales · UK
Anglesey Coastal Path You'll walk 200 kilometres around Wales's largest island — cliffs and lighthouses on the wild north shore, the twelfth-century priory at Penmon on the east, and the dunes of Llanddwyn and Newborough on the south.
200 km 3–10 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Menorca · Spain
Camí de Cavalls You'll walk 184 kilometres around the coast of Menorca on the old horseman's path — sandstone cliffs, hidden calas, prehistoric tombs and whitewashed villages the whole way, with the Mediterranean rarely out of sight for more than half an hour.
184 km 3–7 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Northern England · UK
Coast to Coast You'll walk 309 kilometres across the width of northern England, coast to coast, over the high Lakeland fells, through Swaledale, and across the open moors to the North Sea. Three national parks in one line, taken at your own pace. The walk most British walkers mean to do once.
309 km 5–15 nights Moderate–Strenuous
Plan this trip Cotswolds · UK
Cotswold Way You'll walk 164 kilometres along the western edge of the Cotswolds, kept up on the limestone escarpment rather than down among the lanes, with Broadway Tower and Cleeve Hill on the high ground early and a Georgian city at the end. A route that climbs and drops all day and never quite lets you settle into a rhythm.
164 km 2–8 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Cumbria · UK
Cumbria Way You'll walk 112 kilometres through the Lake District taken along its valley floors rather than its tops, with one proper fell crossing and a long, quiet second half. A route that saves its best country for last.
112 km 2–5 nights Moderate–Strenuous
Plan this trip Lake District · UK
Cumbria Way Experience Seventy kilometres from Ulverston to Keswick through the full heart of the Lake District — past Coniston Water and the Old Man, over Tarn Hows into Great Langdale, up Stake Pass into remote Langstrath, and down through Borrowdale to Derwentwater. The highlight half of the Cumbria Way, walked as a long weekend.
70 km 1–3 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Yorkshire Dales & Lake District · UK
Dales Way You'll walk 129 kilometres through the Yorkshire Dales and into Cumbria, taken along riverside meadow and limestone dale rather than open fell, with the priory ruins at Bolton Abbey beside you and the Howgills coming up ahead. A route often called the gentlest of England's long-distance paths.
129 km 2–5 nights Easy–Moderate
Plan this trip Yorkshire Dales & Lake District · UK
Dales Way North Sixty-six kilometres from Ribblehead to Bowness-on-Windermere — the northern half of the Dales Way. Moorland from the great viaduct into Dentdale, cobbled Dent and the Howgills at Sedbergh, then field paths and river valleys through Kendal to the shores of Lake Windermere.
66 km 1–3 nights Easy–Moderate
Plan this trip Yorkshire Dales · UK
Dales Way South Sixty-five kilometres up the Wharfe from Ilkley to Ribblehead — the highlight southern half of the Dales Way. Riverside meadows, honey-stone villages, the ruins of Bolton Abbey, and a final climb over the watershed to one of England's great railway viaducts. A weekend adventure through the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.
65 km 1–2 nights Easy–Moderate
Plan this trip Scotland · UK
Fife Coastal Path {distance} of Scottish coastline — from the three bridges over the Forth, around the East Neuk fishing villages, through St Andrews, and on to the Tay. Build your perfect Fife Coastal Path itinerary with downloadable GPX files for every stage.
138 km 2–5 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Alentejo & Algarve · Portugal
Fisherman's Trail Two hundred and ten kilometres of Atlantic clifftops, empty beaches and whitewashed fishing villages along Portugal's Rota Vicentina — Porto Covo to Lagos, following the age-old paths of the local fishermen down the wildest coastline in western Europe.
210 km 5–11 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Mallorca · Spain
GR221 Dry Stone Route You'll walk 138 kilometres along the spine of the Serra de Tramuntana, on old mule paths and dry-stone walling rather than the coast road, with more than 5,000 metres of climbing and one night in a mountain refuge with no road in. A route that earns its quiet.
138 km 2–8 nights Moderate–Strenuous
Plan this trip Mallorca · Spain
GR221 Experience Fifty-three kilometres through the finest days of the Serra de Tramuntana — Estellencs to Sóller, across a UNESCO World Heritage landscape of terraced olive groves, clifftop villages and mountains that drop straight into the Mediterranean. The GR221 walked as a long weekend.
53 km 1–3 nights Moderate–Strenuous
Plan this trip Scottish Highlands · UK
Great Glen Way You'll walk 125 kilometres through the Scottish Highlands along the Great Glen Fault, taken by canal towpath and lochside path rather than by fell ridge, with three lochs underfoot and the high routes above Loch Ness. A route that finishes at a castle, in a city.
125 km 1–5 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Northern England · UK
Hadrian's Wall Path You'll walk 135 kilometres from the Tyne to the Solway Firth, taken along the line of Hadrian's frontier — through Newcastle suburbs, Whin Sill crags in the centre, pastoral Cumbria, and salt marsh at the end. A route where the wall comes and goes, but the country always tells you what's underneath.
135 km 2–5 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Northern England · UK
Pennine Way Four hundred and fourteen kilometres up the spine of England — from Edale in the Peak District, across the Yorkshire Dales, the North Pennines and Hadrian's Wall, to the Cheviot Hills and a finishing pint at the Border Hotel in Kirk Yetholm. England's oldest National Trail, and still its most serious.
414 km 9–21 nights Strenuous
Plan this trip Perthshire · UK
Rob Roy Way You'll walk 128 kilometres through the Trossachs and Perthshire, along old railway trackbeds, lochside roads, and the floor of one high glen rather than over the summits, with the Highland Boundary Fault crossed early and Loch Tay running for a full afternoon on your shoulder. One of Scotland's quieter long-distance routes, and all the more rewarding for it.
128 km 2–6 nights Easy–Moderate
Plan this trip Southern England · UK
South Downs Way One hundred miles along the chalk ridge from Winchester to Eastbourne. Iron Age hillforts, beech-crowned rings, working farmland and the sea appearing on the horizon before you expect it. England's only fully bridleway National Trail — largely to yourself, and finishing on the Seven Sisters cliffs.
162 km 3–7 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Southern England · UK
South Downs Way Experience The finest stretch of the South Downs Way in a weekend package. Hassocks to Eastbourne across open chalk ridge, over Ditchling Beacon, through medieval Alfriston, and out along the Seven Sisters cliffs to Beachy Head. Fifty-four kilometres of downland with the sea growing closer every day until the path runs out.
54 km 1–2 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Scottish Borders · UK
St Cuthbert's Way You'll walk 100 kilometres south from Melrose Abbey, through the Scottish Borders and over the high country at Wideopen Hill, to a tide-locked island off the Northumberland coast. The tide closes the causeway to the finish twice a day. You'll have to catch your window of opportunity.
100 km 1–4 nights Moderate
Plan this trip The Wessex Downs & Chilterns · UK
The Ridgeway You'll walk 139 kilometres along Britain's oldest road, taken across open chalk downland and through Chiltern beechwoods rather than over mountain country, with Iron Age hillforts and the Uffington White Horse on the way and the Thames as the natural break. A route with five thousand years of footfall underneath it.
139 km 3–7 nights Easy–Moderate
Plan this trip Scotland · UK
Wee West Highland Way You'll walk 80 kilometres through the western Highlands, taken along old military roads and drovers' tracks rather than peaks, with Rannoch Moor to cross, the Buachaille Etive Mor on your right, and the Devil's Staircase to climb. A route that picks up the West Highland Way at its most dramatic and walks you into Fort William.
80 km 1–3 nights Moderate
Plan this trip Scotland · UK
West Highland Way {distance} of the Scottish Highlands' most spectacular scenery — Loch Lomond, Rannoch Moor, Glen Coe and the shadow of Ben Nevis. Build your own West Highland Way itinerary with downloadable GPX for every stage.
154 km 2–8 nights Moderate
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