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Hamsterley Forest - Blue trail

Departure from South Bedburn (County Durham)

This is the riverside walk in the Hamsterley Forest. The path is well marked (follow the blue signs) and very easy. It is pushchair friendly and perfect for little legs. It is dog friendly. There are several others well marked walking trails and bicycle trails available in the forest.

Langley with Hardly

Departure from Langley with Hardley (Norfolk)

Quiet country lanes and bridleways taking in part of the 'Wherryman's Way'. Route passes Langley Abbey and Hardly Wind Pump and visitors centre.

Forty Green and Penn

Association or club

Forty Green and Penn

Departure from Penn (Buckinghamshire)

An easy walk that climbs to the ridge on which Penn stands. Stroll through quiet woods and fields visiting the newly planted Jubilee Wood and the village of Penn with its ancient church and historic inns.

Presteigne Loop

Presteigne Loop

Departure from Presteigne (Powys)

A delightful easy walk around the historic town of Presteigne taking in some beautiful countryside getting very close to the local sheep / cows and we saw a couple of rabbits along the way. Part of the route follows the River Lugg (Powys) in which you can stand on a bridge with one foot in England & one foot in Wales!

Ridgeway Loops from Ashridge

Departure from Aldbury (Hertfordshire)

A circular trail near Berkhamstead covering the Ridgeway, Grim's ditch, Pitstone Hill, Steps Hill, Ivinghoe Beacon, Beacon Hilll, Icknield Way trail. Starting at Ashridge monument where there is national trust parking.

Smoo Cave Circular

Smoo Cave Circular

Departure from Highland

This walk takes in Smoo Cave and its surrounding area. It starts with a walk to the village hall and John Lennon Memorial Garden, then down steps to the cave itself, finishing with a view of the cove.

Woodoaks Farm

Association or club

Departure from Three Rivers (Hertfordshire)

This short but varied walk starts from an historic farm, enjoys sweeping views and looks at some important local history. There's also the chance to explore nature in Philipshill and "No Dragon" woods. You can finish the walk with some of the best cake in the area.

Horsey Windpump to Horsey Gap

Horsey Windpump to Horsey Gap

Departure from Horsey (Norfolk)

A beautiful easy walk to discover Horsey Windpump, Horsey Mere and Horsey Gap beach where you might see some seals during winter months. A lovely walk combining marshes, fields and beach with great views.

Preston and Breachwood Green

Association or club

Preston and Breachwood Green

Departure from Preston (Hertfordshire)

A walk through delightful North Hertfordshire countryside featuring well cared-for historic villages and hamlets, linked by fields and woods. There are interesting buildings including a restored windmill.

Thomas Cromwell and Hailes Abbey

Departure from Stanway (Gloucestershire)

How an important abbey was destroyed by a King's Commissioner. A walk full of history (see practical information section).

Shipbourne - Greensand Way - Ightham Mote - Carter's Hill - Underriver

Shipbourne - Greensand Way - Ightham Mote - Carter's Hill - Underriver

Departure from Shipbourne (Kent)

A circular route offering a mix of scenic contrasts and adventure. The outward leg includes a rewarding climb to a short but highly rated stretch of the Greensand Way, where you’ll be treated to spectacular views from the Greensand Ridge, looking out across the Weald of Kent and even into East Sussex on a clear day. Just over halfway round, a strategically placed pub stop offers the perfect break. The return leg brings you back through peaceful, picturesque countryside—typical of the farmed landscapes of the Kentish Weald—with plenty of open space and rural charm. A short detour to Ightham Mote, a beautifully preserved 14th-century moated manor house (National Trust), adds a splash of history to the route. Even a brief look may tempt you back for a full visit another time. Shipbourne is an ideal start and end point, with ample parking and excellent food and drink at The Chaser Inn, which serves meals all day on weekends—perfect for a relaxed post-walk lunch or early dinner.

Houghall, The Botanic Gardens and Woodland/Riverside Circular

Houghall, The Botanic Gardens and Woodland/Riverside Circular

Departure from City of Durham (County Durham)

A short walk taking in the Houghall Estate, including the remains of the old colliery. Then up through the woods to the University Botanic Gardens for a pot of tea (and exploration of the grounds if you want to make the walk longer). Back to the woods and across to traverse beneath Maiden Castle (site of an iron age hill fort) then return to the car via a riverside walk.

Clennell Street and River Coquet Circular from Alwinton

Clennell Street and River Coquet Circular from Alwinton

Departure from Alwinton (Northumberland)

A lovely circular walk with a lot of interest via hill forts, ancient settlements, open moorland and riverside views. This version means fording the river at the end but a dry alternative is also given.

Greggs, Parade, Drygate circuit

Departure from Glasgow

An easy urban circuit around Dennistoun starting from Greggs on Duke Street. Along Alexandra Parade to the Royal then down towards Drygate. Back on to Duke street past the brewery to complete the circuit.

TEMPLE THORNTON 6.3 MILES

Departure from Hartburn (Northumberland)

The walk starts from the entrance to Meldon Hall Gardens close to Hartburn, Northumberland. The location is steeped in history having been passed from the last Saxon Earl of Northumberland to the Knights Templar and the Knights Hospitaler. Passing on the route Angerton hall built in1842 by John Dobson, Low Angerton where the ruins of a 16th century bastle can be seen and Meldon Church which dates from around 1200

Kilburn east circular

Departure from Kilburn High and Low (North Yorkshire)

Varied walk to east of Kilburn starting at free carpark in front of the pub and church. The walk is varied with slight climbs and dips and open and forrested sections. There are spectacular views over the lower surrounding countryside.

Derwent Edge round from A57 parking spot

Departure from Derwent (Derbyshire)

Nice walk from the parking spot on the A57 by Ladybower. The public transport option would be to take the bus to the Ladybower Inn and walk from there, this would add around a mile to the route.

26km run from Amersham Station

Departure from Amersham (Buckinghamshire)

Easy, albeit long, 26km run through the Chiltern hills. Note there is a nice coffee shop in the church in Little Kingshill, which can be good stop for refreshment along the way (not open on Sundays). Hyde Heath is also good for a pitstop, so you don't need to carry much water/snacks. If you do it in the direction indicated, there is not much climbing at the end. Otherwide, the hill from the River Misborne into Amersham-on-the-hill is tough at the end of a long run.

Discovering Nest Point

À la découverte de Nest Point

Departure from Highland

A pleasant hike to Nest Point, the westernmost point of the Isle of Skye. This is an iconic destination not to be missed, offering impressive cliff scenery, a beautiful lighthouse and views of the Outer Hebrides when the weather permits.

Gade Valley Route - Jockey End to Gt. Gaddesden

Association or club

Gade Valley Route - Jockey End to Gt. Gaddesden

Departure from Great Gaddesden (Hertfordshire)

A lovely walk in the parish of Great Gaddesden in Hertfordshire, passing three beautiful houses. It starts on the chalk plateau at Jockey End, descending through fields and parkland to the water meadows by the Gade chalk stream, through the pretty village of Great Gaddesden, before returning on the Chiltern Way via the parkland of Gaddesden Place.

Moulton Chapel Circular

Departure from Moulton CP (Lincolnshire)

This is a nice walk on quiet roads and Randall Bank path following dyke, It starts and finishes at good pub "The Jolly Farmer "PE12 0XQ".

The Fairy Glen

Departure from Highland

A pleasant hike to discover a surprising and delightful miniature landscape of cone-shaped grassy hills, the Fairy Glen. It is a fascinating and somewhat supernatural place to visit. The route goes around the Fairy Glen, which is ideal for soaking up the special atmosphere of this place.

The Fairy Pools

The Fairy Pools

Departure from Highland

A superb walk to the Fairy Pools, where you can admire multiple pools of turquoise-coloured water. The first part of the route is well-maintained, but then becomes very natural with a stony path, which may discourage those with little experience of mountain terrain.

The Falls of Meseach

The Falls of Meseach

Departure from Highland

This hike takes you to a suspension bridge overlooking the Measach Falls, one of Scotland's most impressive waterfalls. In the narrow Corrieshalloch Gorge, the Abhainn Droma River plunges over 100 m in several drops. The highest waterfall is the Measach Falls, which is 45 m high.

Edmundbyers to Castleside - Way of Light

Departure from Edmondbyers (County Durham)

The 5th section of the walk continues through villages in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty starting in Edmundbyers, passing through Muggleswick and finishing in Castleside on the edge of Consett. This section is about taking in the landscapes, open farmland and gentle woodland.

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