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- The Telegraph12월 5, 2024
This is a gorgeous stroll along the Suffolk Coast, taking in Bawdsey Beach and the small settlement of Shingle Street. History buffs will enjoy this stretch of coast, with its Second World War bunkers and former Martello Towers, while birders will be in their element too.
From the car park at the end
- The Telegraph12월 5, 2024
This is a magnificent loop that combines a beautiful stretch of coast with Swyre Head, the highest point on the Isle of Purbeck, and a hike along a hilly ridgeline. Picturesque Kimmeridge Bay, the iconic Clavell Tower and views across to the Purbeck Ridge make this a walk you won’t soon forget.
The hike
- The Telegraph12월 4, 2024
A picturesque gem in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, Rosedale’s mix of industrial heritage and moorland scenery make it a beguiling place to explore on foot. This loop explores the disused Rosedale Railway and the remains of the former ironstone industry, before visiting the historic
- The Telegraph12월 4, 2024
This walk is a bona fide classic, taking in two of the Yorkshire Dales’ most awe-inspiring sights: Gordale Scar and Malham Cove, bothstunning examples of limestone geology. They can be combined with relative ease from the village of Malham on this loop, a longer variation of which ranked 3rd in ITV’s
- The Telegraph12월 4, 2024
This superb loop makes use of the East Highland Way long-distance trail, visiting the impressive Pattack Falls, the wooded hill of Black Craig, and Fort Dun da Lamh, a Pictish hillfort. On a clear day, expect excellent views across Badenoch towards the Monadhliath and Northern Cairngorms, and southwest
- The Telegraph12월 13, 2024
This is a beautiful hike along a stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path that’s rich in scenic splendour. Pretty beaches, dunes and vibrant wildlife combine to make this a walk you won’t soon forget.
The walk starts from Penally’s train station, just a short hop from the popular seaside resort of Tenby
- The Telegraph12월 13, 2024
One of Britain’s greatest waterfall hikes, the Four Falls Walk in the heart of Bannau Brycheiniog’s ‘Waterfall Country’ is delightful. The Afon Mellte meanders through a fairytale wooded gorge, resulting in a series of enchanting cascades. The falls are at their best after sustained rainfall, so it’s
- The Telegraph12월 6, 2024
Beloved by generations of Londoners, Hampstead Heath’s 800-acre (320 ha) mix of parkland, woodland and meadows is a delight for a brisk winter walk. Many assert that the view of the capital from Parliament Hill is the best of them all. On this walk, there are also some architectural marvels to enjoy
- The Telegraph12월 5, 2024
In the heart of the New Forest National Park, the Blackwater Arboretum and Tall Trees Trail allow you to get up close to some of the most remarkable trees in the UK. This easy hike explores both, as well as the delightful woodland trails that lead up to them.
The walk begins at the Blackwater car park
Edinburgh’s iconic Arthur’s Seat makes for a beautiful hill walk just a short hop from the city centre. An ancient volcano that dominates the capital’s Holyrood Park, it’s a popular objective and rightly so. The views across Edinburgh, the Firth of Forth and out towards the Pentland Hills are superb
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