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Walk the North Pennine moorland to visit the mining relics where W.H.Auden felt the awakening of his poetic imagination.Distance 7 miles (11 km ...

Unique and breathtakingly dramatic this Hebridean landscape is sure to fire your zest for the great outdoors, finds Fergal MacErleanFind more walks ...

Admire Aber Falls and discover the surrounding history and wildlife on this dramatic valley walk.Distance 4½ miles (7 km)Type ModerateTime 3 ...

Stunning fenland scenery, winter wildfowl and a haunted pub - the perfect ingredients for a winter stroll.Distance 6½ miles (10½ km)Type EasyTime ...

Take a walk in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds, where Alfred, Lord Tennyson spent his early years.Distance 6 miles (9½ km)Type ModerateTime 3 ...

This wonderful bridle trail explores Exmoor's ancient oak woodlands renowned for its excellent wildlife-spotting opportunities.Distance 4 miles (6 ...

Explore the Garden of England's hop and orchard heritage on a gentle stroll, then sample the harvest fare.Distance 2 miles (3 km)Type EasyTime 1 ...

Explore the national trust's oldest nature reserves and discover a picturesque wildlife oasis in the FensDistance 4½ miles (7 km)Type EasyTime 3 ...

This challenging and scenic walk explores Buttemere, culminating in a visit to Innominate Tarn, Alfred Wainwright's final resting place.

Experience the beauty and atmosphere of a beautiful Cotswold valley, so vividly captured by the poet and author Laurie LeeDistance 5 miles (8 km ...

Wake up on the enchanting Isle of Kerrera for a lovely day following a sinuous route among hidden coves.Distance 6 miles (10 km)Type ModerateTime ...

Unique rock formations, an abundance of wildlife, industrial history and a nursery rhyme - This winter walk always has something new to discover ...

The Honey-pots of Wordsworth's daffodils and aira force contrast with lonely wandering that the poet himself would have relished.Words and ...

Follow in the footsteps of William the conqueror as he attempted to invade the Isle of Ely.Distance 7½ miles (12 km)Type EasyTime 3¾ hoursWords: ...

Follow in the footsteps of the saints along the Pembrokeshire coast path.Distance 9 miles (14½ km)Type ModerateTime 5 hoursWords and pictures: Alf ...

Follow in the footsteps of ancient shepherds, as you stroll the South Downs and ramble through the Low WealdDistance 10 miles (16 km)Type ...

A night hike in the Mendips offer a rare opportunity to witness a host of nocturnal goings on as well as the magical dawn chorus.Distance 3¼ miles ...

Take a walk around Winchelsea and discover a medieval port that's full of clues to the past.Distance 3½ miles (5½ km)Type ModerateTime 2 ...

Discover a wildlife haven in one of Britain's rarest ancient woodland, only 15 minutes from Tyneside.Words by Andrew JeffreyPhoto by Brian Clark

Following the journey of the river is the best way to explore the stunning Wye Valley, its array of wildlife and tranquil surroundingsDistance 9 ...

Walk amid woodland planted for Nelson's navy carpeted with vivid bluebells, rich birdlife and home to deer and wild boar.Distance 4½ miles (7 km ...

Step back in time as you walk along a scenic section of the national trail- Believed to be England's oldest road.Distance 6 miles (9¾ km)Type ...

Follow in the footsteps of countless fine literary minds on a stroll along the River Cam in Cambridgeshire.Distance 5 miles (8 km) Type EasyTime 3 ...

Witness the amazing springtime migration of birds on this ornithological wander along the North Norfolk coast.Distance 5 miles (8 km)Type EasyTime ...

Discover the best of everything Cornish - from spectacular coastline and countryside to the bustling villages of St Agnes.Distance 6 miles (9½ km ...

Cycle the undulating Ribble Valley for a fascinating ride among witches, Roman soldiers and medieval monks.Distance 28 miles (45 km)Type ...

Discover a landscape shaped by man and nature over 6,000 years on a walk that entered the heart of the South Downs in Hampshire.Distance 12¾ miles ...

Beat the tide to visit the Dee Estuary's sandstone islets, where grey seals thrive and seabirds rule the roost.Distance 4¼ miles (7 km)Type ...

Explore the craggy cliffs of the Lizard Peninsular with its turquoise seas, panoramic views and the scrumptious Cornish pasty.Distance 6½ miles (10 ...

Step straight into the hills from a secluded Grampian Highlands bothy and conquer a landmark peak.Distance 9 miles (14½ km)Type ChallengingTime 4 ...

Enter a tranquil landscape of ancient field patterns, Norman churches and wooded hills on the South Downs Distance 7¼ miles (11½ km) Type Moderate ...

Walk at dusk over the Suffolk Sandlings Heath to listen out for the churring nightjar and encounter other nocturnal wildlife.Distance 2¼ miles (3½ ...

Follow a high-level route on the Otterburn ranges to observe wild goats, moorland birds and perhaps, if you are lucky, rare black grouse.Distance 8 ...

Walk through conifer forests and across heather moorland to the summits of the most distinctive hills in NorthumberlandDistance 7 miles (11½ km) ...

EXPLORE THE REMAINS OF AN OLD LEAD MINING INDUSTRY THAT, UNTIL A CENTURY AGO, FLOURISHED IN THE HEART OF REMOTE SWALEDALEDistance 8½ miles (13.7 ...

Julie Brominicks explores an ancient, remote chapel nestled on a wild and windy Welsh beach.Image © Chris Downer/Creative Commons Licence

Discover a landscape shaped by man over thousands of years, with awe-inspiring views over the West CountryDistance 6¾ miles (10.8 km)Type Moderate ...

A former railway line now provides a scenic and exhilarating traffic-free cycle journey through the heart of the Peak District.Distance 13 miles ...

A tranquil heaven in the foothills of the Berwyn mountains, the Ceirog Valley provides a wealth of food experiences in an unspoilt landscape ...

A four-mile walk in the west of the Brecon Beacons National Park, along a bustling river, a lonely ellyn and a mountain ridge.Words: Daniel ...

Stride out on the Lyke Wake walk as it follows the ancient journey of the dead across the North York Moors.Distance 6½ miles (10½ km)Type ...

Stimulate your imagination on a winter walk into the landscapes of narnia in County Down's Mourne Mountains.Distance 4 miles (6½ km)Type ...

A 6 mile walk between the two of the most beautiful towns on the welsh coast. Words by: Anwen Williams Image: gettyimages

Enjoy beautiful scenery on this walk to the stunning Cregennen Lakes in the foothills of Cader IdrisDistance 10 miles (16 km) Type Moderate Time 5½ ...

Discover a wealth of wildlife within the once industrial landscape of the Black Mountains.Distance 6 miles (10 km)Type ModerateTime 3 hoursWords: ...

Often overshadowed by its towering neighbour, Pen y Fan, this verdant mountain in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales is one of ...

Look out for wallabies while enjoying folklore and oatcakes amid striking Staffordshire gritstone outcrops.Distance 6 miles (10 km)Type ...

Catch a bus to the Wolds to discover the historic villages, rippling fields and rolling hills of this former Viking lairDistance 13½ mile (22 km) ...

Explore ancient Sherwood Forest, WHERE ROBIN HOOD romanced MAID MARIAN and TAUNTED THE SHERIfF OF NOTTINGHAMDistance 4½ miles (7 km) Type Easy ...

This wonderfully scenic but bracing winter walk in The Wolds proves that Lincolnshire is anything but flat.Distance 9 miles (14½ km)Type ...