The Cumbria Way starts in the market town of Ulverston in the south of Cumbria, to Carlisle on the Scottish Border in the north. It runs for 72 miles, passing through some of the Lake Districts most spectacular scenery.
Offa’s Dyke, the 80 mile long earthwork for centuries marking the border between England and Wales, runs along ridge tops between (formerly) fortified valley towns, resulting in some splendidly scenic walking.
Delight in 15 Seaside Award beaches and a host of charming coves.
Marvel at rock formations, lava flows and fossil sites dating back to a time of active volcanoes and tropical swamps.
Spot grey seals and bottlenose dolphins.
A self guided hike based in the Vikos Gorge, in the beautiful Zagoria region of Greece.
A fantastic introduction to long distance walking.
Marvel at the indomitable Humber Bridge, once the world's largest single span bridge.
Soak in the peace and tranquility of the Yorkshire countryside
A self-guided hike through the "Bohemian Paradise", rural and unspoilt, complete with castles and rock labyrinths.
The Great Glen Way runs from Fort William on the Atlantic west coast to Inverness on the north sea. It is 73 miles long and follows canal towpaths, loch shore paths and forestry tracks.
Walk in England’s largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Visit Belas Knap, one of Britain’s finest Neolithic long barrows.
Stroll through flower-rich limestone grassland.
A self-guided hike on the verdant Cycladic island of Andros, single centre.
The Speyside Way starts in Buckie on the Moray Coast and passes through the heart of malt whisky country towards the foothills of the Cairngorms. It’s a scenic walk along riverside paths, through woodland and over hills.
