Mickledore Travel specialises in self guided walking holidays and cycling trips in the UK for the independent traveller.
We think self-guided walks are the best way to really experience local landscapes, cultures & history. You walk under your own steam, at your own pace, safe in the knowledge that we have organised everything, and help is only a phone call away. We book all your accommodation, move your luggage between overnight stops, provide you with maps and guidebooks, and all the details you need for a successful holiday. You just turn up and walk!
Following the western edge of the Cotswold Hills, the Cotswold Way passes through stunning beech woodland, rolling, sheep-grazed pastures, and lovely, honey-coloured ...
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The Pembrokeshire Coast Path enjoys stunning views over land and sea as it meanders along a coast line of ever-changing natural beauty, visiting delightful fishing villages ...
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The South Downs Way stretches for 100 miles from the historic city of Winchester and follows the northern crest of the chalk escarpment of the South Downs, all the ...
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The West Highland Way route begins in Milngavie near Glasgow and finishes in Fort William, at the foot of Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis. The route follows ...
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A Walk in the Country is a collaboration between Mickledore Walking Holidays, with their holiday planning skills and Ordnance Survey, with their mapping products to ...
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The Cleveland Way passes through two very distinct types of landscape; classic moorland with fantastic views over the Cleveland Hills and the dramatic coastline with ...
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England's Coast to Coast walk covers 190 miles. It starts from the sea cliffs of St Bees on the Irish Sea, to the fishing village of Robin Hood's Bay on the North Sea...
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The Cumbria Way travels mainly along the valley systems where possible and therefore avoids the high fells over much of its length. It passes over Lakeshore paths, ancient ...
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The Dales Way is a scenic, not too strenuous walk in beautiful scenery. It is primarily a riverside walk passing through market towns and ancient limestone villages ...
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The Great Glen Way is a relatively easy low-level route but there are some challenging sections. From Loch Linnhe on the Atlantic coast the route follows canal towpaths, ...
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The route follows the line of Hadrian’s Wall which was built on the instructions of Roman emperor Hadrianus between AD120 and AD128 to mark and protect the northern ...
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The Herriot Way is a 52 mile circular route running through some of the most beautiful scenery in the Yorkshire Dales. It is based upon a walk taken by the well-known ...
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Lady Annes Way was created as a tribute to Lady Anne Clifford. She devoted her life to restoring her churches, castles, and monuments along this route in the 17th Century...
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‘The Inn Way’ is a Registered Trademark of Mark Reid, author of ‘The Inn Way’ series of guidebooks.The route is a 90 mile circular walk starting and finishing in Ambleside...
More about this programmeThe Vale of Lorton is our kindest holiday. It generally keeps to relatively flat valley bottoms on well defined tracks and country lanes, with one exception of a mountain ...
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The North Lakes Traverse winds around the Lakes of Ullswater, Thirlmere and Derwentwater, before climbing over the mountain passes that separate them. You will take ...
More about this programmeThe Northumberland Coast path is 64 miles / 103km in length and follows the coast in most places, detouring inland between Belford and Holy Island. The path is made ...
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The Rob Roy Way encompasses many places strongly linked with Scotland’s legendary outlaw ,Rob MacGregor . In addition to its historic paths, railway heritage and glorious ...
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The Speyside Way opened in 1981. It offers spectacular scenery in a region of Northeast Scotland famed for its Whisky Distilleries. Starting in Buckie on the Moray coast ...
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St Cuthberts Way starts in Melrose then heads through the Eildon Hills with great views of the surrounding countryside, before following the banks of the famous River Tweed...
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This walk traces the footsteps of the Anglo Saxon King St Oswald who played a significant role in the introduction of Christianity to England. It runs for 97 miles, ...
More about this programmeThe Thames starts as a small trickle just outside Kemble. You will see the river grow and change as the walk progresses. Watch the herons, ducks and swans as the river ...
More about this programmeTheWestmorland Way is a scenic 95 mile walk through the old county of that name. The route starts in Appleby, the county town of Westmorland, It then travels west and ...
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