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A Lake District Meander

The Lake District in the north west of England is one of the most beautiful places to visit when on a UK hiking holiday. With its unique wildlife, beautiful lakes and tall fells, it is a popular hiking destination. Learn about the sites worth seeing, the local wildlife and the literary greats who have been [...]

[ More ] May 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Exploring the South Downs Coast

The South Downs Way is one of the most well known walks in England, stretching a distance of about 160km. The route covers many beautiful places, from rolling hills and quaint English villages to dramatic cliff-lined coastal regions. Many people choose this route for a UK hiking holiday, but for those who find the thought [...]

[ More ] May 12th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking in England’s Southernmost County

There’s much more to Cornwall than the Cornish pasty. A popular destination for UK hiking holidays, the county is famous for its Celtic and Breton cultural connections, as well as its spectacular undulating coastline of cliffs and coves. Follow the coastal paths leading to Land’s End that make walking in England’s southernmost county a pleasure [...]

[ More ] May 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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English Walking Breaks – Land’s End to Cape Cornwall

If you take any English walking breaks in southern Cornwall, you will undoubtedly visit Land’s End. Located on the westernmost point of the country, this iconic landmark has become one of the busiest attractions of the area. Summer is the most popular time to visit, but if you’re not scared of a little cold, a [...]

[ More ] May 9th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Lake District’s Hassness Walks

An area of outstanding beauty, the Lake District is a favourite destination for walking in England. This is the place for tranquil English walking breaks where you can escape the hustle and bustle of town life for some of the best hiking in the United Kingdom.
The Lake District is a region championed by Alfred Wainwright, [...]

[ More ] May 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The White Horses of Wiltshire

Walking in England you are likely to come across numerous chalk effigies from the formidable Cerne Abbas Giant to the elusive white horses of Wiltshire. But what do these figurines mean and more importantly who painted them in the first place:
On a UK walking holiday around Wiltshire you will encounter a number of white horses [...]

[ More ] April 7th, 2010 | No Comments |
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United Kingdom: 4 Countries and 4 Peaks

Hiking in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales can be a great experience, with each region’s highest peak offering its own unique features, scenery, flora and fauna. United Kingdom hiking is a popular activity, and the various peaks around the country cater to all levels of experience.
A UK hiking holiday could encompass climbing the highest [...]

[ More ] April 5th, 2010 | No Comments |
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UK’s Top 10 Walks

Walking in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland can be extremely rewarding. With so many beautiful regions ideal for rambling, UK walking holidays are becoming increasingly popular. Here is a list of the top 10 walks.
#1 The White Horses of Wiltshire
Allow this historical UK walking holiday to take you along the ancient paths of the [...]

[ More ] April 3rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Paths of Cornish Saints

Being a country steeped in a rich religious history, an English walking break can provide insight into the path Christianity took in the UK. Walking holidays make for pleasant ways in which to discover the lives of saints gone by, while enjoying the beauty the scenery provides.
Cornwall: A Breeding Ground for Celtic Saints
For some reason [...]

[ More ] April 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Energetic English Walks

English walking breaks can encompass a range of terrain, from gentle walking to hiking over difficult ground. Whether you’re an avid hiker or are simply after gentle afternoon strolls, the English terrain offers something for everyone. Here are some of the best walks for keen hikers who enjoy a challenge and can manage the more [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Best Destinations for a UK Walking Holiday

Interested in taking a UK walking holiday? Learn more about the four main regions for ramblers – The Scottish Highlands, Lake District, Peak District and Snowdonia.
With worldwide trekking growing ever more popular, it’s easy to forget that some of the world’s finest walking country and most beautiful peaks are located just on your doorstep. The [...]

[ More ] January 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking Along Hadrian’s Wall

Hadrian’s Wall is a famous and picturesque monument incorporated into the historic landscape of this country, and is a popular destination for English walking breaks. The route following the wall covers a wonderful stretch of land for enjoyable walking in England.
The modern Scottish-English border is about forty miles to the North of Hadrian’s Wall, running [...]

[ More ] November 27th, 2009 | No Comments |
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The Best Pubs to Visit on an English Walking Break

There’s nothing quite like stopping for a refreshing pint whilst on an English walking break, and with so many pubs per square mile it can often be hard to ascertain which are worth the long treks. Here’s our list of the five best bars to take a pit-stop.
The Tan Hill Inn
Officially known as the highest [...]

[ More ] November 24th, 2009 | No Comments |
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Vixiana and The Hairy Hands

The rugged granite outcrops and undulated moorland of Dartmoor has attracted many legends in its time, from tales of witches and wolves, to dragons and demons. Arthur Conan Doyle even used the foreboding national park as the setting for his famous novel, ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’. If an English walking break in this area [...]

[ More ] November 20th, 2009 | No Comments |
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