A hiker (Stephie) stands on top a of high hill, on Carlton Bank, looking out across fields to the horizon, where Roseberry Topping rises distinctly above the surrounding hills.

Welcome To 10 Mile Hike

Whether you’re planning your first long-distance walk or dreaming about your next adventure, you’ll find trail guides, practical advice and stories from trails across England, Scotland and Wales.

Every guide is based on real experience — the miles walked, the mistakes made, and the lessons learned along the way.

Explore Britain’s Trails

These popular guides include detailed planning advice and practical information from some of Britain’s most rewarding long-distance trails.

A small backpacking tent is pitched in the mountains with an atmospheric sunset behind.

West Highland Way

96 Miles, Scottish Highlands

Scotland’s iconic long-distance hike through lochs, glens and Highland landscapes.

Plan Your Adventure →
Looking down on Buttermere Lake as low cloud sweeps across the surrounding mountains.

Wainwright’s Coast to Coast

200 Miles, Northern England

An unforgettable journey across three national parks from the Irish Sea to the North Sea.

Plan Your Hike →
Imposing white chalk cliffs dwarf a red and white lighthouse on the beach below on a summer's day.

The South Downs Way

100 Miles, South East England

A beginner-friendly National Trail with big skies, ancient tracks and sweeping views.

Explore The Trail →

Inspiration From The Journal

Reflections from the trail, memorable moments and the stories behind the miles.

A single track, stony path leads straight to the horizon through mounds of heather. Billowing grey clouds look like rain is on the way.

Coast to Coast on the North York Moors

The Final Push

Wild Weather, steep climbs, and that moment when the sea finally comes into view.

Experience The Moors →
Resting in my tent: looking out over my legs and bare feet at the evening sunlight on woodland trees, with my camping gear laid out around me.

Why I Solo Hike

The Joy Of Exploring Unknown Places Alone

These are the moments I chase and cherish — the moments that keep me going back.

Go It Alone →
A narrow cliff path leads towards a jagged headland on a grey day. The sea looks a bit choppy.

Turning Back on the South Hams Way

Did I feel disappointed, like I’d failed?

This hike started as the perfect spring walk — until the weather changed.

Trust Your Judgement →