Category: Trail Guides
The West Highland Way: A Complete Guide to Walking Scotland’s Most Famous Trail
Immerse yourself in the Scottish Highlands and prepare for an unforgettable adventure on the West Highland Way! This comprehensive guide covers everything from route and itinerary to camping, wild camping, navigation, food and what to pack — with tips from my own hike.
The Tamara Way Guide: The Good, The Bad, And Why I Bailed
The Tamara Coast to Coast Way is a new trail that loosely follows the River Tamar along the Devon-Cornwall border, promising 87 miles of beautiful scenery. It has the added bonus of making a ‘circuit of Cornwall’, joining up with the South West Coast Path in the north and south to create a 387-mile trail.…
The Two Moors Way
You’re in for an adventure on this 117-mile trail! There are so many amazing things to discover that it’s hard to mention them all! The trail takes you through the beautiful Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks in Southwest England. Get ready for breathtaking views, sparkling rivers, ancient sites, and villages that feel like they’ve been…
Walking The Dartmoor Way: Everything You Need To Know
Spectacular views, iconic landmarks and classic Dartmoor villages — whether it’s your first long-distance trail or your first visit to Dartmoor National Park, this guide covers everything you need to plan the Dartmoor Way with confidence.
Plan Your South West Coast Path Hike The Easy Way!
In 100-mile Sections! The South West Coast Path is thet UK’s longest waymarked national trail – 630 miles of bucket-list hiking! 630 miles though – that’s a planning nightmare! It’s overwhelming. There’s an easy way to plan your South West Coast Path hike though, and that’s to break it down into much smaller chunks, which…
Walking The Ridgeway – The Ultimate Guide To Hiking Britain’s Oldest Road
The Ridgeway National Trail is a 79-mile path in southern England that’s often referred to as Britain’s oldest road, with over 5,000 years of continuous use in some places. On the first part of the trail you can explore Neolithic stone circles, chalk figures carved into the hillsides, and impressive Bronze Age long barrows. The…