England
A walking holiday in England will provide you with a rich and diverse experience – from ancient trails to high level ridges, twisting coastal paths to windswept moors, breathtaking views to scrumptious local dining. The variety of walking opportunities is immense and as varied as the landscape, people and culture you’ll experience along the way.
Our self-guided walking holidays follow some of England’s finest long distance trails, famous for stunning lake and mountain scenery, unspoilt and beautiful coastlines, historic landmarks and picturesque villages.
Our walking packages include the heather covered moorlands and high coastal cliffs of the Cleveland Way, a traverse of the country on Wainwright’s Coast to Coast, the quaint Yorkshire villages and rolling hills of the Dales Way, and the historic Hadrian’s Wall Path.
- Cleveland Way
- The Cleveland Way follows a route of 110 miles through beautiful landscapes and ever-changing scenery and was the second National Trail to be established in the UK (the Pennine Way was first), officially opening in 1969. The contrast.......
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- Coast to Coast
- The Coast to Coast is a wonderful and inspiring route, to rank with the finest of long distance walks. In a search to find the 50 best walks in the world, the Coast to Coast ranked 2nd, behind the Milford Track in New Zealand......
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- Dales Way
- The Dales Way is one of the finest long distance walking routes in the British Isles. This beautiful 80 mile walk across the Yorkshire Dales begins in the delightful market town of Ilkley. It ends in the Lake District on the shores of Lake Windermere after its journey across two scenic National Parks.....
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- Hadrian's Wall Path
- Hadrian's Wall Path is fast becoming one of the UK’s most popular long distance walks. It passes through some of the most beautiful parts of England - from rolling fields and rugged moorland to the vibrant cities of Newcastle and Carlisle......
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