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We've had a busy year here on the Absolute Escapes blog and we've loved it, and by the looks of it, so have you! From bucket list goals to historic hotels, these are our most-read blog posts of 2019 ...

After much deliberation in the Absolute Escapes office, we’re delighted to announce the six finalists in our 2019 Photo Competition - Walking Holidays category. Please help us choose this year's winner by voting for your favourite photo ...

Our walk of the month for November is the Herriot Way - a pleasant, circular route through the Yorkshire Dales. The route is 52 miles (84 km) and passes through some of the most charming rural villages in Yorkshire...

Our walk of the month is the Northumberland Coast Path - a spectacular trail across the breathtaking Northumberland coastline and its wonderful sandy beaches. Starting in Cresswell and finishing in Berwick-upon-Tweed, the Northumberland Coast Path is definitely one to add to your list...

Beginning in the historic town of Windsor, the Thames Path - East follows the river through peaceful countryside, vibrant riverside towns, and the incredible city of London, to end at the Thames Barrier. Pippa from the AE team set off to discover whether a walking holiday on the Thames...

The Cotswold Way offers over 100 miles of magical walking through some of England's most idyllic scenery - a photographer's dream. We sent James from the Absolute Escapes team to walk the picturesque nine-mile stretch between King's Stanley and Painswick, and he came back with this stunning photo journal...

The beautiful Central section of the legendary Pennine Way runs for 103 miles (166 km) from the Yorkshire Dales to Hadrian’s Wall Country, travelling along old Roman roads past breathtaking natural wonders. Dawn from Absolute Escapes took to the trail in search of space and tranquility ...

Starting in the historic city of Oxford, the central Thames Path follows the river through an idyllic corner of England before finishing near Windsor Castle - the largest occupied castle in the world. Pippa from the Absolute Escapes team set off on a riverside ramble along the Thames Path...

The Pennine Way is Britain’s oldest National Trail, spanning 268 miles along the rugged backbone of England to the Scottish Borders. The Northern section begins in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall Country and travels north to end in the Scottish borders. Caitlin from the Absolute Escapes laced up her walking...

Starting in the maritime city of Plymouth, this section of the SWCP walking trail ventures over incredible cliff tops, down deep coves, and through tranquil fishing villages on the way to Exmouth - one of the oldest seaside towns in England. Join Fern from the Absolute Escapes team on...