For everyone who wants to explore the outdoors. And never leave the dog behind.
Climbing past the Dashwood Mausoleum and Church of St.Lawrence (rumoured to be a meeting place for the Hellfire Club), the route weaves through woodlands and farming fields. Start and End Location: Car park behind West Wycombe School on Church Lane. NB: This car park is […]
This route follows sections of the Ridgeway, thought to be Britain’s oldest road and offers panoramic views of the Chiltern Hills from Whiteleaf Hill and Coombe Hill. Start and End Location: National Trust Coombe Hill Car Park Start Postcode: HP17 0UR, approx. From Missenden Road, turn […]
Beginning on the shores of Haweswater Reservoir, this is one of my favourite hiking routes. The views are outstanding, stretching from Windermere and the Langdale Pikes to Helvellyn and the Skiddaw range. Start and End Location: Mardale Head car park, at the southern end of […]
This little fell offers stunning, panoramic views of Derwent Water and Keswick. The route follows a well-defined path which steadily climbs to the summit. At the moment, this is a linear walk as paths through Brundholme Wood are closed due to damage caused by the […]
Showing off Yorkshire’s farming valleys, traditional market towns and Linton Falls waterfall, this leisurely stroll begins at Burnsall Bridge. After visiting Hebden and Grassington, the route returns to Burnsall alongside the River Wharfe. Start and End Location: Burnsall. There is a car park on the […]
The route follows the edge of Johnny Wood before climbing to High Doat, with spectacular views across the Borrowdale valley. The final ascent to Castle Crag crosses loose slate and offers breathtaking views of Derwent Water and Skiddaw. Start and End Location: Rosthwaite National Trust […]
Interactive map of routes across the Isle of Skye, Lake District, Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, London, Snowdonia and Swiss Alps. Walking directions, maps and free GPX downloads available for routes.
Climbing Scafell Pike from Wasdale Head is the shortest and easiest route to the summit of England’s highest mountain. The route runs alongside Lingmell Gill and includes a slippery river crossing before following a path between boulders to the summit trig point. On a clear […]
I had mistakenly dismissed this walk a few times as both fells are fairly low. When I eventually walked the route, I discovered that the climb to Low Fell ends at one of the best viewpoints in the Lake District, especially if there’s a fresh […]
