Kingsford, Staffordshire
Recommended by
7.25
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs 30min
Kilpeck, Herefordshire
Recommended by
6.75
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs
A walk once enjoyed by a young woman who became a wartime heroine
Golden valley, Herefordshire
Recommended by
6.5
miles
mi
| Hard | 3hrs 30min
The cloud, Cheshire
Recommended by
7
miles
mi
| Hard | 2hrs 45min
An exhilarating walk with a long, easy prelude, then a steep ascent to one of Cheshire's best viewpoints.
Frodsham hill, Cheshire
Recommended by
6.25
miles
mi
| Medium | 2hrs 30min
Linking two prominent hills on the edge of Cheshire's sandstone escarpment
Blackstone edge, Greater manchester
Recommended by
6.25
miles
mi
| Hard | 2hrs 45min
A steady climb to a rocky ridge on the Pennine watershed
Anglezarke, Lancashire
Recommended by
7.5
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs
A landscape shaped by quarries and reservoirs, full of interest both historical and natural.
Hodder valley, Lancashire
Recommended by
7.25
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs
A straightforward walk around the delightful heart of the Forest of Bowland
Hurst green, Lancashire
Recommended by
8
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs
Did these rivers, fields and woods inspire Tolkien's fantastical creation of The Shire?
Aughton and the lune valley, Lancashire
Recommended by
7.5
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs
A longer walk which climbs above the Crook O'Lune valley for a much wider view
Silverdale and warton crag, Cumbria
Recommended by
7.75
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs
A gallon in a quart pot - the diversity of Arnside-Silverdale in one shot
Three mills, Greater london
Recommended by
6
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs 30min
Richmond park, Greater london
Recommended by
6.75
miles
mi
| Medium | 2hrs 30min
Inveraray, Argyll & bute
Recommended by
6.75
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
The Queen's Drive, the Duke's ornamental well and the town of Inveraray.
Glen tilt, Perth & kinross
Recommended by
6.6
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs 15min
Following Queen Victoria into the great through-route of the Grampians.
Glen coe, Highland
Recommended by
8
miles
mi
| Hard | 4hrs 30min
Two valley passes through the high mountains at the head of Glen Coe.
