England is a country made for walking. Ancient footpaths cross green hills, wind through woods and meadows, trace old stone walls and coastlines, connecting landscapes shaped by centuries of life, labour and love.
Walking here is more than a pastime. It’s woven into the land itself. From sweeping moorlands to quiet village lanes, every region offers something unique, and the best way to explore it is step by step.
Cliff-top paths, wild moors, and honey-stone villages. Walk the South West Coast Path, Dartmoor, Exmoor and the Cotswolds.
Chalk hills, beech woods and ancient tracks. Follow the South Downs Way and North Downs Way through old farmland and wide skies.
Flat, open, and full of quiet beauty. Explore the Norfolk Broads, Fens, and riverside walks rich in birdlife and stillness.
From the gritstone edges of the Peak District to the gentle Shropshire Hills, this is a land of rural tradition and hidden valleys.
Lakes, mountains and moors. The Lake District offers dramatic trails, while the Cumbria Way and quieter dales reveal a softer side.
Windswept coasts, hill forts and ancient walls. Walk Hadrian’s Wall, the Cheviots, and empty beaches steeped in story.
Drystone walls, green dales, and wide-open moors. Discover the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors, and classic trails like the Pennine Way.
Surprisingly walkable. Follow the Thames Path, explore royal parks, and discover ancient woodlands on the city’s edge.
