The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is probably the best place in the UK today if you want to see both the countryside and experience what wildlife the countryside has to offer. This area is home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the UK either in the grassland field and wooded areas or …
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is the UK’s only true coastal National Park and offers walkers and hikers over 250 Square miles of jagged cliffs, sandy beaches, wooded estuaries, waterfalls and even inland walkways. Most importantly if offers walkers some what only can be described as breathtaking scenery. The National Park was established in 1952 …
The North York Moors National Park is an area of outstanding National beauty and offers walkers over six-hundred miles squared of heather moorland in the North of the UK. The National Park was formed in 1952 and whilst there is an existing population living in the area, the dramatic coastal scenery and wild upland moorland …
The Dartmoor National Park is one of the largest National Parks in Devon and contains some of the best walking and hiking locations across the UK and offers walkers fantastic countryside, moors and even challenging mountains in the area that offer event the most experience climber a challenging hike across Devon. The area is also …
The Lake District National Park is probably the best looking National Park across the UK and has attracted some of the most famous artists and writers to the area due to the beautiful countryside that this area has to offer. There is nothing better than spending some time either walking in this area, or even …
The Cairngorm National Park is the UK’s largest National Park and not only contains a large mountain range that offers fantastic hiking, but also some serious variations given that there is over two-thousand square miles of countryside to explore. The National Park was formed in 2003 and in the past only covered the counties of …
The South Downs National Park is one of the UK’s smallest National Parks in southern England and offer walkers and hikers around two hundred miles squared of grassland to explore. The Park has only recently been classified as a National Park given that until recently the area has been used by farmers to grow cattle. …
The Peak District is a fantastic National Park that was set up in 1951 and is located a short distance away from Manchester in the North of England. With it’s close proximity to Manchester and the surrounding areas, it attracts millions of walkers each year to the area to see what the park has to …
The Brecon Beacons National Park is one of the best National Parks in the UK and offer walkers the opportunity to cover some real distance whilst at the same time seeing some fantastic view and countryside.This area offers walkers the opportunity test themselves against everything from easy flat paths to the most difficult and steep …
If you’re fed up with walking in the UK and want to hike abroad, there is no better place than looking at The Alps and it’s extensive mountain range across Europe. The area covers approximately 750 Miles of mountains and land across eight Alpine countries from Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia, and Switzerland. …