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Berwick-upon-Tweed is the most northern town in England. Located in Northumberland, just a few miles from the Scottish Borders, it’s a place not to be missed! Berwick is a town full of so much history! A town known as a definitive border town. And if history isn’t your cup of tea, don’t worry, Berwick is …
The Peak District National Park has many great walks for all different abilities and tastes. Trig walks, reservoir walks, caves, the edges, etc. All providing incredible views! I haven’t done all the walks in the Peaks, not even half! But out of the ones I have done, this is certainly one of my favourites without …
Thor’s Cave is a ‘must do’ hike in the Staffordshire side of the Peak District National Park. Located in the Manifold Valley, it’s named as one of the most popular walks to do in the park. It’s a natural carven made out of limestone, with incredible views across the valley. After my visit, seeing it …
Muker is a tiny, beautiful village, buried deep in the Swaledale Valley. It’s that small, it is home to barely 300 people! The walk starts and finished in the village of Muker. The route is 6.2-miles long and takes you through the beautiful Swaledale Valley, along part of the Pennine Way trail to Keld, seeing …
The Hole of Horcum is one of the most famous walks in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, in the picturesque Tabular Hills. It is a huge natural amphitheatre, 400-feet deep, and more than half a mile across. It’s so beautiful to walk, especially in Autumn. The area fills with beautiful Autumn colours. If you …
Gunnerside Old Mine Trail is a beautiful hike in the Swaledale Valley, Yorkshire Dales National Park. It starts and finishes the little village, Gunnerside. The route is a 7.5-mile hike. Just make sure you don’t go wrong like we did, and ended making the route a 9-mile walk! We walked in rain showers, got attacked …
One of my favourite hikes, Stanage Edge 7-mile circular, Peak District National Park.
The Corpse Road Hike is a route created by BBC Countryfile Magazine. It is a 6.8-mile route, which starts and finishes in Osmotherley. The route takes you over Beacon Hill and along the beautiful moors, in the North York National Park. The BBC Countryfile Magazine named the hike Corpse Road from the history of the …
Looking for a good walk to do in the Peak District National Park? Love getting up high above the valleys? Love walking along mountain ridges? Then this is a walk for you! The 7.79-mile circular starts and finishes in Castleton, taking you up above Hope Valley, along 4 different peaks, including the famous Mother Hill, …
Millington Walk is a beautiful, moderate hike, which takes you into the Yorkshire Wolds. The walk is just under 6 miles, taking you along well marked footpaths through a cattle field, along part of the Yorkshire Wold’s Way and part of the Minster Way, along edges of beautiful corn fields and up and down the …