Travel Blogs – Hiking Trails – Chronic Illness Diaries
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 …
Zion National Park, Utah, is famous for its steep red cliffs and wading through the canyon waters, hiking the famous Zion Narrows. We only spent the afternoon in the park. It wasn’t long enough to see everything in the park, but it certainly gave us a great taste of what the park had to offer! …