Travel Blogs – Hiking Trails – Chronic Illness Diaries
Sandwood Bay, located miles away from any roads, hidden high in the northwest of Scotland, is one true hidden gem! If you are driving the NC 500 or visiting Kinlochbervie, this walk is a must! Not only is it one of Scotland’s most remote beaches, but it has also been voted as one of the …
Dunstanburgh Castle is a beautiful 14th-century fortification, located in Northumberland between Craster and Embleton. The area is known as Northumberland Coast AONB (area of natural beauty). After my visit, I can completely see why! As part of your walk, you can pay to look around the castle grounds. However, currently, during COVID times, they ask …
Holy Island or as some call it, Holy Island of Lindisfarne, is a little island off the Northumberland coastline, connected to the mainland by a causeway. The island is home to just over 100 full-time residents and only accessible at certain times of the day when the tide is out. Holy Island is beautiful and …
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 …
The DC-3 plane wreck is also known as the Sólheimasandur plane crash. It is a very famous photographer’s location, located on the blacks sand in the South of Iceland. Make sure you see it sooner rather than later. It is not expected to be there forever, as it is located on a glacial outwash plain. …
In the heart of the Peak District National Park, my partner and I did a lovely 7.5-mile walk, starting at Ladybower Reservoir just off the A57. The route takes you up to Derwent Reservoir, then up to Pike Low. At 325-metres above sea level, you can experience great views across the Derwent Valley on a …