
Hiking through The Lake District on the Cumbria Way
By Christina
Experience a 6-day Cumbria Way thru-hike across the Lake District, with daily routes, scenic highlights, and personal insights from Ulverston to Carlisle.
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By Christina
Experience a 6-day Cumbria Way thru-hike across the Lake District, with daily routes, scenic highlights, and personal insights from Ulverston to Carlisle.

By Christina
When Judy Gregory set out to walk the Offa’s Dyke Path, it was more than just a holiday. It was heritage, challenge, curiosity, and somewhere along the way, confidence.

By Christina
There is something special about stepping into a landscape that already feels familiar. Perhaps it is because these hills, coastlines and valleys have carried the weight of history for centuries. Or...

By Holly
There’s something quietly wonderful about autumn isn’t there? The air turns crisp, the light softens, and the landscapes whether you’re in the hills, along the coast or tucked into some quiet...

By Christina
Even though summer’s still in full swing, winter never fails to sneak up on us. That sudden shift when the days get shorter, the air crisper, and your social media feed becomes a slideshow of sunny...

By Holly
Join Holly Robertson on her inspiring West Highland Way adventure through Scotland’s iconic 96-mile trail, full of breath-taking views, local charm, and outdoor discoveries.

By Holly
There’s something deeply freeing about setting out on a long walk alone. The rhythm of your steps, the quiet of nature, the chance to be fully present with your thoughts, it’s an experience many like...

By Christina
Over the course of five years, Graham Ford embarked on an unforgettable journey with Celtic Trails: walking the entireWelsh Coast Path. We had a chance to speak with Graham about his incredible...

By Sarah
I can’t recommendMallorcaenough for anautumn or early spring walking holiday. Feeling the warm November sunshine on my skin recently was such a treat.

By Ben
As one of the most picturesque regions in Wales, theLlŷn Coastal Pathoffers an unforgettable journey through natural beauty, fascinating history, and traditional Welsh culture. Spanning 110 miles...

By Lisa
Lisa from Celtic Trails' personal journey along Hadrian’s Wall Path. Explore dramatic Roman forts, ancient history, stunning Northumberland landscapes, and immersive experiences on Britain’s iconic walk.

By Celtic Trails
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our newest self-guided walking adventure – theSnowdonia Slate Trail! This exciting route through the heart of Snowdonia National Park promises breathtaking...

By Celtic Trails
The UK is a treasure trove of scenicwalking trails, each steeped in history and natural beauty. From ancient pathways to coastal routes, these walks offer an unforgettable experience for outdoor...

By Celtic Trails Team
Embark on a legendary adventure withWainwright’s Coast to Coast walk, a quintessentially English journey stretching from the Irish Sea to the North Sea. Devised by Alfred Wainwright in 1973, this...

By James Robinson
Our essential tips for setting out in the great ourdoors, our guide on everything you need for following the best hiking practices, A - Z.

By Celtic Trails
After a difficult year, it’s important to think carefully about how you book yournext walking holiday in the UK and Europe.

By Celtic Trails
Sarah, shares her personal story about how walking has benefited her at all satges of life. There is never a better time to start walking then now.

By Celtic Trails
2020 has been a strange year travel. Here, we look back at what both our clients and ourselves, learned from taking Walking Holidays when it was safe to do so.

By Celtic Trails
The Coronavirus National Lockdowns have affected travel businesses on a scale that no one could have predicted. Here are a few ways how we've adapted.

By Celtic Trails
There are so many benefits to getting outside, away from technology and sepsning time in nature. Here are 6 of the best reasons.

By Celtic Trails
2020 marks 250 years since the ‘birth of British tourism’ thanks to Reverend William Gilpin, an 18th Century traveller who took a boat trip down the River Wye in 1770, sketchbook in hand, and eagerly...