Walking in Snowdonia: land of natural beauty
By Celtic Trails
As the summer sun mellows and sets on the peaks of theSnowdonia National Park, its walkers rejoice in the feeling of well-earned pride and weariness.
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Why Bill Bryson loves walking in the British countryside & why you might too
By Alex Cunningham
“Nothing – and I mean, really, absolutely nothing – is more extraordinary in Britain than the beauty of the countryside” – Why Bill Bryson loves walking in the British countryside and why you might...
The Jurassic Coast: a walk amongst dinosaurs
By Celtic Trails
The best walking holidays in Englanddon’t come much more educational than this. Those who enjoy a touch of history need look no further than the beautiful Jurassic Coast. With 185 million years of...
How to prepare for a walking holiday: a three-step guide
By Celtic Trails
Walking holidays give you an incomparable opportunity to reconnect with nature, take in scenes of soul-stirring natural beauty and even get acquainted with local history. However, if you’ve never...
Introducing Our Walking Holidays In Europe
By Ben Cunningham
We are delighted to announce the launch of European walks, winter may be approaching but with our winter walking holidays in Europe...
The highlights of the Norfolk Coast Path
By Celtic Trails
To take a ramble along the Norfolk Coast Path is to immerse oneself in the crown of the English coastline. On a tailoredNorfolk Coast Path walkfrom Hunstanton to Cromer, you can take in Victorian...
Turn back the clock on the North Wales coastal path
By Celtic Trails
The clang of quarry men at work, as the Welsh coastline is cut from the innards of the earth, meets the gentle lapping of the Irish Sea as you walk theNorth Walessection of theWales Coastal Path....
Anglesey Coastal Path – walk to tranquillity and a renewed perspective
By Celtic Trails
Nothing calms the mind and feeds the soul like the blue expanse of the Irish Sea. Where the blue waves meet the watery horizon there lives hope, renewal and a tranquillity that lends a perceptive...
Three reasons to visit Hadrian’s Wall
By Celtic Trails
You should look no further than Hadrian’s Wall when planning a walking holiday in the UK. Each year thousands flock towards the legendary wall – and with very good reason too! Here are three great...
Delightful destinations: dinosaurs and Durdle Door
By Celtic Trails
Every year, millions of British people hop on a plane overseas, blissfully unaware of the beauty they leave behind. Not only does Britain boast gorgeously diverse landscapes suited to every...
Walking holidays are good for your health
By James Robinson
Whichever way we turn these days, the watch words seem to be “exercise is good for your health”. This is actually not breaking science but a fact which has been known for centuries. However, with a...
Decisions, decisions, decisions
By Celtic Trails
There is no question that we are undoubtedly spoiled living in the UK or Ireland when it comes to exploring the countryside. While we know that many of you are so keen to explore the rest of the...
Long-distance foot paths in easy stages
By Celtic Trails
Great Britain is criss-crossed with more foot-pounds than you can shake a stick at and a good number of them are exceptionally long. If you are looking to take a short-break or aweekend walking...
Walking holidays can introduce you to a whole new world
By Celtic Trails
These days we spent so much time going from A to B at a rate of knots, either in a car or on board a train, maybe even an airplane. We make and take journey after journey, yet how often do we get the...
More and more people are staying closer to home when taking a holiday
By Alex Cunningham
As specialists inEngland walking holidaysand walking holiday throughout the UK we can reassure you that the really are some magnificent places for you to explore which are literally right on your...
You’ve booked your walking holiday, but what should you put on your feet?
By Celtic Trails
A UK walking holiday is certainly a very different experience to going mountaineering, not just in the amount of energy you need to expend, but more a case of the equipment you need. However, here...
30 Days Wild 2016
By Rebecca Cunningham
Today is officially the start of summer and with it sees the launch of#30dayswild, a month long challenge created byThe Wildlife Truststo encourage people do something wild every day for the duration...
Why the UK's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty are worth a visit
By Rebecca Cunningham
This year Great Britain’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty reaches several milestones, the Gower Peninsula the first designated AONB celebrated it’s 60th birthday in May, the Cotswolds one of the...
Tintern Old Station - A Wye Valley Gem
By Rebecca Cunningham
Opened in 1876 and in operation for nearly 90 years, the old station is a highlight of the Wye Valley Walk and walks in Tintern...
The Joy Of Walking Solo
By Rebecca Cunningham
Solo Walking Holidays, the experience of travelling solo is becoming increasingly popular with women's walking holidays in the UK...
Happy 4th Birthday Wales Coast Path
By Rebecca Cunningham
Today marks the 4th anniversary of theWales Coast Path, the world’s first coastal path to cover an entire country. Launched in May 2012 the long distance walk has grown in popularity attracting 2.8...