The UK’s Most Famous Explorers
By Celtic Trails
From Lake District trailblazer Alfred Wainwright to the amazing Ranulph Fiennes, read about the UK’s most famous explorers on the Celtic Trails blog.
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How to Choose the Best Walking Shoes and Trainers
By Celtic Trails
Whether trekking up Ben Nevis or strolling along the Gower Coast, read our guide for the best walking trainers for women and men out on the..
How to enjoy the Spring Equinox
By Celtic Trails
It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.
Clare Balding Walks the Dales Way
By Celtic Trails
In a new series of Radio 4's 'Ramblings' series Clare Balding walks the Daley Way. he Dales Way is an 84-mile (135 km) Long Distance Foot...
Independent Walking Holidays UK
By Celtic Trails
Walking Holidays UK with luggage transfer, self guided walking inn to inn. Taking a Walking Holiday in the UK is a wonderful way to travel...
2014 - A wonderful year for walking
By Celtic Trails
2014 is a wonderful year to take a walking holiday! At Celtic Trails we have introduced a number of new walks this year, take a look and see if there is one for you
Walking proven to significantly improve health
By Celtic Trails
if you’re a male aged above 55, then we’d like to draw your attention to a study published by them recently that discovered the more walking you do as an older man, the better your physical and mental health, and quality of life, are likely to be.
10th Anniversary of Hadrian's Wall Trail
By Celtic Trails
May 2013 marked the 10th anniversary of Hadrians Wall Path, but that's no reason not to give it a try in 2014
Slow Down and Living Green
By Celtic Trails
When we refer to the concept of ‘slow living’, it does not mean staying in bed until 3pm and then taking an hour to eat a cupcake. I know, I’m as disappointed as you are. No, slow living refers to the conscious choice to slow down your life,
Pembrokeshire Coast Path In Bloom
By Celtic Trails
The National Trail of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path stretches for 186 miles (299 km) along the edge of the stunning West Wales landscape, and with the wild flower season in full bloom, the rugged coastline has never looked better.
Getting Britain On Foot
By Celtic Trails
Britain on Foot is a campaign designed to make getting up, out, active and walking, an easier and more appealing prospect than ever.
Broadchurch putting the spotlight on the South West Coast Path
By Celtic Trails
With the gripping drama Broadchurch coming to an end last night all eyes are on the stunning West Bay on Dorset coastline where the ITV show
40 Years of Art Walking
By Celtic Trails
Showing until the 5th May at the PM Gallery in London, the major new exhibition ‘Walk On’ brings together a group of established artists who over the last 40 years
Spring's Big Freeze
By Celtic Trails
From all the Celtic Trails team we wish you a wonderful Easter, hopefully you will be able to enjoy some Spring walking.
Boot and Beds Conference
By Celtic Trails
the Boot and Beds conference held in Chepstow. Supported by the Welsh Government and organised by the Wye Valley ANOB, Adventa and Monmouthshire CC
Brecon Beacons Awarded Dark Sky Status
By Celtic Trails
The Brecon Beacons is only the 5th place in the world and the only place in Wales to be awarded dark sky status