
Best British Walks for September
It’s a great time for a week’s walking holiday on the coast and 2015 is the National Trust’s Year of the Coast, so we’ve compiled a list of our Best British Walks for September. We think that these are perfect for enjoy...

Britain’s Finest Literature Inspired Walks
Some of the best walks in Britain explore the parts of the country that inspired cultural icons such as Shakespeare and Dickens. Many great writers, composers and thinkers included a walk in their daily schedule and believed it was instr...

Walking Holidays for Beginners
Though we cater to walkers of all abilities we always enjoy giving people their first experience of a walking holiday in the UK. We will look to continually update this post with a variety of information to make any beginners walking hol...

Shropshire Hills – Church Stretton
Walking Holiday in the Shropshire Hills For a relaxing walking break, Church Stretton, in the heart of Shropshire’s finest walking country, is an idyllic location. With the Long Mynd ridge to the west and the Stretton Hills and Cae...

Walks on the Big Screen: Step Into the Story
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 perhaps it is because we have already ...

Why Autumn Might Just Be the Best Season for a Walking Holiday
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 woodland put on a spectacular show. If you’ve...

Walk Your Way Through Winter Sun & Local Culture
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 memories. One of our favourite things t...

A West Highland Way Adventure by Holly Robertson
They say there’s no better way to explore than on foot, and after my journey I must agree —though my legs might still be holding a grudge! From the winding trails, mossy forests to expansive breath-taking views, this trip was the perfect...

Walking Alone: The Reality of Being a Solo Female Walker
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 me cherish. As a solo female walker h...

Walking the complete Welsh Coast Path: A Chat with Graham Ford
Over the course of five years, Graham Ford embarked on an unforgettable journey with Celtic Trails: walking the entire Welsh Coast Path. We had a chance to speak with Graham about his incredible experience, the challenges he faced, and t...

