Find Your Next Great Walk
Anywhere in the UK
From gentle riverside strolls to challenging mountain ascents — discover free, detailed walking routes wherever your boots take you.
Where Will You Walk Next?
We don’t just list walks by county — from coastal paths and national parks to quiet village trails, find the perfect route across all four corners of the UK.
Every Kind of Walk, Covered
Whether you’re planning a challenging long-distance adventure or a gentle afternoon out, we have a route to suit.
England and Wales’ finest long-distance routes, waymarked with the distinctive acorn symbol.
Circular WalksStart and finish at the same point — ideal for day trips and when you’ve got just one car.
Long Distance TrailsMulti-day adventures across Britain’s most dramatic landscapes, from the Pennine Way to the Dales Way.
Coastal WalksClifftop drama, sandy coves, and sweeping sea views along Britain’s most spectacular shorelines.
National ParksPeak District, Lake District, Dartmoor and more — walks within Britain’s most protected landscapes.
Waterside WalksCanal towpaths, riverside paths, reservoirs, lakes, lochs and tarns.
Walks by DistanceFrom 1 mile strolls to 30 mile challenges, with typical walking times for every distance.
Walks by Theme & SeasonCastle, waterside and pub walks, plus our picks for spring, summer, autumn and winter.
Pub WalksWalks that start, finish or stop at a pub or inn, from village circuits to moorland inns.
Three Walks to Start With
A few favourites from across England, each with a route map, distance and starting point. Find thousands more by county, distance or theme.
Looking for more? Browse walks by distance or walks by theme and season.
across the UK
Everything You Need Before You Head Out
We’ve done the legwork so you can focus on the walk.
Route Maps
Most walks come with a route map you can save to your phone or print before you set off.
Distance & Route Type
See how far each walk is and whether it’s circular or one way, so you know what you’re in for before you lace up your boots.
Starting Point
Every walk shows where it starts on a map, so you can plan how to get there.
Completely Free
No subscription, no sign-up required. Every route on Walking Rambler is free to access.
Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Llyn Bochlwyd and Yr Wyddfa by Julian Herzog (CC BY 4.0, CC BY 4.0); Swaledale, Reeth footpath signs and Pen-y-ghent by Kreuzschnabel (CC BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0); Ben Arthur by Michal Klajban (CC BY-SA 4.0); Giant’s Causeway by Chmee2 (CC BY 3.0).