England and Wales offer some of the very best walking in the world. Whether you are looking for a challenging adventure or to spend a few days exploring beautiful countryside, tea shops and cosy pubs you are sure to find your perfect experience on the National Trails.
National Trails are long distance walks through some of the very best landscapes the UK has to offer. Some of them can also be ridden on mountain bike or horse. They are special – they have been designated by the Government and are managed to a set of Quality Standards that set them above other routes. You will find the trails well waymarked with the distinctive acorn symbol.
- North Downs Way
- Offa’s Dyke
- Walk Glyndwr’s Way National Trail
- Walk Hadrians Wall
- Walk the Cleveland Way
- Walk the Cotswold Way
- Walk the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coastal Path
- Walk the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
- Walk the Pennine Way
- Walk The Ridgeway
- Walk the Thames Path Way
- Walk the Yorkshire Wold Way
- Walking the South Downs Way
The Cleveland Way National Trail is a 109 mile (175 km) walking route through beautiful and ever-changing landscapes and scenery
Following the western edge of the Cotswold Hills, the route journeys through rolling pastures, beech woodland and honey-coloured villages built from Cotswold stone.
The path aims to stay as close to the coast as possible. In many places that means you will be walking right alongside the coast. In some places the path heads inland, usually only for short distances