Discover Local Areas

Fortified mountain streets, high Alpine valleys and long-distance routes define Briançon and the Upper Durance — shaped for walking holidays, hiking adventures and historic Alpine journeys.

Wide basins, high passes and quiet borderlands define the Tinée Valley — a remote setting for self-guided walking holidays and high-mountain hiking.

High mountain passes, remote valleys and ancient routes shape the Ubaye Valley — ideal for self-guided walking holidays, hiking adventures and long Alpine journeys.

Moorland edges, canal corridors, mill towns and Pennine hills shape West Yorkshire — ideal for self-guided walking holidays, outdoor adventures and upland routes.

Docklands waterways, riverside paths, historic wharves and green corridors shape Tower Hamlets — perfect for self-guided urban walking holidays and riverside London routes.

Mountain rivers, ancient pinewoods, royal estates and Cairngorm ridges define Deeside — ideal for self-guided walking holidays and Highland outdoor adventures.

Wide skies, open fields, chalk hills and quiet coastline define Lincolnshire — perfect for calm self-guided walking holidays, countryside routes and coastal stays.

Caledonian forest, glacial rivers and wide Cairngorm valleys define Badenoch & Strathspey — ideal for self-guided walking holidays and Highland adventures.

Torridon peaks, sea lochs, wild beaches and Atlantic headlands shape Wester Ross — perfect for remote self-guided walking holidays and coastal adventures.

Great Glen waterways, forested straths, Highland lochs and mountain corridors define Inverness-shire — ideal for self-guided walking holidays and wild routes.

Broad uplands, forest parks and river valleys shape County Tyrone — perfect for quiet self-guided walking holidays, upland routes and dark-sky adventures.

Island-studded lakes, drumlins and limestone caves define Fermanagh — ideal for peaceful self-guided walking holidays, waterways and lakeside stays.

Volcanic hills, orchard country and early Christian landscapes shape County Armagh — perfect for scenic self-guided walking holidays and heritage routes.

Granite Mourne mountains, sheltered sea loughs and fertile lowlands shape County Down — ideal for coastal and mountain self-guided walking holidays.

Atlantic cliffs, upland ridges and river valleys shape County Londonderry — perfect for dramatic self-guided walking holidays and wild coastal routes.

Basalt coastlines, forested plateaus and volcanic headlands define County Antrim — ideal for self-guided walking holidays along Ireland’s iconic north coast.

Rolling uplands, reservoir valleys and market towns define Powys — perfect for wide-open self-guided walking holidays and peaceful rural exploration.

Atlantic headlands, sheltered coves and coastal villages shape Pembrokeshire — ideal for iconic self-guided coastal walking holidays and sea-edge adventures.

High mountain massifs, sea lochs and deep glens define Lochaber — perfect for dramatic self-guided walking holidays around Britain’s highest peaks.

Copper cliffs, sheltered coves and mountain backdrops shape County Waterford — ideal for self-guided coastal walking holidays and Irish countryside adventures.

Long peninsulas, island seas and broad river valleys shape County Cork — perfect for varied self-guided walking holidays and coastal-rural adventures.

Sacred peaks, Atlantic beaches and glacial valleys define County Mayo — ideal for wild self-guided walking holidays on Ireland’s untamed west coast.

Sea cliffs, granite mountains and sweeping beaches shape Donegal — perfect for remote self-guided walking holidays in Ireland’s wild northern landscapes.

Boglands, limestone uplands and Atlantic islands define County Galway — ideal for diverse self-guided walking holidays across Connemara and the west coast.

Limestone terraces, Atlantic cliffs and storm-lashed coastlines define County Clare — perfect for dramatic self-guided coastal walking holidays.

Granite mountains, monastic valleys and forested glens define Wicklow — ideal for self-guided walking holidays in Ireland’s near-capital wilderness.

Mountain rings, island seas and Atlantic cliffs shape County Kerry — perfect for iconic self-guided walking holidays on Ireland’s dramatic south-west coast.

River gorges, harbour paths and urban greenways shape Bristol — ideal for compact self-guided walking breaks with countryside and coast close by.

Chalk downland, ancient trackways and prehistoric landscapes define Wiltshire — perfect for self-guided walking holidays through timeless countryside.

Fossil cliffs, chalk ridges and sheltered coves define Dorset — ideal for classic self-guided coastal and countryside walking holidays.

Rolling hills, peat moors and ancient villages define Somerset — perfect for relaxed self-guided walking holidays across England’s pastoral south-west.

High moorland, river valleys and rugged coastline define Devon — ideal for varied self-guided walking holidays across coast, moor and countryside.

Ancient woodlands, chalk downs and naval coastlines shape Hampshire — perfect for self-guided walking holidays with forest, hill and sea routes.

Chalk hills, beech woods and Thames lowlands define Buckinghamshire — ideal for self-guided walking holidays close to London’s countryside edge.

River meadows, chalk ridges and historic estates shape Berkshire — perfect for gentle self-guided walking holidays along the Thames Valley.

River valleys, limestone countryside and ancient market towns define Oxfordshire — ideal for scenic self-guided walking holidays in central England.

Sea cliffs, chalk downs and sheltered bays define the Isle of Wight — perfect for compact self-guided coastal walking holidays with island character.

Wooded hills, chalk ridges and heathland commons define Surrey — ideal for self-guided walking holidays on London’s green southern edge.

White cliffs, orchard country and chalk escarpments define Kent — perfect for self-guided coastal and countryside walking holidays in the Garden of England.

Rolling downs, sheltered harbours and cathedral towns define West Sussex — ideal for self-guided walking holidays across coast and countryside.

Heather-clad ridges, fertile valleys and hilltop villages define Denbighshire — perfect for self-guided walking holidays in upland North Wales.

Snowdonia mountains, wild coastlines and slate-built towns define Gwynedd — ideal for dramatic self-guided walking holidays in north-west Wales.

Slow rivers, reed beds and waterside villages define the Norfolk Broads — perfect for gentle self-guided walking holidays through lowland wetlands.

Quiet river valleys, grazing marshes and water meadows define the Suffolk Broads — ideal for calm self-guided walking holidays in lowland England.

Limestone escarpments, wooded valleys and market towns define Gloucestershire — perfect for self-guided walking holidays across the Cotswolds and Severn Vale.

Open beaches, saltmarshes and dune systems define the Norfolk Coast — ideal for peaceful self-guided coastal walking holidays and wildlife routes.

Royal parkland, riverside meadows and historic terraces define Richmond — perfect for self-guided walking holidays and green-edge London stays.

Limestone dales, gritstone moors and upland villages define Derbyshire — ideal for self-guided walking holidays in the gateway to the Peak District.

Wide moors, limestone dales, market towns and rugged coastlines define North Yorkshire — perfect for varied self-guided walking holidays.

Roman frontiers, rolling moorland and castle-backed beaches define Northumberland — ideal for wild self-guided walking holidays in England’s far north.

Chalk cliffs, medieval towns and sheltered river valleys define East Sussex — perfect for self-guided walking holidays along England’s scenic south coast.

Granite headlands, deep coves and Atlantic surf define Cornwall — ideal for iconic self-guided coastal walking holidays and maritime adventures.

Coastal cliffs, green glens and windswept uplands define the Isle of Man — perfect for distinctive self-guided walking holidays in the Irish Sea.

Canal networks, sandstone ridges and fertile plains define Cheshire — ideal for gentle self-guided walking holidays across England’s quiet north-west.

Industrial waterways, promenade paths and dune-backed beaches define Merseyside — perfect for urban-coastal self-guided walking holidays.

Pennine foothills, canal corridors and moorland edges define Greater Manchester — ideal for self-guided walking holidays with city-to-hill access.

Forest uplands, stone villages and coastal plains define Lancashire — perfect for self-guided walking holidays across varied northern landscapes.

Mountain fells, deep lakes and high moorland define Cumbria — ideal for iconic self-guided walking holidays in England’s most dramatic uplands.

Chalk ridges, lowland farmland and river valleys define Bedfordshire — perfect for gentle self-guided walking holidays north of London.

Wooded estates, river meadows and historic market towns define Hertfordshire — ideal for self-guided walking holidays in the Home Counties.

Saltmarsh coastlines, ancient woodland and wide farmland define Essex — perfect for self-guided walking holidays across England’s eastern edge.

Fenland waterways, river meadows and cathedral towns define Cambridgeshire — ideal for flat, scenic self-guided walking holidays in eastern England.

Meadows, estuaries, and storybook villages define Suffolk — perfect for self-guided walking holidays, outdoor adventures, and slow countryside stays.

Big skies, sandy beaches, and tidal estuaries define Norfolk — ideal for self-guided walking holidays, outdoor adventures, and slow countryside stays.