From coastal villages and countryside towns to cultural cities, discover inspiring destinations for walking holidays, outdoor adventures, and local stays.
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Set high in the Upper Durance, Briançon is a mountain town at the junction of major Alpine valleys — a practical base for walking holidays, high passes and long-distance routes.
A remote mountain refuge on the GR5 in Mercantour — Refuge de Longon supports self-guided walking holidays, high-mountain hiking and long Alpine journeys.
Canal paths, Victorian streets and moorland edges surround Saltaire — a UNESCO village for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with routes along the Leeds & Liverpool Canal and into Shipley Glen.
Coastal paths, saltmarsh skies, and quiet lanes surround Titchwell — a peaceful North Norfolk base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures beside Titchwell Marsh and the Norfolk Coast Path.
Riverside meadows and quiet lanes make Bures a relaxed Suffolk–Essex border village for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with the Stour Valley Path and Dedham Vale National Landscape close by.
Historic streets and riverside scenery give Nayland a calm Dedham Vale feel — ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with the Stour Valley Path and gentle routes along the River Stour.
Constable Country lanes and rolling farmland frame Stoke-by-Nayland — a peaceful Suffolk base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Stour Valley Path, in the heart of Dedham Vale.
Estuary views, shingle shores and riverside paths set the scene at Felixstowe Ferry — a Suffolk Coast Path stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with the Bawdsey ferry crossing close by.
Tidal flats, limestone hills and coastal views make Arnside a standout base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with Arnside Knott and the Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape nearby.
River Dee scenery, wooded hills and canal-side routes make Llangollen a lively base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with hill trails above town and easy access into the Dee Valley.
Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) rises above Eryri with dramatic ridges and big mountain days — a landmark for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with classic ascent routes and wide summit views.
Broadland waterways and quiet riverside trails give Stalham an easy Norfolk Broads feel — ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with Stalham Staithe and Hickling Broad nearby.
River views and open Broads landscapes make Acle a relaxed base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with waterside paths and access to the River Bure and surrounding marshes.
Wide sands and low dunes make Hopton-on-Sea a calm Norfolk–Suffolk border stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with coastal paths linking south to Lowestoft.
A sweeping sandy bay and clifftop gardens give Gorleston-on-Sea a classic seaside feel — a Norfolk Coast Path stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures beside the estuary and sea.
Maritime heritage and long beaches meet riverside quays in Great Yarmouth — a lively Norfolk Coast Path stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, linking the River Yare and open sea.
Dunes, wide sands and coastal history set the scene in Caister-on-Sea — a Norfolk Coast Path stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with Roman heritage and sea views nearby.
Sandy beaches, high dunes and lively seaside energy make Hemsby a strong base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with coastal paths linking to Winterton and Great Yarmouth.
Dunes, big skies and nature-rich shores give Winterton-on-Sea a wild feel — ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with coastal trails, seal watching and reserve landscapes nearby.
Wild beach scenery and Broads-edge landscapes surround Horsey — a memorable stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with seal colonies, dune paths and the iconic windpump close by.
Wide sands and calm coastal paths make Sea Palling a relaxed Norfolk base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with dune walks, sea views and easy shoreline routes.
Clifftop paths and an iconic lighthouse give Happisburgh a distinctive feel — a Norfolk Coast Path stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with big skies and shifting shores.
Beach walks, clifftop paths and classic seaside character make Mundesley a strong Norfolk Coast Path stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with easy-going coastal stages.
Clifftop scenery and sandy shoreline give Overstrand a calm coastal feel — ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Norfolk Coast Path, close to Cromer and coastal viewpoints.
Seafront gardens, wide beaches and coastal history make Felixstowe a rewarding Suffolk Coast Path stop for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with forts, promenades and sea views.
River Deben views, coastal paths & open shingle beaches shape Bawdsey — a peaceful Suffolk village for estuary walks, historic landmarks and outdoor adventures where the Suffolk Coast Path meets the sea.
Remote shingle beaches, big skies & quiet coastal trails define Shingle Street — a wild Suffolk destination for coastal walking, solitude and slow outdoor adventures along the Suffolk Coast Path.
Wetlands, heathland & shingle coast shape Minsmere — a wildlife-rich Suffolk destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures along the Suffolk Coast Path, with peaceful trails, birdlife and open coastal landscapes.
Heathland paths, forest trails & a shifting shoreline define Dunwich — a quietly dramatic Suffolk destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path, with coastal ruins, nature reserves and wide, open landscapes.
Sand dunes, heathland & tidal riverbanks shape Walberswick — a classic Suffolk village for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path, with nature reserves, wild beaches and easy routes across the Blyth estuary.
Wide beaches, low cliffs & open coastal skies define Kessingland — a quiet Suffolk destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path, with nature reserves, shingle shores and expansive sea views.
Clifftop paths, wide beaches & open sea define Lowestoft — a Suffolk coastal town for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path, linking Ness Point, nature-rich shores and England’s most easterly coastline.
Riverside paths, shingle coast & historic streets define Orford — a characterful Suffolk village for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path, with access to Orford Ness, the River Alde and the wider Suffolk Coast & Heaths landscape.
Shingle beaches, quiet lanes & coastal paths shape Thorpeness — a distinctive Suffolk village for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path, with easy routes around the Meare, Aldeburgh and the wider Suffolk Coast & Heaths landscape.
Shingle beaches, coastal paths & big Suffolk skies define Aldeburgh — a classic seaside town for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path, with easy routes to Thorpeness, Snape Maltings and the wider Suffolk Coast & Heaths landscape.
Golden-stone cottages, quiet lanes & rolling Cotswold hills shape Stanton — a peaceful village for walking holidays and outdoor adventures near the Cotswold Way, with classic countryside routes linking village pubs, escarpment paths and open farmland.
Hilltop views, open escarpment paths & classic Cotswold streets define Broadway — a popular base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Cotswold Way, with routes to Broadway Tower and wide views across Worcestershire and Gloucestershire.
Steep valleys, limestone hills & historic streets define Painswick — a rewarding base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Cotswold Way, with links to woodland paths, hilltop views and classic Cotswold scenery.
Cotswold hills, historic streets & long-distance trails shape Winchcombe — an ideal base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Cotswold Way, with links to Sudeley Castle, village paths and rolling countryside.
Historic market streets, rolling hills & long-distance trails define Chipping Campden — a classic base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures at the northern end of the Cotswold Way, with easy access to village paths and open countryside.
Riverside paths, royal parkland & Thames views make Richmond a standout London base for walking holidays, with the Thames Path, Richmond Park and green corridors west of the city.
Moorland edges, high ridges & open valleys shape Edale — a classic base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures at the start of the Pennine Way, with routes to Kinder Scout, Mam Tor & the Great Ridge in the Peak District.
Steep lanes, coastal cliffs & wide sea views define Robin Hood’s Bay — a classic base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Cleveland Way, with beach walks, historic streets & dramatic North Yorkshire coastline.
Sand dunes, estuary paths & wide coastal skies shape Alnmouth — a relaxed base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the Northumberland Coast Path, with beach walks, birdlife & easy rail access.
Riverside paths, chalk downland & historic streets define Lewes — an ideal base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the South Downs Way, with castle views, market-town character & independent stays.
Coastal paths, sandy beaches & clifftop views define St Ives — a classic base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures on the South West Coast Path, with art, sea swimming & independent stays by the Atlantic.
Mountain valleys, quiet lake circuits & dramatic fells shape Buttermere — a peaceful base for walking holidays around the lake, Haystacks, Red Pike and the high ground of the western Lake District.
Lakeside paths, high fells & classic Lakeland routes define Coniston — a base for walking holidays exploring Coniston Water, the Cumbria Way and the rugged slopes of Coniston Old Man.
Lakeshore paths, mountain ridges & waterfalls shape Ullswater — a dramatic Lake District setting for walking holidays exploring Aira Force, Helvellyn routes and classic fellside trails by the water.
Poet’s paths, lakeside trails & surrounding fells define Grasmere — a classic base for walking holidays exploring Grasmere Lake, Helm Crag and the heart of the Lake District.
Lakeshore paths, fell walks & classic Lakeland scenery shape Ambleside — a central base for walking holidays around Windermere, Loughrigg Fell and the wider Lake District National Park.
Fells, lakeshore paths & classic Lakeland valleys surround Keswick — a lively base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with easy access to Derwent Water, Skiddaw and the heart of the Lake District.
Knettishall Heath, Suffolk, is a wild heathland landscape and the starting point of the Peddars Way. Ideal for walking holidays, nature-rich trails, and outdoor adventures through open heath, river valleys, and rare wildlife habitats.
Historic ruins, village lanes & open countryside define Castle Acre — a Norfolk destination for walking holidays on the Peddars Way, with castle views and gentle rural trails.
Clifftop paths, woodland trails & classic seaside scenery define Sheringham — a Norfolk Coast Path destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with access to Sheringham Park, coastal views, and traditional town charm.
Harbour creeks, saltmarsh trails & open coastal skies define Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Deepdale — a key Norfolk Coast Path hub for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with access to tidal landscapes, sandy beaches, and wide North Norfolk views.
Striped cliffs, wide sandy beaches & coastal paths shape Hunstanton — a classic Norfolk Coast destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with access to the Norfolk Coast Path, The Wash coastline, and open seaside landscapes.
Rolling Greensand Ridge countryside, village lanes & long-distance footpaths define Shillington — a Bedfordshire destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with access to the Greensand Ridge Walk, rural trails, and quiet Chiltern-edge landscapes.
Deer parkland, woodland trails & historic estate walks define Woburn — a Bedfordshire destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with routes through Woburn Abbey grounds, the Greensand Ridge, and surrounding countryside.
Country lanes, historic parkland & gentle village walks define Old Warden — a Bedfordshire destination for relaxed walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with countryside trails, the Swiss Garden, and links to the wider Greensand Ridge landscape.
Parkland views, historic streets & woodland trails shape Ampthill — a Bedfordshire market town ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with routes through Ampthill Park, the Greensand Ridge, and easy-going countryside walks.
Quiet lanes, rolling farmland & village footpaths define Much Hadham — a peaceful Hertfordshire destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with routes through the Ash Valley, links to nearby market towns, and easy access to rural countryside walks.
Roman streets, riverside paths & green parkland shape St Albans — a historic Hertfordshire city ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with routes through Verulamium Park, along the River Ver and into the surrounding Chiltern countryside.
Chalk escarpments, village greens & woodland trails shape Aldbury — a classic Hertfordshire village for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with direct access to Ashridge Estate, ridgeway paths and the rolling Chiltern Hills.
Ancient springs, chalk hills & medieval streets define Ashwell — a characterful Hertfordshire village ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures, with countryside paths, historic landmarks and gentle routes through the North Hertfordshire landscape.
Open marshes, tidal creeks & big coastal skies shape Bradwell-on-Sea — a quiet destination for walking holidays and outdoor adventures along the Dengie Peninsula, with shoreline paths, historic landmarks and wide estuary views.
Medieval streets, open countryside & gently rolling farmland define Thaxted — a characterful setting for walking holidays and outdoor adventures in rural Essex, with scenic trails linking historic landmarks and village landscapes.
Tidal creeks, saltmarsh paths & wide coastal skies shape Mersea Island — a distinctive setting for walking holidays and outdoor adventures along the Blackwater Estuary and Essex coast.
Riverside meadows, historic mills & Constable Country landscapes define Flatford — a peaceful base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures along the River Stour and through the heart of Dedham Vale.
Riverside paths, estuary landscapes & historic streets shape Manningtree — a compact riverside town ideal for walking holidays and outdoor adventures along the River Stour and the edge of Dedham Vale.
Riverside meadows, shaded footpaths & historic village lanes define Grantchester — an ideal setting for walking holidays and outdoor adventures along the River Cam, just outside Cambridge.
Riverside paths, cathedral views & open Fenland landscapes shape Ely — a rewarding base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures along the River Great Ouse and surrounding countryside.
Boardwalk trails, reedbeds & wide Fenland skies define Wicken Fen — a unique setting for walking holidays and outdoor adventures through one of England’s oldest nature reserves.
Riverside paths, historic colleges & open meadows make Cambridge a relaxed base for walking holidays, with routes along the River Cam and countryside beyond the city.
Market town streets, castle views & open Suffolk countryside shape Framlingham — an ideal base for walking holidays and outdoor adventures among historic trails and rural landscapes.
Historic halls, village greens & gently rolling countryside define Long Melford — a classic Suffolk wool town ideal for walking holidays and relaxed outdoor adventures through Constable Country.
Shingle beaches, colourful beach huts & classic coastal paths define Southwold — a Suffolk seaside town ideal for walking holidays and relaxed outdoor adventures on the Suffolk Coast Path.
Riverside meadows, Constable Country lanes & gentle countryside walks shape Dedham — an Essex village ideal for walking holidays and slow outdoor adventures in the Dedham Vale National Landscape.
Medieval streets, timber-framed houses & gentle countryside walks define Lavenham — a Suffolk village ideal for walking holidays and slow outdoor adventures in Constable Country.
Clifftop paths, sandy beaches & classic seaside character define Cromer — a Norfolk Coast Path town ideal for walking holidays and relaxed outdoor adventures by the sea.
Chalk valleys, quiet lanes & open Norfolk countryside shape Great Cressingham — a peaceful village near the Peddars Way, ideal for relaxed walking holidays and gentle outdoor adventures.
Village greens, quiet lanes & Breckland countryside define Great Massingham — a classic Norfolk village close to the Peddars Way, with gentle walks, historic charm & relaxed outdoor exploration.
Woodland trails, historic streets & nearby coastal paths define Holt — a classic North Norfolk market town close to the Norfolk Coast Path, Holt Country Park & gentle countryside walks.
Saltmarsh trails, bird-rich wetlands & big coastal skies define Cley-next-the-Sea — a peaceful village on the Norfolk Coast Path, ideal for nature walks, wildlife watching & slow coastal stays.
Pinewoods, saltmarsh skies & a working harbour define Wells-next-the-Sea — ideal for Norfolk Coast Path stages, beach walks, coastal stays & wildlife-rich outdoor days.
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