From the architectural wonder that is Hadrian’s Wall and the Cumbria Way, it goes without saying that the UK hosts a stunning landscape that is ready and waiting for you to get out there and explore! Read this blog for a round-up of the most stunning British hikes, anything from challenging multi-day routes to scenic ambles. Hadrian’s Wall Path Crossing 73 miles in northern England, the huge wall is one of Britain’s most breathtaking ancient memorials. Hadrian’s Wall got its namesake from the Roman emperor who ordered it made between AD 122 and 128. The purpose of the wall was to distinguish ..read more

Nestled in the heart of Europe and neighboured by Italy, Croatia, Austria and Hungary, it’s fair to say that Slovenia doesn’t receive the attention it should. As word spreads about the undeniable beauty of Lake Bled, it is true that more and more people have visited Slovenia’s Upper Carniolan region in recent years, however, there truly is so much more to be discovered. If you’re looking for somewhere new to explore on your next walking tour, Slovenia may just be the destination for you. Here’s why: Mesmerising landscapes Slovenia is easily one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. With ..read more

If you’re planning a walking holiday for the first time, then it’s important that you have the right equipment that will keep you safe and prepared for your trek. Many walking trips will take you across beautiful mountains and rural paths, a major change from walking around your local park so having equipment is a necessity. Read on for a mini-guide on the top walking equipment. What should you bring? A good pair of walking shoes Being on your feet all day, across a variety of terrains means your feet need proper support in the form of good-quality walking shoes. It’s a good idea to break you ..read more

Imagine yourself perched on Mount Etna: gravel, dirt and leaves crunching underneath your feet, filling your lungs with crisp fresh air and overlooking the spellbinding sight of Sicily below. There is nothing quite like the feeling of adventure outdoors and being one with nature – a mixture of excitement, anticipation and tranquillity. Rich in history, food, art, architecture and stunning landscapes, it is no secret that Italy is a visual feast for the senses, which is why it is a popular destination for avid hikers and walkers. If you are thinking of booking a walking holiday for next spring ..read more