Middlewood Way Route | Attractions | Access The 16 km-long Middlewood Way is multi-use, traffic-free pathway (walkers, cyclists, horse riders) that follows the route of the former Macclesfield, Bollington and
Mam Tor, Peak District, Derbyshire The path leading to Mam Tor from Lose Hill Mam Tor in the Peak District of Derbyshire rises to 517 m (1,696 feet). The name means “Mother
Swallow Falls (Rhaeadr Ewynnol), Wales Snowdonia and North Wales is home to numerous dramatic and impressive waterfalls, with the most well known probably being Swallow Falls near Betws-y-Coed, which is
Along the Llanberis Path, Snowdonia, Wales At a height of 3,560 ft (1,085 meters), Mount Snowdon is the highest mountain in Wales and a very popular destination. Walking up Snowdon
Walmer Beach, Kent Deal Pier | Julius Caesar | Access | Nearby | Best British Beaches Walmer Beach in East Kent is a shingle beach stretching from Walmer to Deal
George Inn in Bathampton, Somerset Canal Boats | Access | St Nicholas Church | Pubs in Britain | Pubs in Bath The George Inn in Bathampton, Somerset was once a 13th-century
Kennet and Avon Canal Trail The Kennet & Avon Canal turned 200 years old in 2010. Follow this link to download the Bath Flight Audio Trail. These audio files explore 12 key features
Winnats Pass Peak District, Derbyshire Karst Scenery | Access | Nearby Pubs Winnats Pass, just outside the town of Castleton in the Peak District National Park, is a famed local
Little Venice, London Little Venice is where the waters from the Grand Union and Regent’s Canals meet and form a scenic pool. There are a number of fashionable cafes and
Bath Skyline Trails Bath Skyline Highlights | National Trust | Accommodation in Bath Peaceful Bath Skyline is composed of six miles of way-marked trails (see below). The trails take in
Dartmoor Stone Gate, Devon We looked at Dartmoor stone walls earlier and some of these walls have gates and stiles allowing public access. Some of the stones for the gates
Dartmoor Stone Walls, Dartmoor, Devon Dartmoor in Devon has hundreds of miles of dry stone walls snaking over the moor. The walls are all built with local stone from the area.
