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Exploring the Test Valley: Danebury Hill Fort & Hampshire’s Tranquil Chalk Streams
The River Test is celebrated globally as one of Hampshire’s pristine, crystal-clear chalk streams and a premier destination world-famous for its exceptional trout fishing. Fed by natural...
Strava Gets Serious About Hiking With Smarter Maps and Offline Navigation
Strava is making a bigger play for the hiking market with a series of new features designed to make finding and following walking routes easier. Best known as an app for runners and cyclists,...
Earth Trust has launched four free, waymarked walking trails at Wittenham Clumps in Oxfordshire, offering routes from 1.5km to 5.7km. The trails cater for different abilities and interests, from...
Walkers looking for something a little different in North Wales have a fascinating long-distance route to add to their hiking bucket lists. The Snowdonia Slate Trail, known in Welsh as Llwybr Llechi...
Walking the Cotswolds in Winter: Why the Cotswolds Is Even Better When the Crowds Have Gone
When most people think about walking in the Cotswolds, they probably picture a warm spring or summer day. Blue skies. Green fields. Wildflowers. Honey-coloured villages. Perhaps a leisurely lunch...
7 Cool Historic Landmarks to Spot on Your UK Hikes: A Beginner’s Guide
Taking up hiking is one of the best ways to get outdoors, clear your head, and explore incredible scenery. But as you walk through the British countryside, you’ll notice that the landscape is full...