Category: Places to Walk

When hiking through the UK countryside, you’ll often spot subtle grassy rings or stone outlines on hillsides and moors. These are the footprints of roundhouses - the primary homes used across...

You will spot dolmens as simple stone tables on walks across moors, coasts, and river valleys - they are single-chamber megalithic tombs built in the Neolithic to hold the dead and mark important...

Long before maps, towns, or smartphones existed, ancient communities were hauling massive rocks into fields and setting them upright - these are known as standing stones. Spanning from single...

You spot earth banks curving over a skyline and wonder what people once did up there. A hill fort is a raised, defended settlement - often a ring of banks, ditches and entrances - where communities...

There’s something undeniably appealing about a good walk followed by a proper pub. That’s exactly why Perfect Pub Walks has become such a popular watch. Combining scenic countryside walks,...

There’s a reason people keep coming back to Durdle Door. It’s not just the famous arch. It’s the feeling you get walking the cliffs, the way the coastline keeps opening up in front of you, and...