Snowdon is the highest mountain in England and Wales, standing proud at a whopping 3560 feet tall! Not just a famous landmark and iconic hiking challenge, Snowdon is also home to vast amounts of wildlife, providing a stark and often wild home for nature. There are 6 main paths up Snowdown; Llanberis Path, Pyg Track, Miners’ Track, Watkin Path, Rhyd-Ddu … Read more
The Peak District is the oldest national park in the United Kingdom, so you know that any walk here is going to be steeped with both history and beauty. The Peak District combines open landscape with rolling hills, meaning that there really is a walk for everyone. Whether you are looking for a gentle stroll absorbing the scenery or a … Read more
North Wales is home to rugged coastline with meandering coastal paths, hills and mountains ready to be climbed with well-earnt views at the top, and rolling farmland filled with nature’s finest plants and animals! Whether a seasoned hiker looking for a challenge, or a family looking for a gentle stroll to soak up some fresh air, there will be a … Read more
The Lake District is over 2000km² of dramatic beauty, from rolling hills to sheer mountain peaks, and tranquil lakes to gushing waterfalls, there are so many places to go and things to see it can be difficult to know what to do first. One of the main things that attracts thousands of people to the Lake District every year is … Read more