Routes in UK
100 routes
North Downs Way
Follow the historic North Downs Way through rolling countryside, peaceful woodlands, and dramatic chalk escarpments. Passing ancient ruins and scenic viewpoints, the trail follows an old pilgrim route across southern England before reaching the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, with sweeping views over the English Channel.
Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Haven & Friston Forest loop from Birling Gap
Explore the Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Haven and Friston Forest on a scenic loop from Birling Gap. This varied route combines dramatic chalk cliffs, sweeping English Channel views, the winding Cuckmere River and peaceful woodland trails. Expect steep climbs and descents across the Seven Sisters, with exposed and potentially muddy sections adding to the adventure.
Ashdown Forest and Five Hundred Acre Wood loop — High Weald
Explore the landscapes of Ashdown Forest and Five Hundred Acre Wood on this rewarding High Weald loop. The trail combines sweeping heathland, ancient woodland and panoramic countryside views, with sections through beech, birch and sweet chestnut forest. Famous for inspiring A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh stories, the area adds literary charm to a varied hike with gentle climbs and occasional muddy terrain.
Botany Bay to Broadstairs via Prince's Walk
Follow the coast from Botany Bay to Broadstairs along Prince’s Walk, passing dramatic white chalk cliffs, sea stacks and sandy bays including Kingsgate and Joss Bay. The route offers sweeping English Channel views alongside landmarks such as Kingsgate Castle and North Foreland Lighthouse. Mostly easy to moderate, it combines well-surfaced clifftop paths with optional beach sections at low tide.
Box Hill to Wescott – hiking the Leith Hill Greenway
Follow the Leith Hill Greenway from Box Hill to Westcott through classic Surrey countryside. Beginning at the panoramic Salomons Memorial viewpoint, the route descends through the Mole Valley, passes Denbies Wine Estate and continues along the lower slopes of the North Downs. Enjoy vineyard scenery, woodland paths, countryside views towards Leith Hill and local wildlife along this varied trail.
Canterbury to Dover
A challenging hike from Canterbury to Dover, combining long-distance countryside walking with varied terrain and rewarding views. Mostly following accessible paths, the route still requires sure-footedness in places and is best suited to experienced hikers with very good fitness.
Devil's Dyke, Edburton & Polynings loop
Explore the rolling South Downs on this scenic loop through Devil’s Dyke, Edburton and Poynings. The route combines open chalk downland, sweeping countryside views and steady climbs, offering a rewarding moderate hike through one of the South Downs National Park’s most distinctive landscapes.
Thames Path
Follow the Thames Path from the river’s source near Kemble through peaceful countryside, historic villages and vibrant riverside towns. The route passes the Cotswold Water Park, numerous locks, Oxford, ancient abbeys, nature reserves and picturesque stretches of the Thames Valley. Expect mostly gentle walking with changing scenery, from quiet fields and wildlife-rich riverbanks to historic bridges, university landmarks and charming market towns.
The Lizard Coastal Walk
Explore the dramatic coastline of the Lizard Peninsula on this scenic circular walk. Following sections of the South West Coast Path, the route features rugged cliffs, turquoise waters, sandy coves and distinctive rock formations. Highlights include Lizard Lighthouse, spectacular viewpoints around Lizard Point and the famous Kynance Cove, with varied coastal terrain adding interest throughout the hike.
Cheddar Gorge & Beacon Batch loop from Burrington Ham — Mendip Hills
Explore the dramatic Mendip Hills on this challenging loop from Burrington Ham through Cheddar Gorge and Beacon Batch. The route combines steep limestone terrain, woodland, open moorland and pastures, with rewarding views towards the Bristol Channel and South Wales. Highlights include the towering cliffs of Cheddar Gorge, Bronze Age remains on Beacon Batch and the striking limestone scenery of Burrington Combe.
Kelston Roundhill
Climb Kelston Roundhill on a scenic loop from Saltford, following peaceful stretches of the River Avon, open farmland and the Cotswold Way. The tree-crowned summit offers panoramic views across Bath, Bristol, Somerset and, in clear weather, towards Wales and the Mendip Hills. The route also passes Prospect Stile, Bath Racecourse and the picturesque village of North Stoke.
Stanton Drew Stone Circle
Explore the Chew Valley on a scenic loop from Pensford to the prehistoric Stanton Drew Stone Circle. The route follows the River Chew beneath Pensford Viaduct, crosses rolling farmland and climbs Knowle Hill for views towards Chew Valley Lake and the Mendip Hills. Highlights include the ancient stone circles, Stanton Wick, peaceful Lords Wood and wildlife-rich countryside.