174 articles found
Article · 1 Apr 2025
Wales boasts over 1,200 miles of designated trails, from the peaks of Snowdonia or Pen Y Fan, to the coastal paths of Pembrokeshire. With landscapes ranging from rolling hills to...
Article · 28 Mar 2025
Looking to escape the crowds? This month, we're focussing on alternatives to popular hiking trails. So, if you've completed some classic trails and are looking for a hidden gem,...
Article · 24 Mar 2025
The Western Yorkshire Dales provide a fascinating blend of landscape and history. The small summits, secretive valleys, and beautiful towns and villages are perfect for families...
Article · 21 Mar 2025
It would be hard to imagine a more perfect setting for a series of short scenic walks than the limestone dales of the central and southern Peak District, often known as the White...
Article · 11 Mar 2025
Looking for a fresh take on a classic hike? While trails like the Tour du Mont Blanc, West Highland Way, and Camino Portugués are deservedly popular, they’re not the only...
Article · 19 Feb 2025
In May 2012, the Wales Coast Path (WCP) officially opened, and since then, outdoor enthusiasts have been running and walking the coastline. As the longest waymarked trail in Britain, the route certainly poses challenges, but it is also a journey of...
Article · 13 Feb 2025
The joys of walking in the Brecon Beacons are endless. Stand atop a windswept peak and take in the sweeping views, or follow a woodland trail where the sound of rushing water...
Article · 21 Jan 2025
Dry stone walls, grazing sheep, heather-clad fell tops, tea-box villages and curious rock formations wherever you go – the Yorkshire Dales has its own distinct charm, and the...
Article · 21 Jan 2025
The Trossachs, often called the ‘gateway to the Highlands,’ is a region where nature, history, and folklore intertwine. The towns of Callander and Aberfoyle sit at its...
Article · 19 Dec 2024
The West Highland Way is one of Scotland’s most iconic trails, but what if you could take your adventure even further? There’s plenty to discover beyond the main route, from mountain detours and side loops to extended multi-day journeys into...
Article · 11 Dec 2024
The joys of walking on Dartmoor are many. Sit for a while atop a craggy tor and admire the wonderful views while listening to nature’s music, from skylarks singing high above to...
Article · 11 Dec 2024
The Ribble Valley is a genuine walker’s paradise. This unspoiled corner of rural East Lancashire has it all: gentle rolling countryside, wooded river valleys and some more...
Focus · 10 Dec 2024
This month, Cicerone brings you the best budget-friendly hiking trails alongside ways to explore premium routes for less. Below, you'll find helpful articles packed with tips and...
Article · 20 Nov 2024
Some of the most breathtaking trails offer incredible adventures without stretching your wallet. Whether you're seeking the dramatic landscapes of Scotland, the sunlit shores of Spain, or the untamed wilderness of Eastern Europe, these four...
Article · 20 Nov 2024
Premium hiking destinations don’t need to come with premium price tags. With a bit of forward planning, you can explore some of the world’s most breathtaking locations without overspending. Whether you’re admiring the serene lakes of the Lake...
Focus · 18 Nov 2024
Historically, pilgrims walked to religious sites as part of both physical and spiritual journeys, and now, these trails have become increasingly popular with walkers who want to travel in the pilgrims' footsteps. From the beautiful towns and...
Article · 14 Nov 2024
Are you looking for the perfect gift for the hiker in your life? Whether it’s for Christmas, a birthday, or just because, these carefully chosen titles offer something for everyone. From honing navigation skills to discovering remote bothies,...
Article · 7 Nov 2024
The Fife Pilgrim Way is both ancient and new. Roadside paths and countryside trails traverse the heart of the Kingdom of Fife, passing historic remains, buildings and churches...
Article · 5 Nov 2024
Are you looking for a green and peaceful corner of the UK: one with a chunk of rugged mountain country, a coastline of rocky coves, golden sandy beaches, ancient oakwoods, and...
Article · 24 Oct 2024
If you're seeking a relatively easy trail to explore over a long weekend, the Sarsen Way is a fantastic option. This 79 km (49 miles) route begins at Coate Water Park in Swindon and concludes at Salisbury Cathedral. It connects two of England's...