Read Peter’s firsthand account of walking England’s South West Coast Path, where fossil-studded cliffs, wild ponies and grey seals make for an unforgettable coastal adventure.
Read Peter’s firsthand account of walking England’s Norfolk Coast Path, where seal colonies, crumbling cliffs and WWII pillboxes make for an unforgettable coastal trek.
Martin Strasmore's second poem from St Cuthbert's Way traces Dere Street to Morebattle, from Cessford Castle's grazing sheep to a friendly welcome at the village hotel.
Read Martin's poetic account of St Cuthbert's Way, where ancient abbeys, hill paths and a Borders downpour turned his first day on the trail into verse.
Listen to Jon and Fiona, two of Walkers' most experienced guides, as they discuss Scotland's oldest and most-loved long-distance trail through the Highlands.
Read Peter's firsthand account of walking Scotland's Fife Coastal Path, where fishing villages, ruined castles and the statue behind Robinson Crusoe make for an unforgettable coastal trek.
Step into Roman Britain as Peter recounts his walk along Hadrian’s Wall, where rugged scenery and remarkable history combine on one of England’s most iconic long-distance trails.
See how your walks with Walkers’ Britain & Europe are helping restore Skiddaw Forest, supporting native woodland and wildlife in the Lake District.
Reflecting on groups he’s taken along Hadrian’s Wall, John shares his perspective on how this iconic feature of the English landscape allows walkers to immerse themselves in history.
