Stretching across southern England, the Kennet and Avon Canal offers walkers 152km (94 miles) of scenic towpaths linking the historic towns of Reading and Bristol through gentle river valleys, chalk hills and rolling countryside.
Walk the Way of St Francis (Via di Francesco), a 518km (322-mile) pilgrimage route from Florence through Tuscany and Umbria to Rome, tracing the spiritual footsteps of St Francis of Assisi.
Experience the diverse and unspoilt landscapes of Exmoor, where open heather moorland, rugged coastal cliffs, ancient woodland and characterful villages combine to create a truly memorable walking destination.
Discover Lancashires Ribble Valley with this collection of 15 carefully selected short walks, taking in Ribchester, Longridge, Whalley, Pendle Hill, Clitheroe, Waddington, Downham and the famous Tolkien Trail.
County Kerry is home to some of Irelands most dramatic landscapes, where rugged mountains rise above deep glacial valleys and Atlantic waves crash against wild coastal cliffs.
Aktivurlaub in WanderschuhenSchwedens lebhafte Hauptstadt erstreckt sich über 14 Inseln, die durch mehr als 50 Brücken miteinander verbunden sind und lädt somit zu einem abwechslungsreichen Urlaub zwischen Städtetrip und Naturparadies ein.
Explore the stunning high-mountain landscapes of Italys Gran Paradiso National Park, a protected wilderness in the Aosta Valley where towering peaks, emerald valleys and glacial tarns define one of the Alps most scenic trekking regions.
Walk through centuries of history and scenic beauty on the Fife Pilgrim Way, Scotlands waymarked long-distance trail from North Queensferry or Culross to St Andrews.