Ayrshire is home to many beauty spots and stunning hidden gems. Although it’s not known for its waterfalls, Ayrshire has several scattered throughout the county, some with pools that you can even swim in. If you know where to find these hidden gems, they offer a great family walk and unforgettable day out. These walks […]
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If you’re looking for the best family-friendly Ayrshire walks, Lynn Glen in Dalry, is an ideal spot. This circular walk explores the Ayrshire countryside, a beautiful wooded glen and stunning Lynn Falls (also known as Lynn Spout). This beautiful area also has lots of local history and geological interest. There are little fairy doors to
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This Kilve Beach circular walk explores the Somerset countryside and coastline on the edge of the Quantock Hills. The route takes in spectacular views over the Bristol Channel, as far reaching as Wales on a clear day. This beautiful area also has lots of local history and geological interest – it’s the perfect spot for
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– If you’re looking for a short, woodland walk with some interesting history, ducks to feed, and a lovely spot for a picnic, Abbots Pool circular walk is for you! WALK INFORMATION: Distance: 1.85 miles/3 kmWalk Time: 1 – 1.5 hours (longer with picnic stop)OS Map: Landranger 172; Explorer 155Elevation: 35mDog Friendly: Yes (keep on
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Draycott Sleights Circular Walk This walking route takes in far-reaching views over the Somerset Levels from the southern slopes of the Mendip Hills. The panoramic views from Draycott Sleights are some of the finest in Somerset – reaching as far as the Quantock hills, Exmoor, Dorset and the south coast of Wales. Walk Information: Distance:
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Cadbury Camp Circular Walk This walking route takes in far-reaching views over the Somerset Levels from the top of Cadbury Camp. Cadbury Camp is the site of an Iron Age Hillfort. Walk Information: Distance: 2.75 Miles (4.4 km)OS Map: Landranger 172; Explorer 154Elevation: 120 mDog Friendly: Yes (beware of live stock) Start/Finish Grid Ref: 51.439359, -2.780869
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Cadbury Hill Nature Reserve Circular Walk This walking route takes in far-reaching views over the Somerset Levels: as far as Wales on a clear day in one direction and across to the Mendip Hills in the other direction. On the summit of Cadbury Hill is the site of an Iron Age Hillfort, and a pretty
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Castle Combe Circular Walk This walking route starts from Castle Combe in the Cotswolds, often called the prettiest village in England. The circular route takes in quiet country lanes and footpaths, wooded combes, ancient bridges and a pretty brook. Walk Information: Distance: 2.7 Miles (4.3 km)OS Map: Landranger 173; Explorer 156Elevation: 83mDog Friendly: Yes Start/Finish
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The Best Bluebell Woods in Somerset Spring is one of the best times to go out for a walk. Every year bluebells transform woodland floors and hedgerows across Britain. There is always something special about a walk in the woods when the woodland floor is awash with a carpet of blue flowers. It’s a magical
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Are you planning a trip to The Cotswolds? The Cotswolds is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, famous for its charming towns and villages, rolling countryside, storybook cottages and stately homes. The Cotswolds cover an area of nearly 800 square miles, mainly over the counties of Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire, but also Wiltshire, Somerset, Worcestershire and
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