Part of the fun of going on a walking trip is getting it all planned. Well, we say fun. Actually, it can be quite stressful and a lot of work.
That's why we've pulled together a series of guides to help.
Each guide provides suggested itineraries, how to find accommodation and how to get to and from the trail by public transport. There's also recommended websites, guide books and maps too. Where appropriate you'll also find information on how to split up the walk, or where best to have a rest day.
As we've done all the walks listed on this page, you can be sure that each guide is written with the benefit of our experience. To ensure they're always as accurate as possible, we update them regularly. We always do a full review of each on an annual basis, and make adhoc reviews throughout the year.
All you have to do is pick the guide for your walk, and start planning your trip!
Planning your Clarendon Way walkLast updated 30 April 2020
This little known footpath is short but great fun for spring or autumn.
Planning your Coast to Coast walkLast updated 4 August 2020
Wainwright’s classic walk across the north of England needs a fair amount of planning, especially if you’re going to do it all in one go. Get all the useful information you need to plan your trip in this handy guide.
Planning your Cumbria Way walkLast updated 14 February 2020
Probably one of the easiest walks to arrange your trip for, the Cumbria Way can easily be done in a week and has some amazing views too.
Planning your Dales Way walkLast updated 13 March 2020
Fancy a great walk across the mighty Yorkshire Dales? Of course you do. This guide will provide you with lots of helpful information to plan a trip on the Dales Way.
Planning your Downs Link walkLast updated 24 October 2019
How to organise your own walk between the North and South Downs Ways.
Planning your East Highland Way walkLast updated 24 October 2019
The perfect walk to explore the Highlands, whilst also avoiding the crowds.
Planning your Glyndŵr’s Way walkLast updated 24 October 2019
Everything you need to plan your walking trip through the delightful Powys countryside, on the Glyndŵr’s Way.
Planning your Gritstone Trail walkLast updated 10 August 2020
Want to explore Cheshire’s Peak District? Well the 35 mile Gritstone Trail is a great way to do it. Here’s how to plan your own walk.
Planning your High Peak Way walkLast updated 24 October 2019
A glorious trail that takes in many of the Dark Peak’s highlights. Even if it doesn’t actually exist…
Planning your Limestone Way walkLast updated 28 May 2020
What you will want to know if you want to walk in limestone country.
Planning your London LOOP walkLast updated 9 February 2020
Get prepared for your own journey around the edge of Greater London.
Planning your North Downs Way walkLast updated 26 November 2019
With excellent transport links to London across most of its course, the North Downs Way is a walk with plenty of options.
Planning your Pennine Way walkLast updated 15 July 2020
Everything you need to know (probably) if you fancy walking between Edale and Kirk Yetholm on the granddaddy of UK long distance footpaths.
Planning your Ridgeway walkLast updated 26 February 2020
All the information you need to know to get walking from Overton Hill to Ivinghoe Beacon
Planning your South Downs Way walkLast updated 31 January 2020
An excellent walk across some of the finest scenery in the South of England, the South Downs Way’s myriad of local villages and excellent transport links provide many ways to walk it.
Planning your Southern Upland Way walkLast updated 27 November 2019
The Southern Upland Way is a hugely rewarding adventure but it planning your trip can be very complicated. In one of our most detailed guides, we’ll help you get on your way.
Planning your Thames Path walkLast updated 19 December 2019
Fancy a stroll up, or down, one of the longest and most important rivers in the United Kingdom? Plan your own walk on the Thames Path with our guide.
Planning your West Highland Way walkLast updated 27 November 2019
A stunning walk through dramatic Highland scenery. Just who doesn’t want to walk the West Highland Way?
Planning your White to Dark walkLast updated 10 August 2020
A 27 mile walk through the glorious Peak District you say? Go on, pack your bags and get walking!
Planning your Yorkshire Wolds Way walkLast updated 10 August 2020
Whilst it may not be well known, the Yorkshire Wolds deserve to be. And you can help get the word out by walking it yourself. Here is how.