Not every walking trail needs several days to complete. Some can be done in a day, or even a day and a half.
For this section we include any trail under 20 miles long that is waymarked, or that also is included in the Long Distance Walkers Association's trail directory. Well if they are re happy, then we are happy.
Published 25 September 2022
A day walk taking you from Chester to Helsby in Cheshire, you say? Oh go on then.
Published 6 September 2020
A short and very pleasant walk along a small river in South West London.
Published 3 November 2019
After spending a morning walking (or not) down one river, the second half of the Etherow Goyt Valley Way takes in a different waterway. And some other things.
Published 27 October 2019
Two rivers, one 14 mile walk from the edge of Greater Manchester to the edge of the Peak District. And it starts with the River Goyt.
Published 9 August 2017
After visiting the star attraction of the walk, just what’s left for the Cown Edge Way?
Published 2 August 2017
After much walking, the object of the Cown Edge Way’s desire finally came into view, but not before visiting a spot for lovers of Robin Hood.
Published 26 July 2017
Setting off on an eighteen mile stroll in the suburbs of Stockport, in search of rather hidden and mysterious hill.
Published 24 May 2017
After a trip to the pub, it’s time to explore one of the highlights of the Goyt Way, and to walk along the canal to Whaley Bridge.
Published 17 May 2017
Walking through the Goyt Valley on the edge of Greater Manchester, from Compstall to Whaley Bridge, via a most excellent pub.
Published 5 October 2016
In part two of my journey along the Trespass Trail, I leave the sides of Kinder and head back to New Mills in order to be collared by the law.
Published 28 September 2016
The Kinder Trespass has, over the years, obtained near mythical status. And there’s now a walking route to celebrate it all. Naturally I had to go for a walk.
Published 10 December 2014
If walking the Thames Path National Trail isn’t enough for you, then make sure you add on this extension to Crayford Ness.
Published 2 April 2014
Fifteen miles of walking which connect the Thames Path with the North Downs Way