Celtic Trails Walking Holidays

Coleridge Way A walking holiday break on the Coleridge Way takes you through the stunning Somerset countryside of the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills of Exmoor, a landscape that inspired the poet Coleridge to produce some of his best known work.

Cotswold Way Walking Holidays A walking holiday in the Cotswolds conjures up a vision of honey coloured stone, unspoilt pretty villages, rolling green hills and cultivated upland landscape of the “wolds” the old English word for rolling hills

Cumbria Way Walking Holidays A walking holiday along the Cumbria Way in our opinion rates as the best inn-to-inn walking holiday in England, a trail we never tire of. The Cumbria Way goes from Ulveston on the edge of Morecambe Bay on England’s northwest coast, to Carlisle near the borders of Scotland. The 75 mile route is an ideal distance for a weeks walking.

Dales Way Walking Holidays The Dales Way leads across some of the most splendid countryside in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and ends on the shores of Britain's largest lake, Windermere, at Bowness in the romantic Lake District.

Hadrians Wall Path Walking Holidays Walking Hadrian's Wall, you follow the route of 2nd century Roman legions, on the orders of the Emperor Hadrian to build a 73 mile, coast-to-coast barrier across England at its narrowest point to defend the advancement of the Picts and Scots

Isle of Man Coastal Path - Raad ny Foillan Walking Holidays. Your walking holiday follows the Raad ny Foillan, a 95 miles trail around the beautiful and dramatic Manx coast. Largely following the coastline it also takes you through a variety of different Manx terrain which from shingle beaches at the Ayres, over 600 foot hills and cliffs above the Sloc, and the coastal sward at Scarlett.

Isle of Wight Coast Path A 60 mile route tracing the spectacular coastline of the largest island off mainland Britain, the Isle of Wight Coastal Path takes in a variety of stunning scenery, including the island's landmark white chalk and sandstone cliffs, the famed chalk stacks of ‘The Needles’, beautiful beaches, sheltered estuaries, marshlands and various 'chines', a name unique to Isle of Wight and Dorset given to wooded or dry ravines.

Jersey ‘Around Island Walk’ The Landscape is very diverse, heather covered cliff paths with fantastic views of the other Channel Islands in the north to sloping sandy bays in the south, the wilder west coast which is a surfer’s paradise to green country lanes and the rockier marine environment on the island’s east coast.

Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path Although two separate paths, the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path form one National Trail, combining centuries of history with some of the finest and varied scenery in the East Anglia region of England.

Saints Way Walking Holidays A Walking holiday on the Saints Way has everything that Cornwall has to offer. It is the region's premier mid-distance footpath across the south west peninsula from coast to coast..

South West Coast Path Britain's longest and, arguably most spectacular National Trail, the South West Coast Path is a 630-mile (1,008km) trail rounding the south-western tip of England from Minehead in Somerset through Devon and Cornwall to Poole in Dorset.

St Cuthberts Way Walking Holidays St Cuthbert’s Way provides an immensley enjoyable walking holiday through the beautiful Scottish border countryside. Walking St Cuthberts Way traces the footsteps of the 7th century saint who spread the Gospel through Scotland and northern England, performing many healing miracles along his way.

Tarka Trail Walking Holidays The Tarka Trail is a looping figure of eight footpath of over 180 miles/280 km in length through the beautiful North and Mid Devon countryside, tracing the travels of Henry Williamson's much loved `Tarka the Otter' depicted in his best-selling 1927 novel.

Two Moors Way Walking Holidays Walking the Two Moors Way you follow the oldest regional footpath in Devon, linking the two beautiful National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor.

Jersey ‘Around Island Walk’ The Landscape is very diverse, heather covered cliff paths with fantastic views of the other Channel Islands in the north to sloping sandy bays in the south, the wilder west coast which is a surfer’s paradise to green country lanes and the rockier marine environment on the island’s east coast.