England
Lakeland fells, Pennine moors, chalk downs and a coastline of castles.
314 walks · 16 regions · 201 places to see
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Mick Knapton at English Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia CommonsEngland's walking runs from the high fells of the Lake District, home to Scafell Pike and Wainwright's 214 fells, along the Pennines and over the moors of Yorkshire and the Peak District, to the chalk downs and sea cliffs of the south.
Its National Trails, castles and abbeys, and a hostel in almost every walking area make it easy to turn a walk into a trip.
Walks in England
Guides to walking in England
All guides- Guide · 10 walksEasy Lake District walks: lakes, tarns and small fellsTen walks for the days when you don't want a mountain: round Buttermere, up Orrest Head, along the Coffin Route.
- Guide · 7 walksSouth Downs walks by train from LondonChalk cliffs, hillforts and the deepest dry valley in Britain, all an hour from Victoria or London Bridge.
- Guide · 7 walksDartmoor, Exmoor and the coast: seven walks for a West Country weekendTors, a 3,000-foot-wide beach of chalk, a hill with a view of two seas, and the highest ground in southern England.
- Guide · 10 walksThe best walks in the Lake District for a first visitTen walks that show you what the Lakes are about, from a two-hour stroll above Keswick to the long day on Scafell Pike.
- Guide · 10 walksDog-friendly walks in the Peak DistrictTen walks where the dog will have as good a day as you, from an easy dale to the top of Kinder Scout.
- Guide · 10 walksWalks near Manchester you can do by trainTen walks with a station at the start, from an hour on the city's canals to a Three Peaks mountain in the Dales.
- Guide · 10 walksThe Wainwrights to do firstTen fells to start a round of the 214, chosen for the view, the path and the chance of getting to the top with a smile on your face.
National parks in England
Regions of England
Castles in England
Waterfalls in England
Beaches in England
Abbeys and priories in England
Stone circles in England
Lighthouses in England
Caves in England
The Countryside Code
In England you can walk on public rights of way and open access land. The Countryside Code sets out how to do so responsibly.
Read the code