Walking Britain Tourism - http://www.visitbritain.com/walking
Whether it be climbing the hills, hiking long distance treks through the glens or taking coastal rambles, Scotland's spirit-of-place will infuse your own spirit and draw you back time and time again.Experienced walkers might choose the rugged mountain ranges of Wales and Scotland or the "backbone" of England, the Pennine Way National Trail.The British Walking Federation organises, through its clubs, non-competitive events designed for people of all ages and abilities.UK's largest online walking guide. Have a look in Walkingworld's Find a Walk database. Every walk comes with an easy-to-follow photographic guide and an Ordnance Survey map.Walking in Wales has something for everyone, from hitting the heights of Snowdonia to tramping Pembrokeshire’s fabulous beaches.Contributions come from the local community and our very own 'walking granny'. The site is able to offer something for all ages, with topics like history, safety, security and even a helpline through Email.A guide to walking in Europe. Includes: Information by Region, Maps & Guides, Makers of Equipment, Retailers, What's New, Walking Holidays.Online guide to walking in the Peak District. Centred on Derbyshire and Staffordshire, England's Peak District contains a mixture of small towns and open countryside which is best appreciated on foot.With over 3000 pages of information, "Walking Britain" is dedicated to the footpaths that cross the landscape. The Lake District, the Peak District and Snowdonia, not to mention the Yorkshire Dales.Find a UK walk that is suited to your level of fitness and ability. Take a quick stroll around this site and you will find information on walks, local rambling and walking clubs or walk related events and news.