Is This Britain’s Most Beautiful Coastal Walk?

The wild Welsh coast of Pembrokeshire is a true walker’s paradise, with incredible cliff-tops, expansive beaches, and quaint villages packed full of history. In our latest blog, Katia from the AE team sets out to discover whether the Pembrokeshire Coast Path is Britain's most beautiful coastal walk... Read more

Walk of the Month: The Dingle Way

Our walk of the month is the Dingle Way - a spectacular trail through the breathtaking Dingle Peninsula in south-west Ireland. This route begins and ends in the bustling town of Tralee, a 4 hour drive from Dublin, and runs for 111 miles (179 km) through some of Europe's... Read more

London Calling: A Walking Holiday on the Thames Path

Beginning in the historic town of Windsor, the Thames Path - East follows the river through peaceful countryside, vibrant riverside towns, and the incredible city of London, to end at the Thames Barrier. Pippa from the AE team set off to discover whether a walking holiday on the Thames... Read more

A Journey in Photos: A Day on the Cotswold Way

The Cotswold Way offers over 100 miles of magical walking through some of England's most idyllic scenery - a photographer's dream. We sent James from the Absolute Escapes team to walk the picturesque nine-mile stretch between King's Stanley and Painswick, and he came back with this stunning photo journal... Read more

In Search of Tranquillity on the Pennine Way

The beautiful Central section of the legendary Pennine Way runs for 103 miles (166 km) from the Yorkshire Dales to Hadrian’s Wall Country, travelling along old Roman roads past breathtaking natural wonders. Dawn from Absolute Escapes took to the trail in search of space and tranquility ... Read more

A Taste of the Thames Path from Oxford to Windsor

Starting in the historic city of Oxford, the central Thames Path follows the river through an idyllic corner of England before finishing near Windsor Castle - the largest occupied castle in the world. Pippa from the Absolute Escapes team set off on a riverside ramble along the Thames Path... Read more

5 Reasons to Walk the Northern Pennine Way

The Pennine Way is Britain’s oldest National Trail, spanning 268 miles along the rugged backbone of England to the Scottish Borders. The Northern section begins in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall Country and travels north to end in the Scottish borders. Caitlin from the Absolute Escapes laced up her walking... Read more

Discovering the South West Coast Path from Plymouth to Exmouth

Starting in the maritime city of Plymouth, this section of the SWCP walking trail ventures over incredible cliff tops, down deep coves, and through tranquil fishing villages on the way to Exmouth - one of the oldest seaside towns in England. Join Fern from the Absolute Escapes team on... Read more

12 Hotels You MUST Stay at on Britain’s Walking Trails

With 15 years’ first-hand experience of arranging walking holidays along Britain’s long-distance walking trails, we believe that we know a thing or two about where to find the best places to stay. Whether offering unbeatable views, incredible history, glorious food, or unique decor - read on to discover 12... Read more

Cornish Charm: A Walking Holiday from Falmouth to Plymouth

Megan from the Absolute Escapes team continues her journey on the South West Coast Path from Falmouth to Plymouth. This section begins in the foodie hub of Falmouth before stretching for 77 miles through wonderful coastal scenery and lovely fishing villages. Visit picturesque Portloe and historic Charlestown, which features... Read more

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