WalksThis map shows all the walks I have done - take a look around and explore each walk in more detail.The Great Ridge WalkPeak District National Park, United KingdomThis morning I walked the Great Ridge in the peak district. This walk comprises Mam Tor, Hollins Cross and Lose Hill. I've previously walked up Mam ToDerwent & Howden ReservoirPeak District National Park, United KingdomToday we walked around Derwent and Howden Reservoir's. Covering roughly 17 km (10 miles) this was a long hike, however because it runs around the wateSherwood ForestNottinghamshire, United KingdomOne of the things I love about the UK is the Forestry Commission. Across the country, they manage well over 250,000 hectares of land for the benefit oWindmill HillBuckinghamshire, United KingdomThis weekend we went on a hike up Windmill Hill, a circular walk around the Waddesdon Manor estate in Buckinghamshire. We started at the National TrusMam TorPeak District National Park, United KingdomHad a free hour today so went for a short walk up Mam Tor. I have walked up to it from Edale before, however due to the time constraints, this time weSolomons TemplePeak District National Park, United KingdomTowering above Buxton is Grin Low hill inside Buxton Country Park. Buxton Country Park has some wonderfully hilly woods and is a great place for a famAvebury HengeWiltshire, United KingdomI went to Avebury today which is a village with Manor house and stone circle similar to Stone Henge. Unlike Stone Henge, however, you can get up closeMilford on Sea to Hurst Castle WalkNew Forest National Park, United KingdomToday I did a 7.82 km out and back walk from Milford on Sea to Hurst Castle. HURST SPIT I started by walking along Hurst Spit which is a hook-shaped pBlackwater ArboretumNew Forest National Park, United KingdomBlackwater Arboretum has a nickname of Tall Trees Arboretum, and as I wondered around today it is easy to see why. I was absolutely dwarfed by the treRockford CommonNew Forest National Park, United KingdomToday I went for a 4km walk around Rockford Common. It is known for its purple heather, and it did not disappoint in that regard. There were shades ofWendover WoodsChilterns AONB, United KingdomWendover Woods is a 325-hectare Forestry England managed woodland in the Chilterns AONB. There are trails and bridleways for all ages and physical abiChequers Estate & Whiteleaf CrossChilterns AONB, United KingdomThis 7.6km walk takes you through both the British Prime Ministers country estate chequers and up some hills with some stunning views across BuckinghaParys MountainEryri National Park, United KingdomToday's walk was around Parys Mountain on Anglesey, North Wales. Despite the name, it is not actually a mountain; it is a copper mine! After the actuaTraeth Llanddwyn BeachEryri National Park, United KingdomThis evening we went for a serene sunset stroll on Traeth Llanddwyn beach. This is on the west coast of Anglesea, North Wales. Because of the time we Wrysgan QuarryEryri National Park, United KingdomWrysgan quarry is a slate quarry that operated from the 1830s to 1946. It is buried in tunnels deep inside the mountain. As we hiked up it, there are Carnedd LlewelynEryri National Park, United KingdomToday we submitted Carnedd Llewelyn, the second-highest mountain in Wales. As we hiked up, we took detours to vist Ffynnon Llugwy lake and a plane craThe Devil's KitchenEryri National Park, United KingdomThe Devil's Kitchen is a crack going up the mountain between Y Garn and Glyder Fawr. The Welsh name for Devil’s Kitchen is Twll Du, meaning ‘black holDinorwig QuarryEryri National Park, United KingdomDinorwic quarry was a slate mine from 1787 to 1969; Now it has a set of paved walking paths at the for visitors to wonder around. This was a relativel
