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Long Distance Walkers’ Association
- A group with the common interest of walking long distances in rural, mountainous or moorland areas; includes details of membership, events, local group network, and a guide to established long-distance paths and routes.
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National Trails
- A guide to officially designated long distance walking routes in England and Wales; includes a general guide, FAQ, news and publications, and a directory of related links.
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Scotland's Great Trails
- Official guide to 20 different routes providing over 1300 miles of long distance paths from the Borders to the Highlands; includes walking guides, maps, and links.
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Walk Northern Ireland
- Official guide to a range of waymarked walking routes in Northern Ireland, short and long distance. Includes information about accommodation, public transport, events, and attractions.
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14 Peaks
- Resource for those wishing to undertake the 14 peaks challenge and visit the summits of Wales' 14 highest mountains in one journey. Includes an area where users can add their personal stories.
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Across Wales Walk
- Annual event in which participants walk or run the width of Wales (some 45 miles) in one day.
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The Antonine Way
- Links Bo'ness on the Forth with Old Kilpatrick outside Glasgow, along the route of the Roman Antonine Wall. Information about its use by cyclists and walkers, attractions, history, and maps.
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Ayrshire Coastal Path
- A 100 mile walking route along the coast, from Glenapp to Skelmorlie; includes a guide and maps, essential advice, and news.
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The Borders Abbeys Way
- Describes a 65 mile circular walk, passing four 12th century abbeys and several Scottish Borders towns. Includes maps, background history, and information about services and accommodation.
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Cateran Trail
- A 64 mile circular route in Perthshire named after the marauding cattle thieves of the Highlands. Offers walking guide and practical details for visitors.
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The Cistercian Way
- Long distance footpath and pilgrimage route which explores the abbeys, churches and geology of Wales. Includes detailed route descriptions with information on all of the sights and ruins en route.
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Cleveland Way
- An official guide to the 110 mile National Trail along the North Yorks coast and around the National Park. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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Cotswold Way
- Official guide to the 100 mile route from Bath to Chipping Campden, along the Cotswolds. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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Dales Trails
- Highlights walks in Northern England with details of groups and clubs and accommodation.
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The East Highland Way
- Official guide to a long distance walk connecting Fort William and Aviemore; also links the West Highland Way and Great Glen Way, to the Speyside Way in the north east.
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Glyndwrs Way
- Official guide to a 135 mile National Trail through mid Wales. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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GPS Cycle and Walking Routes
- Offers a collection of cycle routes covering the National Cycle Network in England, Scotland, and Wales, and a walking routes section with all of the UK's National Trails in GPS format with on-line maps, elevation profiles and route guides.
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Great Glen Way
- Official guide to a 73-mile long-distance walk from Fort William to Inverness; includes advice, route description, events listing, and practical information.
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Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail
- Official guide to an 84 mile National Trail following the route of the wall. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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Heart of England Way Association
- Provides a guide to this one hundred mile long route, including details of a regular walks programme.
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Isle of Arran Coastal Way
- A 100km low-level walking trail around the coast of Arran; includes a guide with maps, listing of accommodation and services, and walkers' comments.
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Kintyre Way
- 103-mile waymarked walking route from Tarbert Harbour to Dunaverty Bay, crisscrossing the Mull of Kintyre. Includes a guide, maps, and practical information for users.
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The Macmillan Ways
- A guide to a long-distance route from Lincolnshire to Dorset, developed to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support; includes maps, guides to linked and associated routes, publications, and contacts.
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Marion Smith
- Chronicles this lady's journey from Land's End to John O'Groats, to raise money for charity and to celebrate her 70th birthday.
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Monarch's Way
- Offers information about this long distance path, which follows the route taken by King Charles II on his escape from the Battle of Worcester in 1651.
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North Downs Way
- Official site for a National Trail from Farnham to Canterbury, via the White Cliffs of Dover. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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Offa's Dyke Association
- Features information about the Offa's Dyke path, including its history and points of special interest, as well as providing an accommodation directory.
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Offas Dyke Path
- A 177 mile National Trail along the borders of Wales and England, from the Severn to Prestatyn. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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Our Adventure Journal
- Personal site which records long distance walks with photographs.
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Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path
- A National Trail from Knettishall Heath in Suffolk, along a Roman road north, and then follows the north Norfolk coast. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail
- Official guide to a walking route through the National Park in South West Wales. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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The Ridgeway
- An ancient route through the North Wessex Downs and the Chilterns,in use since neolithic times, and now a National Trail. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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River Avon Trail
- A 23 mile path for walkers (and in some sections, cyclists and horseriders) exploring the heritage and culture of Somerset. Includes maps, and background on the area's history, wildlife, and geology.
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The River Ayr Way
- A 66km network of paths for walkers and cyclists from the source of the river to the sea; includes a route guide, local path networks, and information for visitors.
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The Rob Roy Way
- Walking route which follows the tracks and paths used by Rob Roy MacGregor in the 17th and 18th centuries, from Drymen to Pitlochry. Includes maps, listings of accommodation and facilities, and historical background.
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The Severn Way
- The longest riverside path in Britain. Offers an interactive map, short walks along the route, and details of nearby attractions.
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The Sir Walter Scott Way
- A guide to a 92 mile cross-country walk in the Scottish Borders between Moffat and Cockburnspath, running through countryside and places with numerous connections to Sir Walter Scott and his books.
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South Downs Way
- A 100-mile National Trail for walkers, cyclists, and horse riders between Winchester and Eastbourne in southern England. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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South of Scotland Countryside Trails (SOSCT)
- Official guide to a 350km network of routes developed specifically for horse-riders and walkers; includes route details, map, details of accommodation and facilities in the area, and background to the project.
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South West Coast Path
- Official guide to the 630 mile National Trail from Minehead in Somerset to Poole Harbour in Dorset. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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Southern Walks
- Contains maps, photographs and personal accounts from a variety of walks in Southern England.
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Speyside Way
- Official website for the long-distance walking route that links the Moray coast with the Grampian Mountains, following the valley of the Spey. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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St Cuthbert's Way
- A 100km walking route between Melrose and Lindisfarne, across the Scottish Borders to the Northumberland Coast. Describes the route, with maps, history, and information about accommodation and services.
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St Oswald’s Way
- A guide to the long-distance walking route through Northumberland, from Lindisfarne almost to Hexham; includes a map, photos, and links to useful resources.
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St Oswald's Way
- A practical walkers guide to a 97 mile route across Northumberland, which recalls the life of 7th century King Oswald; includes a map and history.
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Trans Pennine Trail
- Long distance routes which connect the North and the Irish Sea, and link Chesterfield to Leeds and York, designed for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Includes a guide, mapping, practical advice section, and an events listing.
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Usk Valley Walk
- Showcases this 44 mile walk between Caerleon and Brecon through the beautiful Vale of Usk.
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Waterscape
- Provides walking guides and suggested routes running beside towpaths and canals throughout England.
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The Welsh 3000s Challenge
- Challenge which requires the walker to have been at the top of all 15 of the mountains over 3000 ft in Wales within the space of 24 hours, without using any form of transport. Includes route suggestions, photographs and advice.
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Yorkshire Wolds Way
- Official guide to a 79-mile National Trail, from Hessle, near Hull, through inland Yorkshire, to Filey on the coast. Includes maps, accommodation listing, attractions, news and FAQ.
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