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This easy circular walk on Stanton Moor takes in the Cork Stone - which you can climb if you dare - the Nine Ladies Stone Circle and lots of gorgeous open moorland. It’s at its most beautiful during the heather season which blankets the moor between late July and early September. We’re sharing the route and what to expect from the trail conditions.
There aren’t many villages that can boast their own waterfall, but Ambleside is one of them. The stunning Stock Ghyll Force is located just a few minutes walk from the centre of the village and a must do for anyone visiting the area. We’re sharing how to get there and what to expect from the trail conditions.
Tucker's Pool is like something out of your jungle book fantasies, sitting in a picturesque gorge with incredible crystal clear water and surrounded by dense foliage. However, the walk to get there is precarious and not for everyone. We’re sharing all the details, including exactly what to expect from the trail conditions in this guide.
Lydford Gorge has the wow factor. Not only is the gorge itself wild and mysterious, but the walking trail is also a little bit adventurous, with narrow paths hugging the cliff walls. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting, including exactly what to expect from the track conditions.
When you’re looking for a break from Cornwall’s beautiful beaches, but still want to get a swim in, it’s time to head to Golitha Falls. You’ll find a series of plunge pools surrounded by huge mossy boulders and towering trees, which can be reached via a short walk. We’re sharing all the details, including how to find the hidden pool off the main track.
The Sour Milk Ghyll and Easedale Tarn circuit walk is one of the most beautiful in Grasmere. Not only will you get to enjoy spectacular mountain scenery, but you’ll also visit two of the Lake District’s best wild swimming spots. We’re sharing everything you need to know, including trail conditions and difficulty.
