We have teamed up with the Car Free Walks website to bring you some fantastic new walks through beautiful National Trust countryside.
Car free walks encourage you to explore the countryside without using your car. If you love walking and want to reduce your impact on the environment, then these are the walks for you!
The web walking routes are free and easy to use, just follow the links below to discover a car free walk near you.
Midlands
Derbyshire
Kinder Scout from Edale
A high level walk taking in two rivers and the windswept moorland of Kinder Scout.
Mam Tor
Discover interesting landscapes and the remains Bronze and Iron Age forts.
The northern edge of Kinder Scout
Explore the wild moorland of Kinder Scout and try some boulder climbing!
Stanton Moor and the Nine Ladies
Enjoy a walk across Stanton Moor and discover prehistoric burial mounds and the Bronze Age Nine Ladies Stone Circle.
Dovedale
Explore the beautiful Dovedale Valley and enjoy the River Dove, limestone rocks, woodland and breathtaking scenery.
Shropshire
The Long Mynd
Discover The Long Mynd - the Long Mountain in Welsh -Shropshire's best known hill.
North East
North Yorkshire
Malham Cove and Gordale Scar
Explore the open moorland of Malham Tarn and discover the geological wonders of Gordale Scar and Malham Cove.
North West
Cheshire
The Sandstone Trail
A three-day-long family walk following a sandstone ridge to rocky outcrops, woodlands, castles and historic churches.
The Gritstone Trail
A scenic three-day walk taking in the beautiful Cheshire countryside.
Cumbria
Fairfield Horseshoe from Ambleside
A high-level walk around the beautiful Fairfield Horseshoe.
Troutbeck Valley
Explore the scenic Troutbeck valley on this peaceful two-day walk.
Easdale Tarn
Discover a waterfall and the picturesque Easedale Tarn on this short family walk.
Helm Crag and the Lion and the Lamb
Explore the 'Lion and the Lamb' rock formations on the summit of Helm Crag.
The Three Bell Ridge and Highstreet
Take in breathtaking views to the summits of Three Bell, Rest Dod, Kidsty Pike and Angletarn Pikes.
St Sunday Crag and Hartsop Over How
Enjoy wonderful views of Ullswater and Windemere from the summits of St Sunday Crag and Fairfield.
Wansfell
A scenic linear walk taking in a waterfall, hills and a river.
Kendal
Discover the sights of Cunswick Scar and Scout Scar.
Castle Crag and Dalton's Cave
A short family walk exploring caves, Castle Crag and Derwent Water.
The Newslands Round
Discover a well known Lakeland horseshoe ridge over Catbells, High Spy, and Robinson.
South East
East Sussex
Devil's Dykle to Stanmer Park
Explore two of the South Downs best known landmarks - Devil's Dyke and Ditchling Beacon.
The Sevem Sisters from Berwick via Alfriston
Take in rivers, beaches, chalk hills, forests and quaint villages.
Seven Sisters
A simple, hilly walk with superb views; excellent bus transport links.
Eastbourne to Seven Sisters
Discover the South Coast favourites of Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters.
South Downs from Alfriston to Glynde
Take in the Cuckmere River, sea views along the South Downs and two attractive Downland villages.
Ashdown Forest
A walk through the forest, including the Pooh Sticks Bridge, the famous home of Winnie-the-Pooh.
East Sussex Coast
Stroll along the cliff tops, with stunning views of Cuckmere Haven and the Seven Sisters.
Surrey
Surrey Hills
Take in beautiful views across the Weald to the South Downs beyond.
Box Hill
A gentle walk with fantastic views from Box Hill.
North Downs
Discover views across Surrey and the South Downs, good railway links.
West Sussex
Steyning and Cissbury Ring
A pretty walk across the quieter section of the South Downs.
Goring-by-Sea to Amberley
Explore valleys and woodland of the South Downs complete with a classic Sussex village.
South West
Cornwall
St Michael's Way
A cross country route from St Ives to Marazion taking in St Michael's Mount.
Devon
North Devon Coast
An invigorating coastal walk exploring cliffs tops and sandy beaches.
The Teign Valley
A beautiful walk through in a wooded Dartmoor river valley, with wildlife and views across the high moor.
Dorset
Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove
A scenic walk past two of England's most famous coastal features - Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door.
Chesil Beach
Discover great views of the famous pebble beach from the South West Coast Path.
Somerset
Dunkery Beacon
Take in heather moorland, woodland and wildlife.
Wales
Central Beacons including Fan y Big
Explore Blaen-y-glyn, Craig y Fan Ddu, Fan y Big, the Upper Neuadd Reservoir and Taf Fechan Forest.
Y Garn and the Devil's Kitchen
A challenging high-level mountain walk taking in the remains of an ice age waterfall.
The Glyders
An scenic walk exploring five rugged mountain peaks.
The Brecon Beacons
Explore the four peaks of Corn Du, Pen y Fan, Cribyn and Fan y Big.
Sugar Loaf
Enjoy breathtaking views over Abergavenny and the Black Mountains from the summit of Sugar Loaf.
Beddgelert
Discover old copper mines, disused railway tunnels and the beautiful Aberglaslyn Gorge.
Cader Idris from Dolgellau
A peaceful two-day walk exploring rocky ridges, steep cliffs and gentle hills.
Carneddau
A strenuous mountain walk through rugged terrain, climbing Carnedd Dafydd and Carnedd Llewelyn.
Mawddach Way
A three-day-long circular walk around the Mawddach estuary.
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