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Wassailing events 

Wassailing is an annual tradition to bless orchards and invite a good harvest for the year to come. Discover more about its Anglo-Saxon origins and find a wassailing event near you.

Procession of people in colourful clothing and playing instruments, led by an obby oss, while walking through a wintry field at Cotehele, Cornwall

Top 50 things to do in winter 

Winter is the perfect time for many of the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ activities. Wrap up warm and go welly wandering, fossil hunting or stargazing.

Children playing at Brimham Rocks, North Yorkshire

Best lighthouses 

Discover some of the lighthouses in our care: places of science experiments, world-firsts and medieval warning systems.

The red and white striped tower of Souter Lighthouse and surrounding white buildings in sunshine against a clear blue sky

Trust10 trail runs 

Fancy soaking up the atmosphere of the beautiful places in our care while getting some exercise? Find out more about our free monthly 10k Trust10 trail runs.

Runners on the woodland trail at Kingston Lacy, Dorset

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Delve into history, get tips from our experts, learn a new skill and go behind the scenes at your favourite places.

Things to see and do

Wild places to get away from it all 

Despite our increasingly urbanised lives, there are still wild places in the UK to escape to. Why not visit one of the many areas of outstanding natural beauty that we look after?

Reedbeds on Upper Lough Erne at Crom, County Fermanagh

Wassailing: ritual and revelry 

Wassailing is a Twelfth Night tradition with pagan roots, which aims to ward off bad spirits and ensure a good harvest the following season. Learn more about the celebration.

Pieces of toast soaked in cider tied to the branches of an apple tree after Wassailing at Saddlecombe Farm, West Sussex

How to make a bird feeder 

If you’d like to see more birds in your outdoor space, discover how you can make a simple bird feeder with just a few items and ingredients.

Making a pinecone bird feeder

Gardening tips for winter 

Keep your garden or green spaces thriving with our winter gardening tips. There are plenty of jobs to keep you busy, from protecting your plants and wildlife to planning ahead for warmer days.

A gardener at work on the Laburnum Arch in January at Bodnant Garden, Conwy

Support our cause

Donate to the Cerne Abbas Nature Appeal 

We've looked after the Cerne Abbas Giant and the small plot of land he calls home since 1920. Now, we're committed to buying and caring for the land surrounding the Giant. With your support, we can transform it into a super site for nature. Please donate to the appeal or enter the prize draw, so together, we can help restore the land, habitats and species that live there.

The Cerne Abbas chalk giant after being re-chalked September 2019

In the news

Sycamore Gap saplings planted 

The first of 49 saplings from the Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK. The saplings were grown from the illegally felled tree and gifted to individuals and community organisations following our ‘Trees of Hope’ initiative.

The 49 'Trees of Hope' saplings from the Sycamore Gap tree

Holidays and shopping

Holidays for the year ahead 

Whether you're looking for rest, adventure or inspiration, we've got a holiday for you. Explore remote hideaways, cottages with sweeping coastal views and campsites for a range of active breaks.

The view from the garden at Lacombe Cottage, Port Quin, Cornwall

Sale now on 

Enjoy reduced prices on gifts, homeware and garden favourites in our online shop. Every purchase helps support the places and landscapes we care for.

A pink throw and floral cushion displayed on a sage green sofa beside a fireplace from the 2025 autumn/winter collection
Visitors descending a path through the Rock Garden at Cragside, Northumberland

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