Discover more in Liverpool and Lancashire
Journey from a Tudor house to the childhood homes of Lennon & McCartney via coastal pinewoods and a photographic time capsule.
There's plenty to explore on foot in Liverpool and Lancashire. From countryside and woodland, to Liverpool city centre, find the perfect walk for all abilities.
Find your new favourite walking trail.
Explore the hidden paths around the garden and through the ancient woodland surrounding Speke Hall.
A picturesque dog friendly circular walk on the outskirts of Rufford Old Hall. Enjoy the peaceful sights along the Leeds and Liverpool canal.
Explore the wider Speke Hall estate to discover a green oasis in urban Liverpool. Walk through colourful meadows and woodlands with unexpected histories while spotting fascinating wildlife.
Enjoy an easy stroll taking in views of the Tudor hall and restored garden from every angle.
Hike across moorland and woodland at Holcombe Moor and Gawthorpe Hall and be rewarded with far-reaching views.
This circular trail around Stubbins Estate takes you through beautiful Buckden Wood.
This circular walk takes you through the historic parkland of Gawthorpe Hall. You'll travel along the Bronte Way, past ancient an woodland, beside the River Calder and down a pathway that used to be the track of an old coal ginny tramway that brought coal across the valley.
There are great views to enjoy on this glorious trail from Holcombe to Peel Tower.
A circular route across stunning moorland, stopping to admire the well-known Pilgrims Cross and Peel Tower.
An eight-mile circular trail with stunning views over Bull Hill and Holcombe Moor.
Admire countryside views over Cumbria and discover the sights and sounds of wildlife on this circular walk at Arnside Knott, renowned for its varied wildlife.
Renowned portrait photographer Edward Chambré Hardman captured many iconic shots of post-war Liverpool. Follow in his footsteps on a city centre circular walk.
A circular walk in central Liverpool taking in the places that inspired Edward Chambré Hardman near Rodney Street, including the two cathedrals.
A circular route, starting at Liverpool Lime Street Station, taking in some of the iconic buildings and views that Edward Chambré Hardman photographed.
Discover some of the iconic buildings and views that Edward Chambré Hardman captured with many of his photographs on a circular walk.
Combine your next hike with a visit to a National Trust place. Head inside an historic house, smell the flowers in bloom in a garden, or bring along your four-legged friend for a dog walk.
From a peaceful garden with canal walks at Rufford Old Hall to gardens filled with history and colour at Speke Hall, this corner of the North West is full of autumn colour at this time of year.
Bring your four-legged friend on your next adventure. With dog-friendly countryside and ancient woodland to choose from, find a new favourite dog walk in Liverpool and Lancashire.
There are lots of walks to, or from, National Trust houses in Liverpool and Lancashire. You can roam through woodlands at Speke Hall or along the canal at Rufford Old Hall. Head indoors on your next walk.
From gentle ambles to more challenging hikes, these are some of the best walks to explore the heart of the Lake District.
Explore wide open landscapes, gentler coastal strolls or energetic hikes for something a little more challenging. We've rounded up some of the best places to walk in Wales.
Discover some of the best walks in Yorkshire, from rugged Pennine beauty spots, views over the coast, to parkland and meadows perfect for a family stroll. Most are dog friendly and many can be enjoyed as part of your day out to the nearest National Trust property.
From stepping back in time on a stroll at Alderley Edge to wandering through moorland at Lyme, these are some of the best walks and hikes in Cheshire and Greater Manchester.
Journey from a Tudor house to the childhood homes of Lennon & McCartney via coastal pinewoods and a photographic time capsule.