Hikes in the UK

[followmycaravan]

I need some advice on new hikes to do in the UK, I am planning to go on a coast to coast hike next year but before that I need some practice right.

 

[Rita1]

Useful info

http://www.walkingandhiking.co.uk/

 

[DaisyMoo]

Hi
Yes, you certainly do need to do a bit of practice - lots of ups and downs, especially in the Lake District. You may find the following link useful - lots of piccies and an idea of the route etc. Don't forget to wade in the sea at St Bees first, pick up a stone off the beach, carry it with you, then when you reach the other side wade in the sea again and drop the stone!!! My son did it several years ago and loved it, apart from it getting a bit monotonous on the North Yorks Moors! He did feel quite emotional when he finally saw the sea at Robin Hood's Bay after all that trekking - but well worth the effort. Good luck!!

www.byron.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

 

[waffler]

Depends where you live but Hadrian's wall offers some good walking. CCC site at Haltwhistle is ideal. There are 22 walks from Haltwhistle, a path goes the site and there is a bus that runs between all access points to the wall