UK cycling holidays are a great way of seeing the country. Whether you’re a keen road racer, a mad mountain biker or just a once every now and then kind of cyclist, two wheels can often be far better than four.

One of the most famous walks in the UK, the Pennine Way stretches along the spine of Britain, from the Peak District National Park right up to the Scottish Borders. It’s known as one of the toughest, most challenging treks around, 267 miles of mostly high level walking through three National Parks and ending in another country

The many fells (214 according to Wainwright) and lakes that characterise Cumbria make it one of the most picturesque regions in the UK.

The British seaside holiday is an institution. Generations have grown up making the annual pilgrimage to the coast, for a week of rest and recuperation, fun and sun.

Think Farmers Market, think a walk through the countryside to Ightham Mote for a refreshing cup of coffee, think lunch at The Chaser Inn - if this sounds good to you, then read on!

Lake District Walks – Loughrigg Fell

There are hundreds of things to do in The Lake District, but it doesn’t stop local businesses making new and ever more exciting activities for us all to enjoy. The ‘Tree Top Trek‘ at Brockhole is a fantastic addition for 2012.

Living & working in Langdale gives us less time than you may think to actually go out walking. Certainly the high fells are currently out of bounds with a 4 yr old who’s favorite phrase is ‘my legs are tired’.