passionate about hiking
England is one of the four countries that comprises the United Kingdom (UK).
The country shares land borders with Wales and Scotland and includes over 100 islands.
England offers very varied hiking, from mountains and dales to coastal and canal walking.
There is a comprehensive network of rights of way, which mean it is relatively easy for hikers to access the countryside and hills.
The England Coast Path is due to open in 2020, already many sections are already accessible.
We hadn’t planned to walk from Bridgwater to Hinkley Point Nuclear Power Station today. Rather, we had planned to walk to Hinkley Point, but the original plan had been to continue along the coast for several miles to reach our … Continued
It takes a long time to walk from Burnham-on-Sea to Bridgwater. In fact, when we mentioned our afternoon’s plans to the people in the local pub they clearly thought we were mad. When we told them we’d set off from … Continued
With tonight’s hotel accommodation in Bridgwater booked, we had little option but to cover the distance from Weston-Super-Mare to Burnham-on-Sea before lunch. There is no way of crossing the River Parrett downstream (there’s no ferry) so the England Coast Path travels inland … Continued
With our elevensies rapidly devoured and the sky getting greyer and greyer, we reluctantly hoisted our rucksacks onto our backs and set off again. Clevedon is home to the largest tidal pool I’ve ever seen. Marine Lake is located at the far … Continued
