National Trails
These are the official trails which are routes designated, administered
and maintained by Natural England and the Countryside Agency of Wales.
Consequently they have excellent waymarking, using the well known acorn
symbol, are generally free from any obstructions and are all well documented
in a number of guide books. There are currently 15 designated trails
in England and Wales, all of which are listed in the navigation bar.
The routes have been chosen to give improved access to some of the finest
countryside in England and Wales.
All these trails offer superb walking
holidays of varying duration with generally good accommodation facilities
along the way. You do not, of course, have to walk the full length of
a Trail at one time; day excursions and weekend breaks can be planned
along any of them. If you are proposing to walk a complete National
Trail good planning is important to ensure an enjoyable, trouble free
trip. OS maps and a trail guide are essential. The official guides include
OS 1:25,000 mapping which can save expenditure on maps. All of these
are listed and can be purchased directly from our online bookshop.
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