What is the best hiking place in the UK?

From the suburbs of Newcastle to the Solway Firth, Britain's most iconic Roman monument doubles as perhaps its most compelling long-distance path, marching some 84 miles across northern England's most bracing and barren terrain. read more

If you don’t fancy hiking the full hog, the thirty-odd-mile Moffat to Traquair stretch makes for an evocative sampler, encompassing the ancient remnants of the Ettrick Forest, St Mary’s Loch and the splendours of Traquair House. read more

First, before any hiking journey, ensure you have the right gear. That includes your hiking backpack. It must be comfortable to carry and strong enough to resist the rough terrain when hiking. Scafell Pike, Lake District National Park. Scafell Pike is one of the best-known hiking areas in the UK. read more