The Snowdonia Train is a great way to enjoy a trip up Mount Snowdon, particularly if you don’t have much time, or perhaps aren’t quite fit enough for the hike up. We took a trip on the Snowdon Mountain Railway in August 2022, and this page should tell you all you need to know...
When we head off in our campervan, we usually have a walk or a hike planned. As a result, I thought I would put together this post to highlight the best campsites for hiking that we have visited. I know there are many more around the country, but these are the best campsites for hiking...
Seaton Wetlands is a collection of marshes located just one mile north of Seaton, near the South Devon Coast. It is great for family walks, bird watchers and is a true nature lovers paradise. There are plenty of things to do in and around Seaton, and this was one of my favourites. A bit...
Wilverley Inclosure is a popular walk a few miles West of Brockenhurst. Most of the trail is hard, compacted gravel however, there are some parts that, particularly in wetter weather, could become quite muddy. Read on to find out more about the Wilverley Inclosure walk. Information...
Hi everybody, and today we are exploring Hengistbury Head. There are great walks with stunning views, plenty of flowers and wildlife. If the walk is too much, why not try out the Land Train for an easy trip. You can take it there or back. Let’s look around in a bit more detail. The...
The Rodwell Trail is a 3.5k path built on a disused railway line. The path runs between Weymouth and Chesil Beach / Isle of Portland, home to the Portland Lighthouse. This path is extremely popular for walkers and cyclist, and we have done it a couple of times. Here is all you need to...
Looking to spend time in Cheddar Gorge, without spending any money? Here are our top things to do in and around Cheddar Gorge. Stunning Drives, Glorious Hikes, and much more. The Cheddar Gorge area is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in England. It’s not just about the stunning...
The start of the Cheddar Gorge walk. It stretches before us, like the aftermath of a cliffside dynamite explosion. A blanket of spiky jagged rocks, broken up occasionally by a slope of mud or a wandering tree root, towers upwards, seemingly never-ending. Welcome to the start of our...
Walking from Durdle Door to Lulworth Cove, or indeed the other way is a popular but recommended walk. The walk isn’t too difficult, and the views are well worth the effort. You have the relative untouched Durdle Door, and the perfect little seaside cove town of Lulworth. While...
Haytor Rocks in Dartmoor National Park, are Rocky Granite Tors that sit proudly, overlooking Dartmoor National Park. You can find them on the southeastern side of Dartmoor. We were camping nearby, and we like a walk, so when we saw this, we were sold. If you make the hike to Haytor Rocks...