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S W ENGLAND

Covering Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire this is a diverse area which takes in the National Parks of Exmoor and Dartmoor, a large number of Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and over 600 miles of dramatic coastline. This is a unique natural environment of coast and countryside. From the magnificent city of Bath to the mining heritage of Cornwall. the fossils of the Jurassic Coast, and mystical site of Stonehenge South West England is diverse. South West England is blessed with four unique UNESCO World Heritage Sites

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S E ENGLAND

The countryside ranges from the hills of the Chilterns to the north, through the garden of England, Kent, to the greenery of the
New Forest and the chalky downs of the South Coast. There is huge variety of rural and heritage attractions, together with many
major coastal resorts. Interests range from the traditional seaside attractions of Brighton, Great Yarmouth and Southend-on-Sea
to historic cities like Cambridge, Colchester, Norwich. This is a region of contrasts, of secluded beaches, downland countryside or
lively cities in the distinctive and beautiful counties of Kent, East and West Sussex, Hampshire, and Surrey.

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NORTH OF ENGLAND

Containing England’s largest National Park, 32 nature reserves, 4 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a Heritage Coast and a magnificent shoreline, the Northwest is a region of great contrasts, stunning scenery, amazing wildlife, endless things to do and places to go. Northern England is a walker’s paradise. The Lake District is the most popular location with picturesque villages, mountains, lakes and superb scenery, whilst South East of the Lakes and the limestone hills of the Yorkshire Dales reach the edge of Lancashire. Lancashire, and especially its hill country, is criss-crossed by thousands of miles of public footpaths. Cheshire is a great county to explore on foot. Rocky ridges and broad river valleys form natural routes, while the network of over 3000km of footpaths and other public rights of way encourage you to discover quiet corners of the countryside. Northumberland has uncrowded beaches, stunning countryside and the rugged National Park.

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HEART OF ENGLAND

The Heart of England contains many beautiful areas - the Peak District, the Cotswolds, the Chilterns are good examples. The many interesting towns in the region include Stratford-upon-Avon, Cambridge, Gloucester,Telford, Birmingham and Nottingham. South and east of the Midlands the land rolls gently, broken occasionally by escarpments, or ridges, that rarely exceed 1,000 feet (300 m) in elevation. They include the Cotswold Hills of Gloucestershire and the Chiltern Hills, northwest of London. Similar ridges, such as the Cleveland Hills and the Lincolnshire Wolds, appear farther north in North Yorkshire, Humberside,
and Lincolnshire.

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EAST ANGLIA

The region has preserved much of its unspoilt character, rural landscape, architecture and traditions.
The countryside is predominately a low lying and open area, though much of Suffolk and Norfolk are gently rolling hills.It contains a diversity of gentle landscapes - from flat fens (which support intensive arable farming) to chalk downland, heathland, man-made waterways, forest and ancient woodland. The area is remarkable for its number of accessible public footpaths
making it the ideal place for a walk. The gently rolling countryside means there are no steep slopes, just rural roads and paths waiting to be explored.

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WALES

Wales is a country of varied and dramatic landscape and you’re never far from a mountain or the sea. There are 498 miles of
national trails to follow and 18 regional routes to roam.
The Gower Peninsula was the first area in the whole of the UK to be designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in
956, and our landscape is mountainous, particularly in north and mid Wales. The highest mountains are in the dark and craggy
Snowdonia range in the north, and include Snowdon and as you travel south the landscape becomes much softer, though the hills
remain. In mid Wales there are the Cambrian Mountains and moving further south The Brecon Beacons.

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SCOTLAND

Scotland is a well-developed tourist destination with beautiful scenery, historic sites and attractions, castles, houses, ruins and museums. Long famous for its golf and salmon fishing, Scotland offers some of the best walking country in Britain, plus great mountain bike trails and superb dive sites. Explore ancient castles, go on a whale watching cruise or see local malt whisky being made. From ancient pine forests, to cliffs covered with wild birds, Scotland's wildlife opportunities are many and varied.
The Highlands and Islands, forming the northern half of Scotland, is a distinct geographical area and refers to that part of Scotland which is north-west of the Highland Boundary Fault, and which crosses mainland Scotland in a near-straight line
from Dumbarton to Stonehaven.

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NORTHERN IRELAND

Northern Ireland is renowned for its friendly people and natural beauty. Its activities and attractions bring together these qualities in a great package of things to do throughout the region. You can cruise in style in the Fermanagh Lakelands, follow the
high roads through the Mournes or cycle and walk around the Causeway Coast. Northern Ireland's roads bring back the joy of
touring and even when you're in the heart of the country, you're never too far from the sea
Visitors to Northern Ireland can enjoy a wealth of places to visit such as Belfast Castle, Stormont Castle, Inch Abbey,
Bangor Abbey, Ballynoe Stone Circle, Belfast Zoo and the Giant's Causeway in County Antrim.

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REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

The Republic of Ireland, which has a long and rich heritage and tourists to Ireland will enjoy an array of historic places to visit that include Christ Church Cathedral, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle, Malahide Castle, Ardgillan Castle and Demesne.

Dublin, Ireland's capital city, lies on Dublin Bay and overlooks the Irish sea that divides Ireland and Great Britain. The city of Dubin ranks among the top tourist destinations in Europe and has an abundance of tourist attractions. Other interesting places to visit in the Republic of Ireland include Cork, Derry, Limerick, Tipperary, Galway and Waterford -
famous for its glass-making industry.

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Before setting off make sure you are acquainted with the safety aspects of long distance walking and remember that the weather can change very quickly.
Care should be taken on any walks, and in particular long distance ones, be prepared, buy a map and plan the route and let someone know where you are.
If you take a dog on a long walk do make sure you know the dog is fit enough to undertake such a walk and don't ask too much!
Your dog's safety is in your hands. Take plenty of breaks, carry water, a blanket, a first aid kit and poo bags. Visit our Travel Advice page for further information.
Observe the Countryside Code and control dogs.

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