Table of Contents

Foreword

by Sir John Johnson, President, Long Distance Walkers' Association

Introduction

The history of UK trails

The benefits of, and barriers to, trailwalking

The way ahead for trails

Routes in this Handbook

Selecting the right trail

The directory entries

Maps

Walking Long Distance Paths

Accommodation

Using the LDWA website

Using this Handbook

Lighten that load - Paddy Dillon

I did it my...way - Ronald Turnbull

The Trails

The National Trails

Regional and Other Trails


England


South East England

South West England

West Midlands and South Welsh Borders

North West England

Cumbria and Northumberland

Northern England

East Central England

East of England


Wales

Scotland

Northern Ireland


E-Routes

Listings

Top 100 Trails by Distance

Index of Trails

Directory of Suppliers

About the Author

The Long Distance Walkers' Association (LDWA) is an Association of 6,500 members with the common interest of walking long distances in rural, mountainous or moorland areas. With a network of 41 local groups throughout the UK, it has been recognised as the Governing Body for Long Distance Walking since 1985.