Hiking

A circular walk on the Bath Skyline route — about 8.8 km of meadows, woodland, and views over the city.

A circular hike from Montserrat monastery to the top of Sant Jeroni — about 10 km and 810 m of climbing among strange rounded rock towers.

A linear walk along the Wirral coast, from New Brighton at the mouth of the Mersey round to the marine lake at West Kirby — about 19 km, flat and facing the sea the whole way.

A circular hike from Pen-y-Pass to the summit of Snowdon, up the Miners' Track and down the Pyg Track — about 12 km, climbing roughly 860 m.

A 19 km circular walk from Keswick over Catbells — the eastern side of Derwentwater as far as Grange, the climb from Manesty, and the western lakeshore back through Portinscale.

A 19 km loop from Holyhead over the shoulder of Holyhead Mountain, along the clifftop above South Stack, and back inland from Porth Dafarch.

A 9.4 km circuit over the Great Orme from the Llandudno promenade — up through Happy Valley, past the summit, and round the seaward edge of the headland.

A short hike from Llangollen up to Castell Dinas Bran — about 4.5 km, roughly 300 metres of ascent, and a thirteenth-century ruin at the top.

An out-and-back walk along the Llangollen Canal to the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct — about 14 km of level towpath ending at a cast-iron trough 38 metres above the River Dee.

A 6.6 km circuit from Whitesands Beach near St Davids — cliff path south to the lifeboat station above Ramsey Sound, then farm tracks back to the sand.