Tintagel – Mythical Cornish Fortress
Tintagel the mythical Cornish fortress sits on a headland that is almost an island, and is accessed via a footbridge.
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Avebury Stone Circle and a circular walk around nearby sites.
The Avebury Stone Circle was built around 2500 BC. It now surrounds the village of Avebury in Wiltshire. Although the stones used are smaller than those at nearby Stonehenge, the circle itself is wider.
Read MoreThe Hurlers – Stone Circles, Bodmin Moor
The Hurlers, built around 1500 BC, is a late Neolithic or early Bronze Age ceremonial monument. The three stone circles here are some of the best examples in Cornwall.
Read MoreBoscastle, North Coast – Guide and Photos
Boscastle is definitely one of Cornwall’s most scenic villages. The buildings around the harbour rise inland to the village which boasts some very attractive and old white-washed cottages, a Museum of Witchcraft, a National Trust Shop, and a Visitor Centre.
Read MoreMalham Cove & Gordale Scar – Classic Dales Walk
This circular route is one of the finest walks in the Yorkshire Dales. It takes in a stunning dry valley, a stretch of limestone pavement and the magnificent Malham Cove. After visiting the waterfall at Janet’s Foss the walk takes a short diversion to visit another waterfall at Gordale Scar.
Read MoreHelmsley Castle, North Yorkshire
The impressive ruins of Helmsley Castle are located in the town centre on Castlegate. The Castle is managed by English Heritage.
Read MoreWalk from Bude to Sandymouth and Duckpool
This stunning clifftop walk from Bude to Sandymouth and Duckpool is one of the most scenic and dramatic stretches of coastline in Cornwall.
Read MoreA walk around the old streets of York
This easy circular walk around the city centre takes you to some of York’s hidden places. On the way, you’ll see some of York’s most popular places from a different angle as well as explore some of the old streets and “Snickelways”.
Read MoreThe Seal Colony at Ravenscar
Ravenscar is home to a large colony of seals, which you can visit. The seal colony is at the foot of the cliffs, directly underneath the Raven Hall Hotel.
Read MoreYorkshire – God’s Own County
Yorkshire has a population equal to that of Scotland’s and covers an area half the size of Belgium, 12,590 sq km. It has a flag of its own (a white rose on a blue background) and its own day of celebration, Yorkshire Day (1st August).
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