The South of England is noted for its great variety, from rocky coastlines and sandy beaches to wild expanses and rolling green hills, and everything in between. The area is home to countless Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, National Parks, World Heritage Sites, Sites of Special Scientific Interest, rare wildlife nature reserves and unique insights into the country's cultural, industrial and territorial history.
Our Classic Trails in the South of England showcase some of the very best walking paths in this region. Select a trail below to learn more.
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The following walking trails offer itineraries that are suitable for both you and your dog to enjoy, due to the availability of dog-friendly accommodation and the accessibility of the landscape (i.e. dogs are allowed on the trail but may need to be kept on a lead in places). There may still be stiles, livestock and other obstacles to overcome along these trails, so make sure you are fully prepared.
A self-guided walking holiday along Britain's oldest road, travelling from East Kennet to Ivinghoe Beacon.
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