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Country Walking is a British monthly magazine dedicated to walking, hiking and exploring the countryside. First published in 1986, it offers inspiration, expert advice and practical guidance for walkers of all abilities, from casual ramblers to more experienced hikers. The magazine is known for its detailed route guides, showcasing some of the most scenic walks across the UK, with clear directions and maps to help readers plan their outings. It also features outdoor adventure gear reviews, including boots, clothing and outdoor equipment, helping readers choose the right kit for different conditions. Training tips, safety advice and navigation guidance add further value for readers, supporting confidence on the trails. Country Walking also includes features on nature, landscapes and rural culture, encouraging a deeper appreciation of the outdoors. Its friendly and accessible tone makes it an engaging read for anyone who enjoys spending time outside. Available on PressReader, Country Walking magazine inspires readers to discover new routes, enjoy the countryside and make the most of every walk.
Shane Harris Shane is part of the team which created the Roof of England Walk, and he’s here to explain why it should be next on your wish-list. Share your pics, questions, have a natter – we love to hear from you:
Regretting light blue trousers, being as boring as possible, quoting We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, spotting bird’s foot trefoil, knowing you don’t really have to lock up a bike in the heart of the Cairngorms but doing it anyway, and absolutely...
The Charity Shop Challenge Can Evie find a complete wardrobe for £50? And will it be any good? Warm weather winners The kit we’ve loved this summer.
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Running from September 11th to October 11th, the YHA Festival of Walking will offer free guided walks from more than 50 YHA hostels across England and Wales. This year’s festival has a special focus on women’s safety in the outdoors, and on...
If you see one of these birds in the mountains, you don’t forget it – the rusty belly and white stripe above the eye make the dotterel a striking upland bird. But UK numbers have dropped almost 90% in the past 40 years, and conservationists...
We might associate the sound of ‘singing’ cicadas with holidays abroad in warmer climes. But, as the name implies, the filled the floor of the New Forest until the 1990s. It’s thought changes in habitat management saw Britain’s only native...
