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Britain - England - Scotland - Wales - United Kingdom Britain Walking Tours The Walks We have British walking tours every week March through October throughout Britain, graded for different levels of activity. Walking vacation packages. We have two types: Escorted (guided) and self-led. They are all Country House Based. All holidays have been designed by WALKERS FOR WALKERS. Locations: Choose from 18 magnificent locations England: Cotswolds, Cornwall, Dartmoor, Derbyshire Dales, Exmoor, Isle of Wight, Northern Lake District, Southern Lake District, Northumberland, North York Moors, South Downs, Southern Yorkshire Dales, Northern Yorkshire Dales. Choose from 2 glorious locations in Scotland : Western Highlands, Isle of Arran. Choose from 2 locations perfect for the mountains Wales Brecon Beacons, Snowdonia  Accommodation We have carefully selected a mixture of comfortable 3/4/5 star country house/hotel accommodation perfect for those which are more comfortable with private bath. All have good boot and drying room facilities, tea and coffee makers and dining room service. Our daily social program includes an informal house party atmosphere, great for making new friends. You spend your whole stay in one property. The settings are varied, illustrating the surrounding beauty and diversity of the countryside.  Country House Based: You stay at one country
house hotel for your entire stay. Most 1 week tours offer walks on 5 days
during the week, departing at 9:30AM and spending about 5-7 hours walking,
including stops. Wednesday is a free day, allowing you to do what you want, or
to rest. The walks are categorized from short to long or from low to high level
terrain, so there is something to suit every taste on each departure. The
length of each days' walks depends on the level chosen, but can range from 2-12
miles or more. Our most popular British guided walking holidays offer you a
choice of up to three lengths of walks each day, we call them Classic Walking
Holidays. An easier walk and harder walk and one in between, perfect for those
holidaying together with different walking tastes. You can walk with one party
level one day, and switch to another the next - it's entirely up to you.You
don't have to stick to the same level throughout the week. You need not walk
every day, if you don't want to.
Short 3/4 day walks, 1 or 2 week walks We have short walks, too, of 3 or 4 days, from March-October, and some other dates, and longer walks of 1 or 2 weeks, walks for singles, families, and adventurous walks. This is a brief summary of what we offer. If you do not see here exactly what you want, please ask - we more than likely have it! The Areas We have walking tours in all areas of Britain. You can combine a week in Scotland with a week in England's Lake District, the Cotswolds, or just take a week's walk in Wales. Tours begin and end on Saturdays, allowing for easy combination of tours. Families, Couples, Singles, Groups Parents, toddlers, teenagers - there is something for everyone on our family walks. We have walks for those just aged 20-35, walks with a theme, gentle walking holidays. Single guests are welcome although there will be a supplement charged (unless a sharing arrangement can be made prior to departure.) Discounts for groups are available, too. Walking in a group The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. There is normally a good mix of ages, of new clients and 'regulars' from Britain and overseas, and of couples, friends and people travelling alone. All our walks leaders are experienced, mostly enthusiasts who provide thoughtful, safe and informative leadership at all times. Meals: After a full breakfast we generally start the day at 9.30am taking a self-select picnic lunch and returning to the Country House hotel between 5.00pm and 6.30pm, in time for a relaxed three-course evening meal. Dates What's Included:
2008 Prices British Walking tours country house based. ALL AREAS HAVE TOURS EVERY SATURDAY. JUST PICK YOUR LOCATION. Not all areas have shorter tours. 2008 England, Scotland or Wales Walking Vacations - per person in a twin room. Not all locations have short tours (3 and 4 nights)
Children: Sat 19 May to Friday 31 August: Under 4's FREE*, 4-17yrs 50% off adult rate* All other dates: Under 4’s FREE*, 4-17yrs 60% off adult rate Not all areas are available at other times of year. Please ask for rates/dates/locations Nov-Apr. You may combine two one week tours to form a longer vacation. Airfare and transfers are also available.  Travel Insurance:Essential on this type of tour, at varying cost. Tour Size/Guides The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. There is normally a good mix of ages, of new clients and 'regulars' from Britain and overseas, and of couples, friends and people travelling alone. You will walk with a small group of international travelers. Tour sizes vary, but operate with a minimum of 8 guests. Our groups are a nice size, normally around 15 per Leader. Walking leaders may be National Park wardens, local historians, botanists or just those who love walking. All have been put through a rigorous assessment procedure and training course. Fitness This is not an endurance test! We will ensure you have a wonderful vacation whatever your ability. Any training beforehand would obviously be beneficial. Most tours offer a choice of walks each day, and you need not walk if you don't want to. Transportation is included between the house and the walks. For the avid walker, we have "Challenger Holidays", the highest, hardest, longest walking vacations. Transfers ARE NOT included, but we can book these for you by rail from London to the closest town, at added cost. Do the hotels have laundry rooms? Our own Country House accommodation have dedicated laundry rooms and drying rooms. Are tea and coffee making facilities available? At our own Country House accommodation, these are provided FREE in your bedroom, and often in the public lounges. Scotland .jpg) Western Highlands
Sea lochs. Narrow ridges. The highest mountains in Britain.
Exhilarating. Wooded glens. Red deer. Classic scrambling. Great food. A sense
of history. Scotland doesn’t get any more dramatic than the West
Highlands. Glen Coe lies at the heart of the Highlands amid Britain's
finest mountain walking territory: known as Lochaber, this area is to many
the epitome of Scotland. Glen Coe has dramatic glens, with jagged ridges
and many post-glacial features to explore. Close to our base, and waiting to be
conquered, is Ben Nevis, Britain's highest peak at 4,408ft. If Ben Nevis
is too challenging there are plenty of rewarding walks on our popular guided
walking holidays, through Glen Nevis, between Ben Nevis and the munros of the
Mamores, and through the glen of the River Leven. You'll be based in our
fine Country House hotel, Alltshellach, a fine Scottish residence, formerly a
bishop's house, enjoys a classic Highland location at the edge of North
Ballachulish village. The Country House accommodation stands amid lawned and
wooded grounds sweeping down to the shores of Loch Leven with its superb
backdrop of mountains rising to more than 3,000ft above Glen Coe. The nearest
town is Fort William, 13 miles north, a bustling resort close to Ben Nevis. BY
RAIL: To Glasgow station. Visit thetrainline.com for train information and to
book tickets. Transfer to House: HFHolidays transfer service (Saturday):
included in HF rail ticket. Departs Glasgow - 16.15 (Saturday). Or to Fort
William station Transfer to House: (12 miles). Taxi: allow £14 per journey
(less if shared). BY AIR: To Glasgow International airport (GLA). Visit
www.baa.co.uk for flight information. Transfer to House: HF Holidays transfer
service pick up - 16.30 (Saturday). Transfer from House: HF Holidays transfer
service drop off - Leaves House at 8.30am (Saturday) Bookable in advance:
£16.50 return Isle of Arran Arran packs in a bewildering amount of variety with granite peaks, rolling forests and choice beaches, with views changing at every turn. The Isle of Arran is known as 'Scotland in miniature' and is famed as the most geologically diverse part of Britain. The isle is an ideal scale for walking, and is blessed with a mild climate that enables palm trees to flourish in coastal gardens. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Altachorvie, set amid gardens on a hillside on the east of the Isle of Arran. .jpg) WalesBrecon Beacons Rolling mountains. Wooded valleys. Quiet. Great walks. Waterfalls. A Welsh market town. Dramatic castles. Far reaching views. Canalside paths through traditional meadows. Explore the Brecon Beacons National Park with us. The summits of the Brecon Beacons assert their massive presence amidst exposed plateaux and lofty sandstone summits, high above scattered hill farms. Our guided classic walking holidays can offer the experienced walker a great deal of rugged walking along thrilling ridges and edges, and across expansive moorland hills in the centre and west of the Brecon Beacons National Park. For the less seasoned walker the Beacons offer the chance to explore natural forests, fast-flowing rivers and placid canals, or discover the Waterfall Country of Mellte and Hepste gorges in the south. The Black Mountains, to the east, are long finger-like hills, enclosing lush green dales. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Nythfa House, on the outskirts of the bustling market town of Brecon in Mid Wales. BY RAIL: To Abergavenny station, 3 hours by train from London. Visit thetrainline.com for train information and to book tickets. Transfer to House: (20 miles).  Snowdonia Snowdonia boasts some
of the grandest mountain scenery south of Scotland; its individual summits are
crying out to be explored. There is plenty of scope for challenging mountain
walking south of Conwy. Snowdon is the highest Welsh peak and is a
thrilling experience whichever way you ascend, while Conwy Mountain is easily
climbed and offers spectacular views of the Isle of Anglesey. Less demanding
walks delve into forests and moorland massifs, and pass brooding lakes and
rushing waterfalls. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Bryn
Corach, a beautiful turreted house in Conwy in North Wales. Bryn Corach was
reputedly inspired by Conwy Castle, which stands in the foreground of a view
that sweeps from Great Ormes Head on the northern coast to the peaks of
Snowdonia. It has close access to walks on Conwy Mountain, and a 10 minute walk
downhill leads into Conwy, which has banks, shops and cafes. This area boasts
some of the grandest mountain scenery in England and Wales. BY NATIONAL EXPRESS
COACH: Travel to Lancaster Square, Conwy. For further information on routes,
times and prices visit www.nationalexpress.com, quoting ref HFHOLTEN to receive
a discount. The cost of a taxi from Lancaster Square is approximately £2.
BY RAIL: To Llandudno Junction. Visit thetrainline.com for train information
and to book tickets. Transfer to House: (1½ miles). Taxi: allow £3.70
per journey (less if shared). Or to Conwy station (change at Llandudno
Junction) Transfer to House: (½ mile). Taxi: allow £2.70 per journey
(less if shared).  England
Choose from 14 magnificent locations in England Cotswolds, Cornwall, Dartmoor, Derbyshire Dales, Exmoor, Isle of Wight, Northern Lake District, Southern Lake District, Northumberland, North York Moors , Purbeck Hills, South Downs, Southern Yorkshire Dales, Northern Yorkshire Dales. The Cotswolds The Cotswolds are famous for all that is quintessentially English, with golden stone villages, handsome manor houses, rolling cornfields and green valleys. Our guided classic walking holidays are perfect for beginners allowing you to discover this most English of landscapes. There are village-to-village walks as well as delightful paths through woodlands, meadows and across the Cotswold plateau. The Cotswold Way provides some of the most scenic walking with medieval churches, country estates, ancient sites and Roman villas. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Harrington House, in the picturesque town of Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds. BY RAIL: To Moreton-in-Marsh station, about 2 hours from London. Visit thetrainline.com for train information and to book tickets. Transfer to House: (8 miles). Cornwall Cornwall has England's most exciting and diverse coastline with dramatic granite cliffs, golden-sand beaches and old fishing ports. All are featured on our guided Classic Walking holidays. St Ives stands at the eastern end of Penwith, the granite peninsula that forms the big toe of Britain, with exhilarating cliff top walking right the way round past Land's End to Penzance. Cornwall offers a mix of old and new with Iron Age villages, futuristic Goonhilly Satellite Station and the world famous biospheres of the Eden Project. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Chy Morvah, in the seaside town of St Ives in the Cornwall. BY NATIONAL EXPRESS COACH: Travel to St Ives. For further information on routes, times and prices visit www.nationalexpress.com, quoting ref HFHOLTEN to receive a discount. BY RAIL: To St Erth station. Visit thetrainline.com for train information and to book tickets. Transfer to House: (4½ miles). Taxi: allow £10 per journey (less if shared). Or to St Ives station (change at St Erth) Transfer to House: (½ mile). 10 minute walk (uphill). Taxi: allow £2.70 per journey (less if shared). Dartmoor The Dartmoor National Park is the highest, emptiest and wildest landscape in southern England. The terrain rises to over 2,000ft above sea level and often there is nothing more than sheep and Dartmoor ponies for company. It is almost made for adventure, with plenty of scope for long hikes across breathtaking countryside studded with archaeological remains. Eastern Dartmoor is a series of lush, wooded valleys hiding cosy villages. Here the Teign flows along a gorge offering a delightful ramble for its entire length. Our guided walking holidays offer a range of some of the more challenging walking in the south of England. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Moorlands, high up in the moor in the National Park at Haytor in Dartmoor. BY NATIONAL EXPRESS COACH: Travel to Newton Abbot. For further information on routes, times and prices visit www.nationalexpress.com, quoting ref HFHOLTEN to receive a discount. You will need a taxi from Newton Abbot to our hotel. BY RAIL: To Newton Abbot station. Visit thetrainline.com for train information and to book tickets. Transfer to House: (10 miles). Taxi: allow £17 per journey (less if shared).  Derbyshire Dales The Derbyshire
Dales, in the Peak District National Park, have fabulous limestone
countryside featuring caves, valleys and stone-built villages. This area
is very rewarding for walkers, whether through Dove Dale, with its eye-opening
rock formations, or along the Gritstone Trail, looking down across the
Cheshire Plain and into Wales. There are numerous industrial relics that
add to the landscape, including textile mills, canals and abandoned
mines. Our guided walking holidays include a range of highlights of the
area, whether you stay for a week or just a few nights. You'll be based in our
fine Country House hotel, Newton House, set in two acres of land in the Peak
District National Park above Dovedale in the Derbyshire Dales Exmoor Wooded coombes. Heather moors. Secluded cliffs. Interesting people. Lorna Doone’s country. National Trust estates. Thatched cottages. Fine food. Exmoor combines the best of Devon and Somerset.The Exmoor National Park is astonishingly diverse from purple moors to steep-sided river valleys. This sparsely populated landscape gives a real sense of escape, with circling buzzards and wild ponies for company. Summits such as Dunkery Beacon rise high above the oak woods of the lower slopes. Selworthy Beacon is a rewarding coastal hill within walking distance of Holnicote House and linked by paths to Allerford, with its ancient packhorse bridge. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Holnicote House, which lies in a 12,500 acre estate in the Horner Valley in Selworthy in Exmoor.  Northern Lake District For
generations the outstanding scenery of the Lake District has attracted walkers
who come to discover this magical landscape of rare scenic beauty. The area
offers something for everyone; from walks through the charming wooded valley
of Borrowdale and tranquil lakeside paths to classic ascents of summits
such as Helvellyn, Great Gable and Scafell Pike. Speckled with tiny islands and
surrounded by majestic fells, Derwentwater is a superb location from which to
enjoy everything that Lakeland has to offer. You'll be based in our fine
Country House hotel, Derwent Bank, set in an idyllic location beside
Derwentwater in the Northern Lake District. Southern Lake District Beatrix Potter. Forest walks. Great views. Wordsworth. A cruise on a lake. Reaching the summit of The Old Man of Coniston. Ancient tracks through old mineworkings. There’s no better way to explore Lakeland than on foot.Coniston Water in the southern part of the Lake District lies in an area of typically beautiful and spectacular scenery. A walkers' paradise, the Lake District offers so much to seasoned walkers or newcomers alike. Our range of guided walking holidays really does open up the tops and views to all. To the east rises the woodland of Grizedale Forest, while to the west craggy peaks rear up dramatically amid some of the Lakeland's classic fell walking terrain. There are some highly rewarding smaller summits, and from Monk Coniston a woodland track leads up to Tarn Hows, a tranquil tree-fringed lake. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Monk Coniston, a romantic Gothic-style house overlooking Conistonwater in the Southern Lake District. BY NATIONAL EXPRESS COACH: Travel to Windermere Main Road Tourist Information centre. For further information on routes, times and prices visit www.nationalexpress.com, quoting ref HFHOLTEN to receive a discount. You will then need to take a taxi from Windermere to the Monk Coniston. BY RAIL: To Windermere station. Visit thetrainline.com for train information and to book tickets. Transfer to House: (13 miles). Taxi: allow £16 per journey (less if shared). Northumberland England's North Country is famous for the beauty of its scenery, magnificent coasts with sweeping sandy beaches, punctuated by fishing villages and imposing castles. Our guided classic walking holidays will take you deep into the isolated Cheviot Hills, help you to experience the steep-sided Simonside Hills and allow you to enjoy the lovely Northumberland coast. This is true border country with an impressive legacy of castles to discover - Dunstanburgh, Bamburgh, Alnwick and Warkworth, whilst Hadrian's Wall is one of only 26 World Heritage Sites. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Nether Grange, in the quiet harbour village of Alnmouth, in the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
South Downs Sussex preserves some of England's most enchantingly traditional scenes, with remains of prehistoric settlers at the Cissbury Ring flint mine, and the Bronze-Age barrows at Kingley Vale Nature Reserve. The South Downs Way follows the crest of the Downs until it reaches the sea at Seven Sisters and Beachy Head. With our guided walking holidays explore gracious parklands of imposing country houses, and discover villages with flint-walled cottages. Chichester Harbour, a vast expanse of water, sands and marshes is an excellent spot for birdwatching. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Abingworth Hall beside its own lake in 8 acres of parkland in Abingworth on the South Downs. BY RAIL: To Pulborough station, 1 1/2 hours from London. Visit www.nationalrail.co.uk for train information Transfer to House: (7 miles). .jpg) Northern Yorkshire
Dales The northern Yorkshire Dales reveal the qualities of the high
Pennines with assertive moorland hills, remote farming communities and deep
valleys. The Howgill Fells rise to over 2,000ft above the grey-slate roofs
of Sedbergh, and offer hikes over the wide-open landscapes. Explore the paths
along the valley floor, through typical Dales villages, to Whernside, the
highest of Yorkshire's Three Peaks. There are magnificent waterfalls, including
Hardraw Force and Aysgarth Falls, and the impressive Bolton Castle waiting to
be discovered. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Thorns Hall,
located on the outskirts of the attractive small market town of Sedbergh in the
Yorkshire Dales Sample Tour: Bourton on the Water, Cotswolds Harrington Hall dates from Tudor times. Built of Cotswold stone, it is quietly tucked away just 100 yards from the center of Bourton-on-the-Water. This is one of the showpiece Cotswolds villages, 40 minutes from Oxford. Within this most English of landscapes there are absorbing village to village walks, paths across the Cotswold plain. On the way, you'll find medieval churches, country estates, and a wealth of prehistoric sites, burial mounds and Roman villas. Highlights include: Following the trail of Charles II's escape from Cromwell · The Cotswold escarpment between Broadway and Snowshill - a wonderful area for views. · A village-to-village hike along the Coin Valley from Bibury. · From Nettleton to the Duntisbourne villages via one of the watersheds of England. · The old capital of Mercia (Winchcombe) through Guitting Wood and via Sudeley Castle. Short Walks are 5-7 miles, easy gradients. Medium Walks are 7-10 miles, undulating with gentle gradients. Long Walks are 8-11 miles, 430-1740 ascent during the day.  Sample Tour:
Conway, North Wales
(Snowdonia)Snowdonia boasts some of the grandest mountain scenery in England and Wales, its highly individual summits crying out to be climbed. There's ample scope for challenging walks onto the tops, with the loftiest of them clustered southwest of Conwy. At 3,560ft, Snowdon - or Yr Wyddfa in Welsh - is the highest Welsh peak, and a thrilling experience whichever way you ascend. Equally challenging are the Glyders, the Carneddau range and many superb lesser-known peaks such as Moel Siabod. Magnificent mountain backdrops and glaciated U-shaped valleys are almost constant companions. Less demanding rambles delve into forests and moorland massifs, and past brooding lakes and rushing waterfalls. Conwy Mountain, an easily walked hill, has superb coastal views towards the low-lying Isle of Anglesey. Conwy is an outstandingly preserved coastal town surrounded by its 21-towered medieval wall and guarded by its massive 13th century castle. Further castles await at Harlech, Beaumaris and Caernarfon, while Portmerion is a dreamlike Italianate village created in the early 20th century, and Bodnant Gardens are a riot of color all summer. The narrow-gauge Ffestiniog Railway is one of the most scenic of Snowdonia's nostalgic rail attractions. Accommodation:Bryn Corach is a fanciful turreted house reputedly inspired by Conwy Castle, which stands in the foreground of a view that sweeps from Great Ormes Head on the northern coast to the peaks of Snowdonia. It has close access to walks on Conwy Mountain, and a 10-minute walk downhill leads into Conwy, which has banks, shops and cafés. Capacity: 75 (all in the main building and wing). Facilities: Three lounges, bar, croquet, short tennis, badminton, volleyball, and games room with pool table and table tennis. Bootroom, drying room, laundry facilities and mini-shop. Bedrooms: single, single en-suite, twin, twin en-suite and double en-suite. In each bedroom you'll find towels, soap, hair dryer, clock radio, shaver point and 13 amp power sockets. Tea and coffee making facilities are also provided with complimentary tea, coffee, milk and sugar. Televisions and telephones are not provided in the bedrooms. No smoking Please note that Bryn Corach is designated as non-smoking. Smoking is also not allowed on coaches. Wainwright's Coast to Coast The Coast to Coast is the most popular long distance trail in the UK, welcoming walkers from all over the world. Alfred Wainwright's classic walk crosses England from the Irish Sea at St Bees to the North Sea at Robin Hood's Bay, passing through three national parks and wonderful scenery throughout - including heather moors, pretty valleys of the Yorkshire Dales and dramatic Lake District mountains. Luggage Transport Transport of your luggage will be arranged by us and is of course, included in your holiday price. It would be appreciated if you limited your luggage to one medium sized bag, rucksack or suitcase. Rates per person, sharing a twin room, in USD
Holiday Start: St Bees is situated on the Cumbrian Coast line between Barrow-in-Furness and Carlisle. There are regular Intercity trains from around the UK to either Carlisle or Lancaster where you will need to change for the train to St Bees. A transfer is included for the 30 minute journey from St Bees, to our first night’s accommodation at Ennerdale Bridge. Holiday Finish: Our final hotel is Larpool Hall, located on the edge of Whitby. On the final day we offer a transfer to Scarborough station, a journey of approximately 30 minutes. Scarborough is the final station on the line from York. Trains from Scarborough to York run every hour and take 50 minutes. There are very regular mainline trains from York which take around 2 hours from London King’s Cross and 1hr 30 minutes from Manchester.  Click here for Ireland
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