Help with short hiking trips around England, Northern France
Could anybody suggest regions in England and/or Northern France for some hiking? We'll be carrying everything with us, so maybe a town to town trip in an area with nice scenery would work.
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There are many great hiking routes around England and Northern France. Do you prefer walking around hills/mountains/canal or river towpaths/coasts? vineyards/medieval towns/fishing villages? <BR><BR>In Northern France, I have enjoyed walking in Brittany very much-little old towns,magnificent coastal walks, great food. <BR><BR>In England,Pembrokeshire coastal walks,Southwest coastal walks, East Anglia coastal walks,Peak District are my favorites. Centainly,Lake District, Cotswolds are most famous for hiking too.<BR><BR>For basic route planing,I find these books quite helpful: The independent walker's guide to Great Britain and The independent walker's guide to France, both by Frank Booth. France on Foot (Bruce Lefavour),The National Trust book of Long Walks (Adam Nicolson).
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Thanks for the advice JC! Exactly what I was looking for! I'll be looking those guides up!
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Our favorite day hikes are in the Lake District of England. There are many possibilities there and the countryside is beautiful. The Yorkshire Dales are also a good hiking area.
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Hi JC. Sorry to be picky, but Pembrokeshire is in Wales - not England. Nevertheless, it's a beautiful walk and I would definitely recommend it!
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Sorry about including Pembrokeshire in this thread,I knew it is in Wales, but it's such a beautiful route to walk (any many good and cheap B&B),I really hated not to mention it.
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