Type of Website: Tourism Promotion

The Category Tourism Promotion is a subset of Visitor Organizations in the UK.

'Get outside and be inspired ... Discover great ideas for your next walking route ... Our maps, walking and travel guides have set the benchmark for British travel publishing ... We're using over a hundred years' worth of experience to bring you the very best of Britain.' Descriptions of over 1500 Walks mapped across the UK.

The Automobile Association

' All around Dunbar there are the most beautiful and soul searching walks. From the short but breathtaking Clifftop Trail to the beach walks that exhilarate and of course Dunbar is at the end of the 134 mile coast to coast route, the John Muir Way. In this section we identify a few ideas for walks around Dunbar but there are many more and wandering and exploring is often just as rewarding.'

60 Things To Do in Dunbar

'Group set up and supported by Isle of Anglesey County Council to promote walking and tourism associated with walking on the island. Its aim is to provide a comprehensive guide for visitors walking not only the Coastal Path, but also the wonderful and numerous inland walks, around the lakes, marshes and stunning scenery that make up this beautiful and ancient land.' ALERT The Website cited here is a replacement for the original, which seems to have disappeared.

'The Ayrshire Paths Initiative provides sensitively managed, well sign-posted routes for all capabilities of walker and cyclist.  Routes include Ayr, Irvine, Muirkirk, Maybole, Largs, Dailly, Dalry, Irvine Valley, Girvan, Straiton, Barr, Dalmellington and Cumbrae.'

Details of about 40 Walks throughout Ayrshire & Galloway - each including a Photo Tour Page to give a guide to the route.

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Walking in Caithness - & Some Sutherland 'Caithness has a huge range of walking possibilities from coastal paths along spectacular cliffs or inland to see castles, brochs or pictish places.   Caithness is also one of the least developed counties in Scotland so you may often find that interesting places are not sign posted.  A map or local book of the area will be of great help ...'

'With its coastal location and open Somerset  countryside all around, Clevedon has some stunning walks.  If you have a favourite walk, why not send it to us and we can add it to the site – crediting you in the same way as the Civic Society!' ALERT Entry migrated from Clevedon Town Council.

'Looking for short walks in the Lake District? Over the past ten years or so our walks have been tailored to younger children. This has been a great opportunity to take advantage of some of the stunning scenery available from the lower fells. Not all peaks are out of bounds for younger children however, and indeed there is nothing more satisfying to your child than their first peak!'

'On the edge of the Pennines, the Denby Dale and Kirkburton area offers rolling countryside with attractive stone-built villages connected by a network of footpaths and trails. Steeped in industrial history, traces of the past can be found at the heart of the villages: the imposing Denby Dale viaduct; the impressive Emley mast; old coaching inns; early churches and chapels; and traditional weaver’s cottages ...'

East Peak Innovation Partnership

'A selection of some of the popular walks in the area': 22 Entries.

The Glencoe and Loch Leven Marketing Association

Mountain Walks [Glencoe Scotland]

'Wide open beaches, meandering coastal paths, bustling harbour towns, quiet seaside villages – if you don’t know the coastline of England, now’s the time to explore! ... England’s Coast is an exciting new tourism initiative offering you a wealth of holiday experiences. Watch the videos, create your ideal itinerary and book direct. Get away from the busy tourist routes and off the beaten track to explore the stunning landscapes and rich heritage of the English coast.'

'Gloucestershire has an amazing amount of walks for all to enjoy, whether you wish to wander through the wooded glades of the Forest of Dean or walk the Cotswold Way.'

Explore Gloucestershire

'Mortimer Country is a walker's paradise whatever your age or ability. Whether you are looking for a strenuous all day hike or a relaxed evening stroll, the excellent and extensive network of way -marked paths will have a walk to suit you.'

"Modbury today is a very pretty little market town, surrounded by the soft rolling countryside of the South Hams. As well as exploring its unique heritage take a little time to browse around its delightful shops or pause a while in one of the pubs or cafes."

'Nottinghamshire has a reputation as one of the best walking and cycling regions in the country. The area is relatively unpopulated with small villages and towns nestled into gentle undulating farmland and heath land with Sherwood Forest and Clumber Park at its heart.'

Sherwood & Dukeries Tourist Association

'OutdoorsWest is a project set up by the Councils in the area, that's Bath & North East Somerset Council, Bristol City Council and South Gloucestershire Council. Whilst we were preparing a Rights of Way Improvment Plan, we were told that people wanted more information, and if there was a website with information on walks, rides and cycle routes they'd use our paths more. So, here's the product.'

information on where to go and what to do on paths in the West of England, whether you want to walk, run, go cycling or ride a horse. - See more at: http://www.outdoorswest.org.uk/Home/#sthash.oI6LUbMJ.dpuf

'If you are thinking of taking a walking holiday in the Outer Hebrides you will really be spoiled for choice when it comes to hiking trails in the Western Isles ... '

Outer Hebrides Tourism Industry Association

'Whether you are a long distance rambler, a hilltop hiker, a Sunday stroller, a fanciful footslogger or an enthusiastic pedestrian preferring to explore urban or village life, Peak District Walks is for you.'

'An area of open space and tranquillity close to the popular towns of Crosby, Formby, Ainsdale and Southport, England's Classic Resort ... Walking and Cycling are great ways to get closer to the fantastic array of flora and fauna found on Sefton's Natural Coast. The suggested trails ... are designed to help visitors discover the interesting places on offer by foot and/or bike.'

Sefton’s Natural Coast Landscape Partnership Scheme

'Visit Wales and explore the hundreds of walking and hiking paths. Follow the Welsh Coast Path from the Severn Estuary to the North Wales Coast. There are also three national Trails in Wales: The Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Glyndwr's Way National Trail and Offa's Dyke Path'  ALSO: * Guided Walks; * Walking Events; *Walking Holidays; * Walking Routes; * Walkers Welcome Towns.

MWT Cymru

'Combining one thousand years of history with independent shops, contemporary art galleries, restaurants and pubs, plus leisure pursuits across the South Downs from walking to canoeing or cycling ... there is something for everyone when you visit Arundel.'

'We’re Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust (TCCT); your local, independent conservation charity. We care for over 1,700 acres of Torbay’s most beautiful natural spaces including Occombe Farm, Cockington Country Park, Berry Head and a host of wildlife-friendly woodlands, meadows, stunning cliffs and coastline around Torbay.'

'Angus is ideal walking country, at all levels of ability. Walkers have the best opportunity of any visitor to see the wildlife and the glorious scenery in Angus - the rolling fields between towns and the countryside, the magnificent terrain of the glens and mountains, and the coastal panorama of surging seas, sweeping beaches and steep cliffs ...'

'There are hundreds of miles of tracks and trails offering something for everyone, from the low level Old Deeside Line which follows the route of the Old Deeside Railway Line, to more strenuous walks including the wonderful Glen Dye Walk to Clachnaben Summit.'

'Many visitors come to The Banffshire Coast to explore our coastal trails and woodland paths on foot, but don’t expect to be jostling for position amongst the crowds. You can relax and enjoy the peace, tranquillity and solitude of the area and, more often than not, have only our sealife, birdlife and wildlife for company.'

'Search Bridgnorth & District Tourist Association online Walking database to find the best places to walk in Bridgnorth and find accommodation providers who have walking facilities on site or nearby.'

Bridgnorth & District Tourist Association

'There’s something for everyone when it comes to entertainment in Cambridge. You can go punting on the River Cam, enjoy a picnic in the park, join a walking tour of the city or explore further afield from the seat of a bicycle following the excellent network of cycle paths in and around the city.' ALERT The Official Tourist Board formerly referenced here has now closed.

'The trails and walks of the Lake District and Cumbria.'

Descriptions of over 90 'Paths, Tracks and Routes' in the Area - which covers: Aberfeldy & Loch Tay; Rannoch & Tummel; Blair Atholl; Pitlochry; Dunkeld & Birnam.

Highland Perthshire Ltd

'The area offers a wide range of activities for visitors and locals alike. These range from facilities to help you research your family tree to quiet country roads for walking or cycling, and golf and fishing are both on our doorstep. For the more energetic there is mountain biking, horse-riding and hillwalking.'

'Explore the beautiful Welsh Marches, historic market towns and pretty villages with one of the self guided maps.'

'If you enjoy walking there are plenty of places to explore. There is, of course the beach, but that's not all ...'

'We hope you enjoy discovering the beauty, diversity and wide range of attractions on offer in North Devon and Exmoor ... '

North Devon Marketing Bureau

'This has to be one of the best destinations in Europe for a walking holiday. Wester Ross has a huge network of paths available to suit a range of abilities from a short, level stroll around Flowedale (in Gairloch) to a full expedition up and around An Teallach, which has been used as a training location for Himalayan climbs!'

Visit Wester Ross - The Celtic Fringe

'With around 8,200 paths and almost half the county designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, walking in Wiltshire has never been better. Whether you choose a gentle stroll or want a more challenging route, there is a network of footpaths for everyone. Walking in Wiltshire's peaceful, glorious countryside will show you rural England at its very best.'

'Welcome to the Cornwall Online walking pages. Our aim is to create a definitive collection of walks throughout Cornwall; walks that reflect the full range of diversity that Cornwall has to offer.'

Walking in Cornwall [Visit Cornwall]

'Discover the soaring mountains of Snowdonia, the scenic countryside of the North East Wales borderlands and Anglesey or coastal walks which wrap around the whole area, from Barmouth in the west to Flintshire in the north east.'

Visit Wales

Worcestershire Walks and Countryside  'Worcestershire has more than 3000 miles of footpaths and bridleways through spectacular countryside, including the Malvern Hills which has 100 miles for walking, cycling and horse riding. The county of Worcestershire has one of the most varied and panoramic landscapes to be found anywhere in England ... countryside just waiting to be explored.'

12 Easy Walks  'gives you a gentle introduction to the region. These 12 circular walks are intended as manageable strolls for anyone who wants to spend a short time walking without a great deal of effort ... These walks are aimed at: Older Walkers | The Less Able | Young Families | Inexperienced Walkers'.

Also an extensive set of 'links to details of walks that can be freely downloaded from the Internet in addition to our own Easy Walks'.

'Open all year round, come and explore the parkland, lakeside woods, beach and cliff-top fields of Penrose along 17 miles of footpaths, cycle trails and bridleways.'

Penrose [National Trust]