Most reviewed Hiking areas in United Kingdom to visit (Updated January, 2021)

National Trust - Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters

Tourist attraction

A scenic spot on the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs with a modern cafe and a National Trust info centre.

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4.70 (11.5K reviews)

National Trust - Lizard Point

Scenic spot

These scenic rocky cliffs with a walking path are the most Southern point of England's mainland.

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4.80 (9.7K reviews)

National Trust - Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre

Visitor center

Modern center with audio tours, a gift shop & exhibits on the dramatic seaside basalt columns.

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4.50 (8.6K reviews)

Cheddar Gorge and Caves

Tourist attraction

Cathedral-like caves with 9000 years of human history that gave its name to England's famous cheese.

4.60 (8.3K reviews)

Ingleton Waterfalls Trail

Tourist attraction

4-mile trail divided into sections, with distinctive geological features and associated plant life.

4.70 (8.1K reviews)

Tatton Park Country Park

Park

Historic estate with Tudor hall, neo-classical mansion, lavish gardens, a deer park & playground.

4.50 (7.3K reviews)

National Trust - Cragside

Tourist attraction

Inventor, Lord Armstrong's rural mansion with gadget displays and a play area in huge gardens.

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4.80 (6K reviews)

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Bridge

Iconic 1901 railway viaduct with a curving, 21-arch span, featured in several Harry Potter movies.

4.70 (6K reviews)

Aysgarth Falls Yorkshire Dales National Park Visitor Centre

Visitor center

Series of cascading waterfalls in a park setting with areas for walks, woodland hikes & picnics.

4.70 (5.7K reviews)

National Trust - Box Hill

Park

Open green space on the North Downs, for walks, wildlife and panoramic views of the countryside.

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4.80 (5.6K reviews)

National Trust - Brimham Rocks

Country park

Area with 400 acres of moorland featuring unique rock formations, with a refreshment kiosk & shop.

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4.80 (5.5K reviews)

National Trust - Rhosili and South Gower Coast

Tourist attraction

👍👍 Absolutely stunning area to walk around in, with beautiful views of the Gower coastline. The path is easy to walk along, with a wide rocky gravel path and lots of grass spaces. It was dog friendly though note there are wild (albeit very tame and docile seeming) horses and sheep roaming. The Nation...

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4.90 (5.3K reviews)