Best places: Hiking areas in United Kingdom

👍👍 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...

Waterfall with a rocky path behind a broad curtain of water, reached by a steep woodland trail.

Expansive area popular for its variety of prehistoric rock formations & herds of wild goats.

Panoramic views of Derwentwater & Bassenthwaite lakes from a clifftop with a bench & parking lot.

Iconic 120-m. tiered waterfall, 2nd highest in Scotland, can be viewed from a gorge path.

👍👍 We parked at the viewpoint for a walk to the hidden valley (Coire Gabhail), which was very scenic although very steep to scrambling in places, some parts aren't for the feint hearted but we're not expert hill climbers, so can be done by an amateur with caution where needed but not easy and no access...

Rocky overhang offering sweeping views of the valley & reservoir with a variety of trails nearby.

👍👍 What an adventure!! Me and the mrs climbed the peak!!! We had a lovely woman and her son who is a regular help us climb the top as we never done anything like it before. I believe there is a very nice cafe to visit as well. I love wales and its beautiful nature reserve. Parking is a little expensiv...

👍👍 Wonderful experience, but be aware, it is not easy. We climbed for 4 hours and felt exhausted. However, the most difficult part was just about to start. The pain was excruciating while coming down. Worse than when going up. The pressure on the knees makes it very painful. Not for the faint hearted....

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

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

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

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

Visitor centre on the landmark chalk cliffs overlooking The Channel, plus footpaths and coffee shop.

Expanse of heather-covered hills with abundant wildlife and walking, cycling and horse riding paths.

Stand-alone hill topped by a landmark 15th-century tower, with views over 3 counties and Wales.

Popular nature-preserve hike through meadow terrain to a waterfall surrounded by rocks & trees.

Riverside national forest with towering Douglas firs, a waterfall & resident beavers & squirrels.

Wooded paths for hiking & biking, plus a visitors centre with a cafe, play area & bike wash station.