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This category contains 22 sites:

• Alan Dawson's Long Distance Walks - Personal account of a number of completed walks including The White Peak Way, The Reivers Way and The Wye Valley Walk. Includes route descriptions and maps .
• BlueDome: Trekking Long Distance Trails - Short descriptions on the long distance paths in the UK and Ireland.
• Britain - Long Distance Paths - Descriptions, maps and photographs of long distance footpaths.
• Celtic Trails. - Walking and Hiking Holidays in Britain and Europe,with arranged baggage transfer.
• Icknield Way Association - Known as the oldest road in Britain running from Ivinghoe Beacon to Knettishall Heath . Includes guides for walkers, accommodation and transport .
• Isle of Wight Coast Path - The walk stage by stage, places to stay, how to get there and hints and tips .
• Leland Trail - This 28-mile trail traverses traditional lowland landscapes of dairy and arable farming and links villages and towns in the heart of South Somerset .
• Long Distance Footpaths in Britain - Descriptions and maps of long distance footpaths in Wales, Scotland and England
• Long Distance Paths - Personal account walk descriptions, photographs routes and links from Phil Andrews .
• Macmillan Way - Runs from Boston on the Lincolnshire coast to the Dorset coast at Abbotsbury . Includes maps, news and publications .
• Madenglish - Hiking Guide - Full route descriptions of the Cleveland Way, Coast to Coast, Dales Way, Three Peaks of Yorkshire and others. There is also some information on places to stay.
• Staffordshire Way - Route description of this path which spans the length of the County for 148 kilometres from Mow Cop in the north to Kinver Edge in the south .
• Suffolk Coast Path - Extends 80 kilometres (50 miles) between Lowestoft and Felixstowe . Provides information on routes, transport and maps .
• The Bristol to Bath Railway Path - Route description and map, together with general information .
• The Bronte Way - Route description together with photographs of this 69km (43 mile) path .
• The Great Glen Way - Construction details of this route which will link Fort William to Inverness. The whole route is expected to be available in the Spring of 2002 .
• The Monarch's Way - This long distance walk (610 miles) using footpaths and bridleways closely follows the escape route taken by Charles II after the Battle of Worcester in 1651 .
• The Speyside Way - Runs from Buckie to Aviemore for a dstance of 184 miles. Includes route descriptions, maps and photographs , accommodation list and public transport guide.
• The Ulster Way - Description and photographs of the six main sections of this walk which measures a 666 miles (1,073 kilometres). Includes links to guide books and maps available for purchase online .
• Trans Pennine Trail - A 350-mile national route for recreation and transport, providing a coast to coast linking of major towns and cities across the North of England. Liverpool to Hull and Leeds to Chesterfield.
• TwoMoorsWay - Follows a route between Ivybridge in South Devon and Lynmouth on the North Devon Coast for a distance of 102 miles (163 km). Includes a brief route description and outline map .
• Walking for Pleasure - Personal account with descriptions and photographs of walking the Pennine Way, West Highland Way, and Glyndwrs Way .