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Where will your
next walk take you?
Five places, five very different ways to explore on foot. Compare the landscape and the shape of a walking day before filling an itinerary.
England
Lake District
Choose the Lake District for a walking trip that can combine lakeside paths, village starts and days on the fells. Our guides distinguish the Keswick and Borrowdale area from central and western valleys, compare named routes, and explain when a compact base is more useful than travelling across the region every morning.
Lakeshores · grassy fells · rocky summits
Explore Lake DistrictItaly
Dolomites
The Dolomites suit travellers who want to compare high meadows, limestone circuits and valley walks before choosing where to stay. Our coverage separates Val Gardena, the Cortina area, Val di Funes and the eastern valleys, and explains the real difference between reaching a famous viewpoint and completing a full mountain route.
Alpine meadows · forest paths · limestone trails
Explore DolomitesCanada
Banff
Plan a Banff trip by separating town-area trails, the Lake Louise and Moraine Lake clusters, and walks along the Icefields Parkway. Our guides compare specific lakeshore, viewpoint and alpine options, explain where routes share an approach, and help you avoid spending a full day repeating the same climb under different trail names.
Forest trails · glacial lakes · alpine passes
Explore BanffUnited States
Yosemite
Choose a Yosemite walking trip by comparing the valley floor, Glacier Point area, Wawona and the sequoia groves rather than treating the whole park as one trailhead. Our guides distinguish short viewing walks from sustained climbs, clarify loop and return options, and show which named routes share enough ground to combine or replace one another.
Valley paths · granite steps · high-country trails
Explore YosemiteUnited States
Great Smoky Mountains
Explore the Smokies through distinct walking areas: the Gatlinburg approaches, Townsend and Cades Cove, Elkmont, the North Carolina valleys and higher ridge starts. Our guides compare waterfall destinations, old-growth walks and mountain outlooks, and explain where a longer route changes the whole day rather than simply adding another attraction to an easy outing.
Woodland paths · stream valleys · mountain ridges
Explore Great Smoky Mountains