Explore England on a self-guided walking holiday from Macs Adventure. Every region boasts its own character—rolling countryside, rugged fells, peaceful village trails, or dramatic coastal paths. Along the way, soak up the local way of life, savour regional flavours, wander bustling markets, and uncover centuries of history in charming towns, National Parks, and iconic landmarks.
Since 2003, Macs Adventure has been helping travellers experience England’s contrasting regions, culture and landscapes - and of course, doing it the Macs Way, with no tour guide included!
The Coast to Coast is one of England's most iconic walks. While not a National Trail, it still holds its own as one of the great walks of England. It takes in two National Parks, crammed with natural beauty and takes you through some of the loveliest villages in the North of England. Â
Rolling hills, honey-colored stone, and villages that feel frozen in time. In this video, we take you through some of the best villages in the Cotswolds - from postcard-perfect streets and historic market towns to peaceful riverside hamlets. Each stop showcases the quiet charm, rich history, and beautiful countryside that make the Cotswolds one of England’s most loved walking regions. The best part? You can visit these villages on our self-guided Cotswolds hiking or biking itineraries. With hand-picked accommodation, luggage transfers, and flexible routes, you’re free to explore at your own pace - on foot or by bike.
In this video, our South West Coast Path experts share their personal highlights along England’s longest National Trail — think dramatic coastal scenery, charming seaside towns, and days where the path hugs the edge of the coast.
The Cotswolds is world-famous for bustling market towns, beautiful villages, and stunning countryside. Our travellers love walking in England’s quintessential landscapes, discovering the abbeys, historic houses, ruins and history of the area. In this video, take a look at our flagship Slower Adventure: The Cotswolds in Comfort
The English Lake District is one of the country's finest areas for walking. From peaceful valleys, to pristine lakes to dramatic fells and pretty villages, it has something to offer for everyone.Â
Join us on a walk from St Ives to Penzance on the South West Coast Path. This remote and exhilarating walk along the clifftops visits the bustling towns, golden sands and secluded coves of Cornwall.
Hadrian's Wall Path follows the route of the UNESCO world heritage wall, built to keep the barbaric Scots out of Roman territory. This outstanding historical site is punctuated with milecastles, museums and recreations, not to mention some of the best walking in England. Â
Distinct Regions, Deep Traditions and Landscapes Made for Walking
From coast to countryside, Yorkshire puddings to Cornish pasties, England’s landscape and culture are best discovered on foot. Since 2005, Macs has been helping walkers uncover the country’s contrasting regions, National Trails and welcoming local B&Bs. With an accessible public transport network and a cosy village pub waiting at the end of the day, active travel in England feels effortless, richly rewarding and inherently authentic.
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