Walk the National Trails in England

• Explore the "chocolate box" villages of Broadway and Stanton on the Cotswold Way
• Relish the amazing coastal views on the South West Coast Path
• Walk beside northern Europe's largest surviving Roman monument on Hadrian's Wall
• Follow the Thames Path from its source to central London
• Finish the South Downs Way with views of the chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters 

England hosts 14 of the National Trails of England & Wales. They criss-cross the counties, preserving and showcasing the most spectacular natural areas, and allowing people access to walk and cycle through them. Each trail is managed to ensure the paths are well maintained, the waymarking is flawless and there are amenities available for long-distance walking. 

The trails pass through some of the most spectacular areas in the UK. There are rugged coastal walks on the South West Coast Path, and Cleveland Way, trails full of history like Hadrian's Wall Path and The Ridgeway, and classic trails such as the Pennine Way and Cotswold Way. 

Macs Adventure have been running tours on the National Trails since our very early days.  You can depend on us to provide hand-picked accommodation, local knowledge and a memorable and lasting experience, and we have a close and personal relationship with the accommodations. On all of our National Trails, you can choose from a variety of itineraries and explore over as many days as you feel comfortable. You can also break them up and perhaps start with doing just a section of the trail to return later and do the other part - especially recommended for the huge 630 mile long South West Coast Path!