The UK is filled with a myriad of beautiful National Parks to relax in and see. Here are just five of our favorites you do not need to miss out on…
South Downs
The Southdowns provides over 100 miles of breathtaking viewpoints from Winchester all of the way to Eastbourne. Offering a number of the country rivers and a great deal of wildlife, it claims to give peaceful walks to you and your family and cycle routes that are car-free. With so much to choose from you can spend weeks.
Our Tip
Catch the no 13X bus from Eastbourne to Brighton (or vice versa) and sit up top for spectacular views over the white cliffs of Seven Sisters and Beachy Head. Jump off at Birling Gap to enjoy a scenic walk along the cliff tops or at Seven Sisters Country Park for a walk along the river Cuckmere and a view up in the cliffs.
Make sure that you check out the website to find out more about all the different paths they need to provide: www.southdowns.gov.uk
Lake District
The Lake District offers a number. With distinct places you can explore a variety of areas including the famed Windermere on foot or explore the Coniston water on an electric vessel or a canoe. With over 885 square miles of park there’s something for everybody.
Our Hint
The Lake District holds several events throughout the year, for all age groups that are different. Be sure to check their event’s page prior to seeing and see if anything interests you: www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/visiting/events
If you’re look to explore the Lake District and see what it has to offer, be sure to check their site: http://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/
Snowdonia
Discover Snowdonia’s a place where you can relax but also enjoy some of this country’s most beautiful lands, national park. Here you have the highest mountain in Wales, where you can find its historical castles or trek along the coastline and revel in the views that they process. Full of steep river gorges, waterfalls and green valleys, this really is a place of beauty.
Our Tip
Snowdonia is filled with historic sites, in reality Harlech Castle was built in the 13th Century which is known to be among the best of all King Edward’s castles. You may see a list of all their historic websites here: www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/visiting/things-to-do/historic-sites
Want to learn more? Make sure you see their website for all the info on Snowdonia and what it has to offer: http://www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
Loch Lomond is packed full of things to do. Ideal for thrill seekers explorers and casual ramblers alike there’s something for everybody. Great for water sports, you will find a plethora of activities available- boat trips, sailing and canoeing are just some of the activities available all year around (so long as the weather appropriate). Aside from the water, you can explore the breathtaking views, with over twenty-one different munros to scale, (Ben more being the greatest in 1,174m.) Wherever you visit at Loch Lomond, you are not far from breathtaking sights and therefore are guaranteed a excellent day out.
Our tip
Ensure that you check out the Scenic Routes path: www.lochlomond-trossachs.org/things-to-see/scenic-routes-viewpoints
With a lot to offer, make certain that you check out their site to find out more: www.lochlomond-trossachs.org
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Peak District
The peak district will be something for you if you love walking, cycling or wildlife viewing. Situated between Sheffield and Manchester you have a tour, will have the opportunity to cycle through multi terrain circuits which are free or attempt a climb. There are so many distinct tasks to do for the entire family.
Our Tip
There are many cycle routes in the Peak District, be sure to plan yours in advance: www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/visiting/cycle/cycle-routes
For any more information, check out their website for a whole collection of all of the activates they have available. http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/
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