Walking Holiday Breaks in the UK

Feel the real benefits a walking break will give you, enjoying fresh air and gentle activity, far removed from everyday stresses and demands of other people.

A few days away walking and relaxing in different surroundings provides all the enjoyments of a longer walking holiday without the planning and time constraints.

Walk at your own pace taking in God’s beautiful countryside and wildlife , relax in high quality character accommodation or small Country Inns; enjoy good food and local hospitality. You may find you come back feeling fitter, fresher, physically and spiritually uplifted.

Just pick up the phone, pack your walking gear....and go. Celtic Trails will take care of all the details so you don’t have too.

We will even collect you from the nearest railway station ..........You simply choose the time to go.

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Walking Holiday Breaks

Three Castles Walk Walking from Castle to Castle is the perfect walking break and antidote for modern day pressures. Here you will escape into the tranquility of this quiet and little known corner of Monmouthshire, where rural life has changed little over the centuries.

The Coleridge Way A walking holiday break on the Coleridge Way takes you through the stunning Somerset countryside of the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills of Exmoor, a landscape that inspired the poet Coleridge to produce some of his best known work.

Dylan Thomas Trail Journey with us to experience Wales as it is, quiet walks in the wild countryside of Ceredigion – Cardigan Bay in West Wales. Passing through Red Kite country. Visit locations still rich in the lore of Dylan, from Llannon to New Quay.

Llangollen Round The Llangollen Round is an exhilarating walking holiday over the summits and hilltops encircling the beautiful Vale of Llangollen on the Welsh borders. The 33 mile circular route takes you through a huge variety of interesting scenery and countryside and the views are terrific. Snowdon and the mountains of Snowdonia in North Wales to the Shropshire Hills and Wenlock Edge beloved by AE Houseman can be seen.

Llyn Coastal Path Enjoy a short break on the Llyn Coastal Path, a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, visit a selection of pilgrim churches, enjoy the spectacular coastal scenery and possibly weather permitting a day trip to Bardsey Island, the island of 20,000 saints.

Offas Dyke Path Enjoy a short break on the path, named after the powerful 8C Saxon King Offa, who decreed a defensive earthen barrier be built as a monument to his greatness and to discourage the hostile Welsh Celtic tribes in the west raiding his kingdom.

	St David's Pembrokeshire Coast Path Enjoy a short break on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path near St David's, with the option of a day in St David's. There can be few more rewarding walking holidays than a short break on the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail.
	Shopshire Hills - Church Stretton With the Long Mynd ridge to the west and the Stretton Hills and Caer Caradoc to the east, Church Stretton's picturesque setting in a narrow valley in the South Shropshire hills earned it the name of "Little Switzerland".

"These walks can also be booked as Private Guided Walking Trips"