Autumn Walking Holidays in the UK

Independent self-guided walking holidays with luggage transfer

Autumn Walking Holiday Breaks Wye Valley Autumn Breaks Autumn walking in the Wye Valley brings a unique colourful experience as the ancient woodlands which line the steep slopes of the lower Wye Valley change to a glorious canopy of reds, yellows and gold's. A mix of broad-leaf trees and conifers these former Royal hunting grounds are now a haven for wildlife . In Autumn you may see deer, badgers, goshawks, peregrine and along the riverbanks wild swans, kingfisher, otter and other river life. Three Castles Autumn Breaks Walking from Castle to Castle is the perfect walking break and antidote for modern day pressures. The Walk links the Trilateral Castles, a triangle of Norman castles built by Hugh de Burgh, to maintain a grip and a line of defence along the turbulent Welsh Marches. Walking through the quiet Welsh border countryside, it is hard to imagine the peaceful countryside as the backdrop of fierce medieval conflicts. Dee Valley Autumn Breaks This excellent walking holiday break follows the course of the River Dee, a beautiful salmon river snaking through pastoral riverside and hillside landscape, in Wales’s quiet rural Borderlands. The walk is not just a riverside stroll ; you follow river paths, quiet country lanes, climb old celtic trails dipping and rising over heather covered hillsides, through fields and woods. Few walking breaks will give you quite so many interesting features in such a compact area. Dylan Thomas Walking Breaks 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. For many, Dylan Marlais Thomas was the epitome of the wild Welshman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Celtic Trails - that little bit more

Celtic Trails is the leading walking holiday provider in Wales with over 15 years experience providing high quality Independent Self Guided, Guided and Private walking trips throughout Wales.

Walking through Wales you quickly discover why it is different and unique Known as Cymru in its own language, ‘the Land of Comrades’, Wales is a nation culture and language that is the sole remaining part of a Britain that has long disappeared.

Ancient Celtic trails thread their amongst some of the oldest, most beautiful yet least explored landscapes in Britain, where you will meet few other people along the way.

Surrounded on three sides by the sea, Wales is a peninsula of unspoiled natural beauty and scenic contrasts - gently rolling hills, secluded valleys, grey stone farmhouses and dry stone walls disappearing over dramatic mountain ranges, sparkling glacial lakes, and breathtaking panoramic coastal scenery all crop up unexpectedly round every bend.

This is superb walking country. Wales’s ancient landscape hides a network of hidden trails and paths, a legacy left by its early Celtic inhabitants and other occupiers.

Within its small expanse lies a land of spectacular contrasts and scenery that constantly changes and surprises you.

Each day is different as we guide you along some of Britain’s best walking trails once traversed by ancient Celts and earlier occupiers

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