Walking in South West England
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Walking
Wherever you go in the South West England, you’ll find trails and paths to suit every walker in every season whether on the coast, across moors or in forests.
There are 3 National Trails – the Cotswold Way, the Ridgeway and the South West Coast Path which at 630 miles runs from Studland in Dorset around Lands End in Cornwall to Minehead in Somerset.
Long distance paths include the Two Moors Way and the Tarka Trail in Devon, and in Wiltshire, the White Horse Trail. Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks have networks of paths running across them or if you prefer walking in woodland, try the Forest of Dean or the New Forest or walk along the riverbanks in the Wye Valley.
Other walking highlights include the Quantock Hills, the Mendips Hills and the Blackdown Hills – all Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
For further information on where to walk in the South West and a list of walking operators visit www.naturesouthwest.co.uk
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