Aira Force and Ullswater
A 65-foot waterfall crashing through a wooded ravine above Ullswater, often called the most beautiful lake in England.
A 65-foot waterfall crashing through a wooded ravine above Ullswater, often called the most beautiful lake in England.
A limestone valley in the Peak District, with steep wooded sides and strange rock formations such as Lion's Head Rock and Ilam Rock along the River D…
England's largest national park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of lakes, fells and stone villages that inspired Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter.
A great pinnacle of rock standing on the Trotternish peninsula of the Isle of Skye, part of a huge landslip.
The highest mountain in Wales, 1,085 m, in Snowdonia (Eryri) National Park.
A lovely walk from Lynmouth up the wooded gorge of the East Lyn River to Watersmeet, where the East Lyn and Hoar Oak Water meet in a series of waterf…
The famous chalk cliffs above the English Channel, a symbol of Britain for travellers arriving by sea.
An extinct volcano rising 251 m in Holyrood Park, right in the middle of Edinburgh.
Over 5,000 acres of woods, commons and chalk downland on the Chiltern Hills, with walks for every length.
A chalk hill on the North Downs with one of the best-known views in south-east England, from the Salomons Memorial across the Weald.
The highest cliff on the south coast of England, named for the band of golden sandstone at its top, part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.
The highest lake in England, surrounded by limestone pavement and moorland in the Yorkshire Dales.
Britain's first national park, between Manchester and Sheffield, with gritstone edges, moorland and limestone dales.
A distinctive hill with a half-cone summit on the edge of the North York Moors, shaped by a geological fault and mining that collapsed its side.
A pretty lake surrounded by woods and fells, with views to the Langdale Pikes and Helvellyn.