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New 120-mile walking route to be unveiled this September

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The UK’s newest long-distance walking route, the Westmorland and Furness Way, will be officially launched on 15 September 2026. The 120-mile Westmorland and Furness Way...

Rail led tourism trail set to boost Cambridgeshire villages

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A project is putting rail travel on the map by inviting visitors to explore South Cambridgeshire’s villages and attractions by train, foot and bike. A...

Bridge on Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Trail to close for essential works

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From September a bridge on the Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Trail will be closed for eight weeks while essential bridge replacement works take place. The...

New paved trail designed to improve safety and connectivity opens in Tacoma

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The newest section of paved trail in Point Defiance Park in Tacoma, Wash., is complete and ready to welcome pedestrians and cyclists. The yearlong construction...

HAYLOU Watch launches

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For many people, adventure is no longer limited to extreme expeditions or professional training. It can be a weekend cycling route, a hiking trail,...

National Park Foundation awards $5m in grants

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The National Park Foundation has awarded $5m in grants to strengthen the organisational and philanthropic capacity of 77 park partners, official non-profit organisations that...

King Charles III England Coast Path reaches Stour estuary

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A new section of the King Charles III England Coast Path has opened, giving walkers across Suffolk and beyond access to over 13 miles...

Walking Post podcast 57: Walking from home to Rome

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This week on the podcast we have a conversation with Geraldine McFaul, from Glasgow, who spent six months walking from her home to Rome,...
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