Welcome to Pint Sized Walks
Discover great walks, great company, and a well-earned pint at the end.
We’ve teamed up with Thatchers Cider to bring you Pint Sized Walks a curated collection of scenic routes across the UK, designed to help you get outdoors, explore somewhere new, and finish at a pub serving Thatchers cider.
From coastal ambles and countryside escapes to relaxed city strolls and hidden local gems, each route is carefully chosen to be achievable, sociable, and rewarding perfect for making the most of your time outside.
At Thatchers, enjoying the outdoors has always been part of their story. From their family farm in Somerset, they’ve spent over 120 years crafting cider inspired by the surrounding countryside — best enjoyed, they believe, after a great walk with good company.
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Below you’ll find four featured routes and pub stops to get you started each one a perfect introduction to Pint Sized Walks.
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Launch OS Maps now to explore all Thatchers Pint Sized Walks routes – here are 4 of our favourites.
The Railway Inn – Sandford
Starting and finishing at The Railway Inn, this Pint Sized Walk takes you through the heart of Somerset cider country – and the home of Thatchers.
Follow peaceful paths through orchards, fields and the countryside that has shaped the Thatcher family’s craft for generations. With rows of apple trees, big Somerset skies and plenty of space to slow down, it’s a chance to enjoy the landscape that inspires every drop of Thatchers cider.
The Buttermere Court Hotel – Buttermere
Starting and finishing at The Buttermere Court Hotel, this lakeside walk takes in some of the Lake District’s most breathtaking scenery.
Follow the shoreline of Buttermere as towering fells, peaceful waters and ever-changing views unfold around you. With gentle paths, dramatic mountain backdrops and plenty of spots to stop and take it all in, it’s a walk that feels special from start to finish.
The Ship Inn – Elie
Starting and finishing at The Ship Inn, this coastal walk is the perfect way to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery of the Fife coast.
Follow a mix of coastal paths and peaceful countryside tracks, with sweeping sea views, big skies and plenty of opportunities to slow down and take it all in. From rugged shoreline stretches to quieter inland sections, the changing landscape keeps every step interesting.
The Bishops – St David
Starting and finishing at The Bishops, this relaxed walk packs plenty of Pembrokeshire charm into just a few miles.
Wander through the heart of St Davids, passing its stunning cathedral and the ruins of the Bishop’s Palace, before following paths that pass cities linked to St David himself. Along the way, you’ll discover centuries of history, beautiful countryside and a stretch of coastline that’s perfect for stopping and taking in the view.
Pedn Olva – St Ives
Starting and finishing at Pedn Olva, this relaxed coastal stroll is the perfect way to enjoy the best of St Ives.
Follow the waterfront past sandy beaches and sparkling sea views, before wandering through the town’s charming streets, lined with whitewashed cottages, independent shops and galleries. With plenty to discover along the way, it’s easy to slow down, explore and make an afternoon of it.
The Pig & Fiddle – Bath
Starting and finishing at The Pig and Fiddle, this easy city walk is a great way to discover the charm of Bath.
Wander through historic streets lined with honey-coloured stone, taking in famous landmarks like the Royal Crescent along the way. From grand Georgian architecture to independent shops, galleries and hidden corners, there’s plenty to explore at your own pace.
The Crown Hotel – Lynton
Starting and finishing at The Crown Hotel, this coastal walk showcases some of Exmoor’s most spectacular scenery.
Head out towards the famous Valley of Rocks, where dramatic rock formations and open moorland create a landscape unlike anywhere else. From there, follow sections of the South West Coast Path, with sweeping views across the Bristol Channel and plenty of opportunities to stop and take it all in.
The Boyd Inn – Sidmouth
Starting and finishing at The Bowd Inn, this countryside walk is all about big views, open spaces and getting out into the fresh air.
Follow winding paths through heathland and rolling hills as you make your way towards Fire Beacon Hill, where sweeping views across the East Devon countryside make the climb worthwhile. Along the way, there’s plenty of space to slow down, take in the scenery and enjoy good company.
The Old Success – Sennen Cove
Starting and finishing at The Old Success, this coastal walk takes in some of Cornwall’s most iconic scenery.
Follow the shoreline from Sennen Cove, where golden sands, turquoise waters and a bustling fishing harbour set the scene. Along the way, keep an eye out for fishing boats and gig rowers as you make your way towards the famous Land’s End.
Old Inn – Widecombe in the Moor
Starting and finishing at The Old Inn, this easy Dartmoor walk is all about fresh air, far-reaching views and time spent together outdoors.
Follow peaceful paths through rolling countryside, passing farmland, woodland and open stretches of moorland, with some of Dartmoor’s famous tors never far from view. The dramatic landscape provides a stunning backdrop, while the gentle pace makes it easy to slow down and enjoy the journey.
Low Wood Bay Resort – Ambleside
From Thatchers Pint Sized Walks on OS Maps comes a lakeside and fellside route made for easy summer days and shared moments spent exploring together.
Starting and finishing at Low Wood Bay Resort, this walk combines lakeside views with a rewarding climb above Windermere.
The White Hart – Farncombe
Starting and finishing at The White Hart, this easy Surrey loop is made for slow summer countryside strolls.
Leaving the village behind, the route takes you past the green open spaces of Broadwater Park before winding around Farley Hill, where gentle climbs and countryside views make every stepworthwhile. Along the way, you’ll find quiet paths, fresh air and plenty of chances to stop, chat and take it all in.
Red Shoot Inn – Linwood New Forest
Starting and finishing at The Red Shoot Inn, this gentle New Forest walk is perfect for slowing down and enjoying the great outdoors.
Follow peaceful paths through open heathland and woodland, with wide skies, grazing ponies and beautiful scenery around every turn. With a relaxed pace and plenty of fresh air, it’s a route made for good conversation and easy summer days.
The Devonshire – Grassington
Starting and finishing at The Devonshire, this easy countryside walk is all about big skies, rolling hills and time well spent outdoors.
Follow quiet paths through the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, where far-reaching views and peaceful surroundings make it easy to slow down and enjoy the moment. With gentle climbs and ever-changing scenery, there’s plenty to take in along the way without ever feeling rushed.
Bottom Ship
Starting and finishing at Bottom Ship, this relaxed coastal walk showcases the best of Porlock Weir and its surrounding countryside.
Follow the coast along the King Charles III England Coast Path, taking in wide-open views, salt marshes and the ever-changing colours of the shoreline. The route then heads inland to the picturesque village of Porlock, before returning through peaceful countryside along sections of the Coleridge Way.
The Buttermere Court Hotel – Buttermere
Starting and finishing at The Buttermere Court Hotel, this lakeside walk takes in some of the Lake District’s most breathtaking scenery.
Follow the shoreline of Buttermere as towering fells, peaceful waters and ever-changing views unfold around you. With gentle paths, dramatic mountain backdrops and plenty of spots to stop and take it all in, it’s a walk that feels special from start to finish.
The Lion Inn – Winchcombe
Starting and finishing at The Lion Inn, this easy Cotswold walk is all about rolling countryside, far-reaching views across patchwork fields and setting a relaxed steady pace.
Leaving Winchcombe behind, you’ll follow peaceful paths through fields and along stretches of the Gloucestershire Way, with gentle hills and classic Cotswold scenery around every corner. The route then takes you past the beautiful grounds of Sudeley Castle, where parkland, ancient trees and a touch of local history add something special to the walk.