Official UK National Trail Guides
Here you will find our guides for the official National Trails of the UK. National Trails are officially designated long distance routes that connect some of England and Wales’ most spectacular landscapes. Managed by local and national organisations and maintained to a high standard, they provide well waymarked routes for walking, cycling and horse riding. Explore our guides to Britain’s National Trails, including route information, planning advice and inspiration for your next long distance adventure.
The Thames Path Map & FAQ’s
Explore our Thames Path map and plan the 184-mile route from the Cotswolds to London, with walking stages, highlights and cycling advice.
Cleveland Way Map and FAQs
Explore our interactive Cleveland Way Map and start planning your own trip with our tips and advice.
Cotswold Way Map and FAQs
Cotswold Way map and FAQs. Explore this stunning 102 mile National Trail from Chipping Campden to Bath with our interactive map
Hadrian’s Wall Path Map and FAQs
Take a look at our Hadrian's Wall Path Interactive Map and find out more about this National Trail perfect for history lovers
North Downs Way Map and FAQs
Planning the North Downs Way? Find route information, stage details, interactive map with paper maps list and answers to common FAQs.
South Downs Way Map and FAQ’s
Explore the South Downs Way with our OS Maps interactive map - plus advice and FAQ's for walking this famous National Trail
The Pennine Way Map & FAQs
Explore our interactive Pennine Way Map and start planning your own trip with our tips and advice.
Coast to Coast Walk Map & FAQ’s
Explore our interactive map of the Coast to Coast long distance footpath plus exactly which maps you will need for this epic walk
The Ridgeway Walk & Map
Explore the Ridgeway walk with OS Maps Discover. Find a route map and information on this historic trail from Wiltshire to Buckinghamshire. Start planning.
Walking coast to coast via the Hadrian’s Wall Path
Follow the Meek family as they walk Hadrian's Way, a national trail that stretches from the east coast to the west and follows the route of the northern extent of the Roman empire.