Winter Walks

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Winter Walks

Whilst this Christmas period will feel a little different this year, and with lots of restrictions still in place, it’s important to make sure you are still getting out and about and enjoying your well-deserved Christmas break. That’s why we’ve listed out some of our top suggestions for beautiful spots across the UK for a lovely winter walk this season! This will be a great chance for you to appreciate nature at this beautiful time of year whilst getting you into the festive spirit. So wrap up warm, fill your flask with a hot drink and enjoy the crispy scenery with your family this winter!

 

  1. Ashridge Estate, Hertfordshire
  2. Blakeney Freshes, Norfolk
  3. Dunstable Downs, Bedfordshire
  4. Dunwich Heath, Suffolk
  5. Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire
  6. Brockhampton Estate
  7. Walks at Croft Castle and Parkland
  8. Clent Hills winter walk, Worcestershire
  9. Lyme, Cheshire
  10. Formby, Liverpool

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Post by Colief
Dec 11, 2020 12:00:00 AM

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