When you hike the English countryside, history is never far beneath your feet. Walking in England is like stepping back through time. Historic (and prehistoric) monuments are dotted throughout the landscape – what may just look like a lump in the ground, could be a Bronze Age long barrow. Or a hill dominating the landscape
Route checking is a big part of what we do here at Foot Trails. We regularly rewalk our trails to make sure they still ‘work’ (no unexpected changes have been made on the ground) and in response to feedback from guests who have been out walking. At the start of October, I (Talia), Natasha and
“The customer service was luxurious – from the Foot Trail team, the drivers, the inn keepers – made us feel, not only cared for, but spoiled.” Barbara, Canada On a Foot Trails self-guided walking holiday, we take care of all your planning and logistics, including your luggage transfers. When you hike from one country inn
This past weekend, the clocks went back, which means shorter days but also glorious sunrises and sunsets. In October, the weather can be more changeable, but when the sun shines, the countryside looks glorious! Here are a few photos from the Somerset countryside that our team took over the past few days. If you’d like
Last month, Foot Trails Storyteller Emma was out checking one of our trails on a glorious autumnal morning. This short (4.5 miles) walk is one of our introductory hikes, an optional route that our guests can do on their arrival day to familiarise themselves with the English countryside. “Starting from one of our country inns
Foot Trails was created with the belief that each day’s walk should lead you to a warm welcome and a cosy place to stay, bedrooms with creature comforts and en suite bathrooms, authentic to the area you are exploring, and good evening food on offer in a relaxing environment. We personally hand pick every one
