Our self-guided, inn-to-inn hikes are unique experiences carefully crafted to give you a sense of discover and journey. We like to treat each day as a mini adventure, weaving variety, interest, stories, and comfort into each daily hike. This generally means around three hours to hike in the morning, a nice place to pause for
25 years is a wonderful milestone. This is a testament to the many great people over the years: those who supported David’s and my initial idea in 2002 at our kitchen table, who helped with research and getting the company and our concept off the ground, all the guests from across the UK and around
We’re excited about sharing the new trail we’ve created with our guests in 2027. To find out more about two of these, I (Storyteller Emma) sat down with Foot Trails Co-Founder and Trail Creator David Howell to ask him how and why he decided to add these new trails to the portfolio. Where are the
2026 has been a great year for Foot Trails, and we’re already looking forward to the adventures that 2027 will bring. I’m particularly excited about sharing two new trails that we’ve created in southern Wiltshire in the beautiful countryside between Salisbury and Stonehenge. The first trail leads straight from our new cosy country inn into
Inside our new brochure, you’ll find our hand-picked trails taking you across some of the most stunning landscapes of South West England. From the rolling hills of the Cotswolds and historic paths around Bath and the Avon Valley through the tranquil landscapes of Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset, to the dramatic beauty of The Jurassic coast
Day 6, our last day of hiking on the guided Story of the Cotswolds, arrived with bright blue skies and golden autumn sunshine. Temperatures were cooler so we dressed warmly with gloves and hats, but it was perfect walking weather. We set out from the doors of our country inn and were soon tracking up
