Facts

• Anthony Dyer's Mountain Pages - hiking in Scotland and Norway
  

  Anthony Dyer does a very good job describing the many hiking possibilities in the UK - especially the Munro's in Scotland - and Norway. He has a good hand of photographing and there is even a section on how to become a good photographer yourself. Recommended.

• Isle of Arran Coastal Way, Scotland, UK
  

  Home page of the Arran Coastal Way. Accommodation list. Sketch of trail.

• Long-distance footpaths in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  

  Pretty complete list of Paths in the United Kingdom.

• National Trails
  

  Official website of all national trails in England and Wales.

• Walking Places - Walking Journals & Diaries
  

  Great place for hikers: "your place on the web to store and publish your walking journals, diaries and guides". Special sections on the Coast to Coast walk. Opportunity to add your own microsite.

• Fellwalker: Landscape Photos Walking books
  

  Information on hiking in Britain; a bit unordered.

• Ramblers | Paths by region | Paths and routes: Regions
  

  Comprehensive list of all footpaths in the United Kingdom.

• The Walking Englishman
  

  The Walking Englishman does a good job in collecting information on British trails.

• Walks & Walking-Routes : A directory of UK online walks, walking directions, walking routes, route maps etc
  

  A large web directory of walking links, organised by region.

Reports

• A blog of my travels » Walks
  

  The "I" in this blog keeps a good record of quit some UK walks.

• Annierak - Home Page
  

  Annierak?  "That's Me That Is!". She's collecting trails like you and me collect stamps. Follow this sunspectacled girl "busy trying to do as many National Trails, LDPs, Regional Routes and Local walks as possible."

• BritishWalks.org Walks Index
  

  "Since the beginning of 1999 I have made over 800 walks throughout the UK, totalling over 14,000 miles. This website details all of these walks". David Coton maintains a great hiking page! The word "details" above is an understatement...

• Tim Bertuchi ~ Walking Website
  

  "My name is Tim Bertuchi and one of my favourite pastimes is walking / hiking": Tim describes some 20 long distance walks he has made in the UK.

• Trail walking: across the nations
  

  The walking website of the Aylmer Family, describing the crossing of Scotland, Wales and England by foot, including some better known long distance trails.

• A Walker's Ramblings
  

  David Cotton is a real British trailblazer and some of the finest texts on the internet are his. He also keeps a blog, with some hiking, but mostly more general observations: "Thoughts on the state of the world". 

• Backpacking in Britain
  

  This site is about backpacking mainly in mountainous and remote regions of England, Wales and Scotland, but also covers a few low-level routes and day walks. The backpack routes are mostly self-designed and exclusively wild-camped. The Trips&Photos section lists all the routes by date and area.

• Brilwalks
  

  Reports of walks made since 2001 in different part of the UK: Cotswolds, Eastern England, Midlands, Peak District, West Penines, Yorkshire Dales, Snowdonia and South Wales. With pictures.

• Gregg Neilson's Homepage on Walking Places
  

  Gregg chooses to start his homepage with "How I Started This Madness!". Many of us have a little man in their brains saying the same thing. He describes his UK walks.

• Ian Fisk's Homestead about Tramping (Hiking)
  

  Ian Fisk lives in New Zealand and on his home page he describes walkes in his own country and in England and Scotland.

• Janice and Alastair Lightlys Walking Page
  

  with some well known long distance paths in the UK.

• Lonewalker on Walking Places
  

  Lonewalker keeps a walking blog, records some of the popular long distance ways, tells you about his gear, and more..

• Long Distance Walking
  

  Sergio blogs some long distance hiking in the UK. You can follow him.

• Pete's Trip Reports
  

  Pete Lockey shares his enthusiasm for British (and some other) long distance walks.

• Rambling Pete's Journal
  

  Rambling Pete offers his journals of several UK long distance hikes, and many day hikes.

• Walking and camping the West Highland Way and other Long Distance Paths in Scotland
  

  A personal account of some well known trails in Scotland.

Guides and maps

• Happy Hiker
  

  The Happy Hiker website provides simple to follow directions for various walking routes, including GPS downloads and gives basic advice on a variety of walking issues.

Lodging

Organisations

• Long Distance Walkers’ Association
  

  As they write: "The LDWA is an Association of people with the common interest of walking long distances in rural, mountainous or moorland areas." The Long Distance Walking Association is member of the European Ramblers' Association.

• Ramblers’ Association
  

  In their own words: "We are Britain's biggest walking charity. We've been working for over 70 years to promote walking and to improve conditions for everyone who walks in England, Scotland and Wales."

Tour operators

GPS

• GPS Waypoints + Routes for Walking UK Mountains Munros Wainwrights
  

  Huge resource, mainly UK.

• Trail Routes
  

  Database of Trail magazine's archive of over 500 trails in the UK. The majority are day-hikes, but some are long distance. Some are free, some are not.

Other

• Walking Places Forum
  

  Drop your questions here.