The UK offers some of the most scenic woodlands and natural spaces perfect for a picturesque autumnal walk. But, with so many beautiful walking trails to choose from, what are the UK's best destinations for walking as the leaves turn bright orange? To find out, the team at credit card brand has conducted new research to explore where in the UK the best walking trails are this autumn by analysing over 50 of the most popular holiday destinations around Britain. This is part of a wider study to explore the best camping spots in the UK.
Kent has been crowned the tenth best location in the UK for walking with 643 walking trails. The Lake District, famous for its walks such as Skiddaw, taking an average of five hours is the UK’s best destination for walks this autumn. The Garden of England being named among the best comes as no surprise knowing the wonderful trails the county has to offer, from coastal trails to enchanting woodlands.
We have picked five walks we think our readers would love. But the county features several more stunning places. Let's kick off this list with the iconic White Cliffs of Dover.
Offering beautiful views towards the French coast, visitors can take a walk along the coastal path towards South Foreland Lighthouse to truly enjoy the area, according to the It reads on its website: "You’ll get a great view of the cliffs and also see the chalk grassland that’s home to so many unusual plants and insects like the chalkhill blue butterfly and the pyramidal o.