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Walk Hadrian's Wall West to East or East to West? Our Local Advice
15 October 2026
Which way should you walk Hadrian's Wall? We've guided dozens of holidays and recommend west to east. Here's why, with tips on logistics and the finish.
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Goats with GPS Collars on the Northumberland Coast Path
14 October 2026
Meet the GPS-collared goats helping wildlife at Hauxley Nature Reserve. A lovely place to visit on your Northumberland Coast Path walking holiday.
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Sycamore Gap Three Years On
03 October 2026
The famous tree has gone, but the story isn't over.Three years after it was felled, the stump is putting up fresh growth, and you can still walk to see it for yourself.
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The Way of Light: Walking the Northern Saints Trails to Durham
17 September 2026
A quiet trail that starts at a battlefield and finishes at one of the great cathedrals of Europe. What the Way of Light is actually like to walk, day by day, and why we recommend a GPS for it.
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Seal Pupping Season on the Isle of Man: Autumn on the Raad ny Foillan
10 September 2026
Autumn is grey seal pupping season on the Isle of Man. Where to see pups on the Raad ny Foillan coastal path, and how to watch without disturbing them.
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September Wildlife in Northern England: A Walker's Month-by-Month Guide
03 September 2026
September is the changeover month. The summer visitors are leaving, the winter ones are arriving, and for two or three weeks you get both. Here is what our guests are seeing right now.
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Where the Wall Begins: Walking Hadrian's Wall in Segedunum's 1,900th Year
20 August 2026
Start where the Romans did. Most people picture Hadrian's Wall as crags and open moorland. It actually begins on a street in Wallsend - and 2026 is the year to start there. There is a moment on the first morning of a Hadrian's Wall walking holiday that never gets old. You stand in the middle of a Tyneside suburb, looking at the ground plan of a Roman fort laid out at your feet, with the Tyne behind you and 84 miles of England in front. That is Segedunum. And this year it is marking around 1,900 years since it was built.
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How Does a Self-Guided Walking Holiday Actually Work?
13 August 2026
A self-guided walking holiday gives you a whole long-distance trail to yourself - no group, no guide, no logistics - while someone else books the beds, moves your bags and points you the right way. Here is exactly how it works. If you love the idea of walking a great British trail but the thought of booking a dozen B&Bs, working out daily distances and lugging a heavy pack has put you off, a self-guided holiday is almost certainly what you are looking for. It is the most popular way our guests walk with us, and once people have done one, most never go back to planning it all themselves. Here is what to expect.
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When Should You Book a UK Walking Holiday for Next Year?
06 August 2026
It's one of the most common questions we're asked, usually in a slightly worried tone: "Is it too early to book for next year?"
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The Northumberland Coast Path at 20: A Walker's Guide
30 July 2026
Some trails you tick off. Others stay with you. The Northumberland Coast Path — 62 miles of wide beaches, ruined castles and fishing villages between Cresswell and Berwick-upon-Tweed - is very much the second kind, and in July 2026 it turned 20. It's a route we know well: a good friend of ours once managed this coastline and introduced us to it properly years ago, and we've been refining our holidays along it ever since. Here's what makes it special, and what's worth knowing before you plan your own walk.
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West Highland Way: Know Before You Go
17 July 2026
The West Highland Way is one of Scotland's most iconic long-distance walks, leading you through breathtaking scenery, welcoming Highland communities and ever-changing landscapes. Before you set off, it's helpful to understand Scotland's Outdoor Access Code and how it differs from England's Countryside Code. In this guide, we'll explain the key differences and share a few simple tips to help you enjoy the trail responsibly and confidently.
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How Many Days Should You Take for Hadrian's Wall Path?
09 July 2026
Get the Pace Right and You'll Enjoy Every Mile Hadrian's Wall Path stretches for 84 miles (135 km) from coast to coast across Northern England. It's one of Britain's great long-distance walking holidays, but how you divide those miles can make the difference between simply completing the trail and genuinely enjoying every step. It's one of the questions we're asked more than any other. "How many days should I allow?"
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Honesty Kiosks and Farm Stops on Hadrian's Wall Path
02 July 2026
When people dream about walking Hadrian's Wall Path, it's often the sweeping views, mighty Roman forts and iconic stretches of wall that come to mind. But ask someone who's already completed the trail what they remember most, and you'll often hear a different story. It might be the homemade flapjack bought from a farm honesty box. The mug of tea that appeared just when energy levels were beginning to fade. Or the friendly farmer who paused to chat and pointed them towards the next spectacular viewpoint. These little moments are part of what makes a walking holiday on Hadrian's Wall Path feel so special. They remind you that you're not simply following an ancient monument. You're walking through a living landscape, where local people still help shape the experience. And for 2026, there's another lovely stop to add to the list.
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West Highland Way 2026: New high route into Fort William explained
25 June 2026
The West Highland Way has a new high route into Fort William, away from the A82 and above Loch Linnhe. Here's what it means for your UK walking holiday.
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Behind the scenes at Vindolanda: time your Hadrian's Wall walk with the dig season
18 June 2026
Most walking holidays UK travellers remember for the views. A Hadrian's Wall walk gives you those in abundance, but it also gives you something rarer: the chance to walk straight into a living, breathing archaeological dig and watch history come out of the ground. If you plan your trip well, you can time your walk to coincide with the 2026 excavation season at Vindolanda, the remarkable Roman fort and settlement just south of the Wall. And as a Northumberland-based team who walk these routes ourselves, timing is exactly the kind of local detail we love helping with.
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The History of Holy Island: The Story of Lindisfarne
12 May 2026
Holy Island, also known as Lindisfarne, is one of the most atmospheric and historically important places in Britain. Cut off from the mainland twice a day by the North Sea tides, this small island off the coast of Northumberland has been shaped by saints, Viking raids, medieval pilgrims and centuries of faith, conflict and isolation. From the arrival of St Aidan and the influence of St Cuthbert to the creation of the Lindisfarne Gospels and the haunting ruins of Lindisfarne Priory, the island’s story stretches back more than thirteen centuries. Today, whether arriving by causeway or walking the ancient Pilgrim’s Way across the sands, Holy Island still feels like a place suspended between land and sea, history and legend.
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Walking in the footsteps of James Herriot
28 April 2026
Discover the Herriot Way in the Yorkshire Dales
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Walking in the Footsteps of Saints
07 April 2026
Inspired by the BBC’s Pilgrimage: The Road to Holy Island.
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How to Prepare for a Walking Holiday Without Over Thinking it!
31 March 2026
Planning a walking holiday should feel exciting, not overwhelming. Whether it’s your first time or something you’ve been thinking about for a while, a little preparation can make all the difference. The good news is, it’s far simpler than you might think.
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Yorkshire Three Peaks Guided Walk: What It’s Really Like to Climb Whernside, Pen-y-ghent & Ingleborough
09 March 2026
The Yorkshire Three Peaks is one of the UK’s most famous walking challenges. Here’s what it’s really like to climb Whernside, Pen-y-ghent and Ingleborough on a guided walking holiday in the Yorkshire Dales.
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Top attractions in Newcastle upon Tyne
12 February 2026
Many of our Shepherds Walks Holidays guests begin and end their Hadrian’s Wall walking holiday in Newcastle upon Tyne. It is practical, accessible and, in our opinion, one of the most underrated historic cities in England.
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The Best Walking Holidays in Northumberland: A Local’s Guide
26 November 2025
Northumberland isn’t just a beautiful corner of England, it’s one of the country’s finest places for a walking holiday. Quiet trails, sweeping coastlines, ancient histories, wide open skies, proper hospitality… it’s everything a walker hopes for.
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Walk in Vera’s Footsteps: Filming locations and Walking Holidays in Northumberland
30 October 2025
If you’ve ever watched ITV’s Vera, you’ll know that the detective drama isn’t just about solving crimes – it’s also about showcasing some of the most dramatic scenery in the North East of England. From rugged coastlines and windswept castles to the quiet beauty of inland villages, the landscapes are as much a character in the series as DCI Vera Stanhope herself.
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Discovering the Isle of Man: A Coastal Adventure to Remember
20 October 2025
When guests return from one of our walking holidays full of stories and smiles, it’s always a joy to hear. Recently, we received a wonderful note from guests who had just completed our self-guided walk around the Isle of Man — and their words perfectly captured what makes this island so remarkable.
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Chasing the Northern Lights in Northumberland: An Unforgettable Walking Adventure
16 October 2025
When you think of the Northern Lights, destinations like Iceland and Norway might come to mind first. But did you know you can witness this awe-inspiring phenomenon right here in Northumberland?
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Walking the Isle of Man Coast Path: A Guest’s Journey Around the Raad ny Foillan
17 September 2025
At Shepherds Walks Holidays, we love hearing back from our guests once they’ve completed their adventures. Recently, one of our walkers, Lesley, shared her daily reflections from the Isle of Man’s famous coastal path — the Raad ny Foillan, or “Way of the Gull.” We’ve pulled together her words here to give you a real sense of what it’s like to circle this incredible island on foot.
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Uncovering the Hidden Gems of St Cuthbert’s Way
04 September 2025
Walking St Cuthbert’s Way is so much more than ticking off miles. Yes, it’s a magnificent long-distance trail linking Melrose in the Scottish Borders with Holy Island on the Northumberland coast, but what makes it truly special are the stories, people, and places you discover along the way.
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Hidden gems on the thinkers’ trail: Uncovering the hidden gems on St Oswald’s Way
13 August 2025
As a local business based right here in Northumberland, and proud to call Rothbury our home, we don’t just know the trail, we live it. We’ve walked it in every season, shared stories with locals, and uncovered the kinds of hidden gems that you won’t find in every guidebook. Here are a few of our favourite lesser-known spots, the ones that make this path truly special.
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Walking St Cuthbert’s Way, 10th to 17th July 2025 with the help of Shepherd’s Walk.
05 August 2025
We're so grateful to Philippa and Graeme for sharing not only their thoughtful reflections, but also their beautiful photographs from the trail. With their permission, we’re delighted to feature their story and images here to inspire others considering this special route.
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The Best Long-Distance Trail with Waterfalls: The Herriot Way
22 July 2025
If you’re searching for the best long-distance trail with waterfalls, look no further than the Herriot Way, a spectacular 52-mile circular walk through the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. This iconic trail combines rolling hills, traditional stone villages, and – most importantly – some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the region.
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Sycamore Gap Tree returns near Hadrian’s Wall
10 July 2025
One of the most iconic and emotionally resonant spots on the Hadrian’s Wall National Trail has found new life. Almost two years after the shocking felling of the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree, a powerful new installation allows visitors to reconnect with a treasured piece of Northumberland’s heritage.
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What to pack for a Walking Holiday in the UK (and what not to!)
03 July 2025
Planning a walking holiday in the UK? From the rolling hills of Northumberland to the windswept trails of the Lake District, the British countryside offers some of the most rewarding walking experiences anywhere in the world. But to fully enjoy your time outdoors, packing the right gear is essential, and knowing what not to bring is just as important. In this guide, we’ll help you prepare for your walking adventure with a comprehensive kit list and a few tips to avoid overpacking.
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St Cuthberts Cave
11 June 2025
Nestled in the quiet woodlands near Holburn in Northumberland, St Cuthbert’s Cave is one of the most atmospheric and meaningful landmarks along the St Cuthbert’s Way. Whether you’re walking the full trail or exploring the area on a shorter holiday, this evocative sandstone overhang is a must-visit location steeped in Christian heritage, natural beauty, and peaceful seclusion.
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St Cuthberts Way- First one in 2025
23 May 2025
Bryn and Jayne chose a Shepherds Walks Holiday, the first holiday along St Cuthbert's Way this year. Read on to find out what they thought of their trip......
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A Beginner’s Guide to Self-Guided Walking Holidays in the UK
22 May 2025
Thinking of heading off on a walking holiday but not sure where to start? A self-guided walking holiday might be the perfect choice – combining the freedom to walk at your own pace with the confidence of expert support behind the scenes. At Shepherds Walks Holidays, we’ve helped thousands of people enjoy their first adventure on foot. Whether you’re dreaming of following ancient trails, discovering hidden corners of Northumberland, or simply escaping into nature, here’s everything you need to know about self-guided walking holidays in the UK.
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St Cuthbert's way
15 May 2025
Bryn and Jayne had a wonderful time on St cuthbert's Way and enjoyed having someone else organise their trip for them. Read on to see what they thought of Shepherds Walks Holidays....
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Shepherds Walks Holidays on TV
12 May 2025
We were proud to be part of the piece for ITV, with both Jon Monks and Katherine Singer from Shepherds Walks Holidays interviewed regarding how the loss of Sycamore Gap has affected a business like ours based in Northumberland. They shared their personal reflections on what the tree meant to local walkers and visitors alike, and the deep connection many people feel to the Northumberland landscape.
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Ticks and walking with your dog
09 May 2025
There’s nothing quite like a walking holiday with your dog — fresh air, wide-open landscapes, and the boundless joy of exploring together. Whether it’s strolling along the coast or trekking across rolling countryside, many of our guests bring their four-legged friends along for the adventure. But as the countryside comes alive in spring and summer, so too does one of its smallest inhabitants: the tick. Don’t let that put you off — with a bit of awareness and the right kit, you and your dog can stay safe and enjoy every moment of your walking holiday.
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Exploring Northumberland’s Roman Heritage on Foot
01 May 2025
Northumberland’s untamed hills and sweeping moorlands conceal one of the most remarkable legacies of Roman Britain — Hadrian’s Wall. Far more than a defensive barrier, the Wall was a bold statement of power, ambition, and imperial control. Today, walking its length is not only a journey through spectacular countryside, but also a walk through nearly two millennia of history.
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Plan a Car-Free Walking Holiday
24 April 2025
If you’re dreaming of wide-open spaces, windswept coastlines, and historic market towns – all without the hassle of hiring a car – you’re in luck. Northumberland is not only one of the UK’s most scenic walking destinations, it’s also surprisingly accessible by public transport. And with Shepherd’s Walks Holidays, you can enjoy a fully supported walking holiday with everything taken care of – including baggage transfers, accommodation, maps, and insider local tips. Here’s how to plan a relaxing, car-free walking holiday in the UK with ease.
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Walk Hadrian’s Wall Trail - A Perfect Adventure for American Visitors
27 March 2025
Hadrian’s Wall Trail offers an unforgettable walking experience for American visitors; a high percentage of our visitors walking Hadrian's Wall come from the USA. We look at specific information taht may help them plan a trip of a lifetime.
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Walking Hadrian’s Wall - How to Prepare for the UK Weather
20 March 2025
Hadrian’s Wall is one of the most iconic walking trails in the UK, offering stunning landscapes and a journey through history. However, for overseas visitors, the unpredictable British weather can be a challenge. If you’re planning a Hadrian’s Wall walking holiday between April and October, this guide will help you pack smart and prepare for the ever-changing conditions.
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The Northern Saints Trails – the ultimate guide
25 January 2025
The Northern Saints Trails are a series of long-distance pilgrimage routes crisscrossing North East England, celebrating the region’s deep spiritual and historical heritage. Known as the 'Christian Crossroads of the British Isles,' these trails link sites of religious significance associated with key figures in early Christianity, such as St. Cuthbert, St. Oswald, and St. Aidan. Whether you’re seeking spiritual connection, historical insights, or simply breathtaking landscapes, the Northern Saints Trails offer a journey like no other.
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The Pennine Way: Celebrating 60 Years of Britain’s Iconic Trail
20 December 2024
In 2025, the Pennine Way, Britain’s first national trail, celebrates its 60th anniversary. Since its official opening in 1965, this 268-mile path stretching from Edale in Derbyshire to Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders has captivated hikers, inspired adventurers, and played a vital role in shaping the UK's outdoor culture.
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Luxury guided walking holiday UK
27 October 2024
We offer self-guided and guided walking holidays at Shepherds Walks Holidays. In this article, we look into the guided option and answer some of the FAQs people ask before or after booking a walking holiday with us.
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Walking St Cuthbert's Way
15 September 2024
Betsy, Chris and Peter from USA, recently walked St Cuthbert's Way with Shepherds Walks Holidays. Here is Betsy's account of their holiday!
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Best UK Walking Holidays for Solo Walkers
19 July 2024
If you are looking at planning a walking holiday as a solo walker then look no further. Shepherds Walks Holidays can provide that personal service and we will be there to support you in every aspect of your holiday, from the planning stages to the holiday itself.
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The Dales Way, June 2024
24 June 2024
Our little group of 70+ year olds has a "long walk" every year. Read on to find out about our experience with Shepherds Walks Holidays!
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St Cuthbert’s Way Walk, 22nd – 29th April 2024
20 June 2024
After a delayed start due to lost luggage, thanks to the floods at Dubai airport, Paul Hassall and Robyn Gibson from Australia eventually got out onto St Cuthbert's Way trail. Here is their account....
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Hadrian's Wall Guided Trip - June 2024
14 June 2024
Another Successful Group make it across the Wall with Shepherds Walks holidays!
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Best UK walking holiday for a group
07 June 2024
From Hadrian’s Wall, Northumberland Coastal Path to the Isle of Man. Which classic trail is best for you and your group? Here at Shepherds Walks Holidays we offer the best UK walking trails and provide you with the service you deserve. We offer our varied choice of UK walking holidays in some of the most stunning locations this country has to offer. From the majestic sights of Hadian’s Wall, the sweeping sandy beaches of The Northumberland Coastal Path to the sights and solitude of The Northern Saints Trails and The Way of Light, plus many more trails.
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Cleveland Way – Moorland Section
03 June 2024
This is not my first walk with Shepherds and it won’t be my last.
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High Cup Nick – Pennine Way
17 April 2024
High Cup Nick is one of the true icons of the Pennine Way.
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The start of the season 2024
16 April 2024
After what has been a long soggy winter, we are delighted to have customers out walking with Shepherds Walks Holidays. Whilst it has been a long winter and we have not had clients out walking with us over the past few months, believe it or not it has been our busiest time of the year.
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Thanks on St Cuthbert's Way April 2024
10 April 2024
Our first holiday of the year. And what an iconic image they have taken!
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Gregs Hut – Pennine Way
09 April 2024
One of the true icons of the Pennine Way is Greggs Hut.
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The build - Shepherds Walks Ltd
21 December 2023
On the 1st February 2023 we received the keys for our new unit. Over the coming 10 weeks we worked evenings and weekends to build our new office, training room and warehouse from a completely blank canvas for Shepherds Walks. We hope if you are passing, as we are on the St Oswald's Way trail, you will call in to see us.
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Yorkshire Dales - Three Peaks in three days - three very different days walking
13 October 2023
The Yorkshire Dales Three Peaks have a real special place in my heart. A blog and videos after this stunning guided walking holiday taking in the Three Peaks over three days.
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Herriot Way - September 2023
05 October 2023
Our fifth Shepherds walking holiday was very enjoyable, once again we were graced with perfect weather. As always the booking arrangements, preparation and documentation was first class. (Which is why we keep coming back).
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Sycamore Gap
28 September 2023
The iconic symbol on Hadrian's Wall which brought so many happy memories and inspiration, has been felled.
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A Flawless Holiday
21 June 2023
My son Gary and I would like to thank you for organising our self guided holiday along Hadrians Wall. The holiday was flawless from start to finish and has left us with many priceless memories to mark his fortieth birthday and spending Father's day on the trail was magical. A special mention for Brookside Villa at Gilsland and Hadrians Barn at Heddon for accommodation, Hadrians Haul for collecting and dropping off our bags and a big thank you to Dennis, his advice and help was priceless. A wonderful time. Thanks again Best wishes Steve Rose
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Hadrian’s Wall 13th-19th June - Our experience.
13 June 2023
Our holiday was to celebrate Gary’s big 40 birthday and it was from start to finish truly memorable. We began at Bowness on Solway on one of the hottest days of the year and the excellent weather continued for the six days of our walk.
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Isle of Man Coastal Path
13 June 2023
Just to let you know that I arrived back home safely on the evening of the23rd after having had a fabulous holiday. I have to admit that I found itquite strenuous in places and my body was glad of the rest when I arrivedback in Douglas, but the scenery and the wonderful people I met more thancompensated for the pain.
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Walking the Northern Saints Trail, the Way of the Light, the ultimate guide - route info
24 February 2023
The Northern Saints Trails are six routes that reflect the saints’ journeys and their connections with the Northeast and also recognise the significance of Durham Cathedral as a destination for pilgrims for centuries. The Way of the Light is a superb route which links Durham with the historic site of Heavenfield.
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Walking the Berwickshire Coast Path: The Ultimate Guide to Britain's Best Undiscovered Coastal Walk
13 February 2023
Several years ago a good friend of mine, who managed the Northumberland Coast Path, first introduced me to the Berwickshire Coast Path. I'll be honest - I was taken aback. I thought I knew this stretch of the coast, and yet here was something completely different to the trail just over the border: higher, wilder and gloriously quiet. It has been one of my favourite short walking holidays we offer ever since, and I'm always a little surprised more people haven't heard of it.
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Training Plan to Prepare for a Shepherds Walks Holiday
23 January 2023
We get asked many times, how can I prepare for my walking holiday and will I be able to keep up with everybody else if I join a guided holiday group? It is essential to prepare for your holiday and this is our guide for you:
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Walking St Oswald’s Way the ultimate guide - route info
22 January 2023
The 97-mile St Oswald's Way is a real thinking person's trail. For those looking to do a real pilgrimage from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Heavenfield, the famous battle sight.
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Walking the Dales Way, the ultimate guide - route info
09 January 2023
The Dales Way is the most popular varied long-distance trail running not only passing through the Yorkshire Dales but also Cumbria and the Lake District, we look at the questions many people ask before booking.
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Walking the Hadrian’s Wall Trail, the ultimate guide - route info
14 December 2022
The Hadrian's Wall Trail is the most popular long-distance trail running through Northern England, we look at the questions many people ask before booking.
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Walking the Yorkshire Dales Three Peaks, the ultimate guide - route info
29 November 2022
The Yorkshire Dales Three Peaks route is 24 miles (38.6km), and it includes 1585m (5200ft) of ascent. The most common challenge is people trying to undertake it in under 12 hours, but here at Shepherds Walks Holidays, we cover this iconic walk in a more leisurely 3 days of walking.
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Walking the Northumberland Coast Path, the ultimate guide - route info
18 November 2022
The truly beautiful Northumberland Coast Path, we look at all the key questions that people ask before walking the trail.
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Walking Isle of Man Coastal Path, the ultimate guide - route info
01 November 2022
In this latest, we look at all the key questions that people ask before walking the Isle of Man Coast Path.
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Walking St Cuthbert’s Way, the ultimate guide - route info
25 October 2022
In this series of articles, we look at all the key questions that people ask before walking St Cuthbert's Way.
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Hadrian's Wall
05 October 2022
Duncan, Peter and Nick decided to walk Hadrian's Wall during the hottest week of 2022. They share their experience of their holiday with us here...
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St Oswald's Way
04 October 2022
Linda and Ruth enjoyed a bespoke holiday along St Oswald's Way last month. Here is what they thought of their trip...
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Northumberland Coast Path Bespoke Holiday
03 October 2022
Denise Liscombe and Tracy Waggoner wanted to join us for a walking holiday but add extra days for sightseeing. No problem. Read their account of their bespoke holiday along Northumberland Coast Path with Shepherds Walks Holidays....
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We made it - St Cuthbert's Way!
29 September 2022
A lovely group of ladies joined together to tackle St Cuthbert's Way with Shepherds Walks Holidays, way back in 2020. After 2 years of delays due to Covid they finally made it earlier this year..... read all about it here!
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Hadrian's Wall Trip Starting From Carlisle - NEW for 2023!
27 September 2022
Sharon and Alyn Wilkinson wanted to walk Hadrian's Wall, starting from Carlisle rather than Newcastle Upon Tyne. We are introducing Carlisle start holidays along the Wall in 2023. See what they have to say about their holiday here!
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St Oswald's Way 2022
30 August 2022
Alex and Christine share their experience of walking St Oswald's Way with us in late August / early September 2022. And what a journey they had!
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Many thanks for a great holiday along the coast
01 June 2022
Keith and Olive recently walked the Northumberland Coast Path with Shepherds Walks Holidays.They kindly wrote a blog post about the adventure.
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What is the best Long Distance Walking Trail in the UK?
06 April 2022
Taking in both National Trails and non-National Trails, we have compiled the list to answer the question, what is the best long-distance trail in the UK?
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