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Walking

 
Hiking Heaven in Innsbruck

Hiking Heaven in Innsbruck

Innsbruck Tourism has launched a complete seven-day hiking programme – designed to take the strain out of tackling the stunning landscape in and around the Capital of the Alps…

Ramble Your Way Through 2019

Ramble Your Way Through 2019

With the Festival of Winter Walks taking place throughout the UK from Friday 21 December to Sunday 6 January with some great winter-themed walks, why not set the pace for the year ahead by booking one of Ramblers…

Fly to Ethiopia’s Bale Mountains

Fly to Ethiopia’s Bale Mountains

Ethiopian Airlines has launched a domestic flight between Addis Ababa and Goba in south-central Ethiopia, making the spectacular Bale Mountains – one of Ethiopia’s most remote and wild national parks…

Have Yourself a Rambling Christmas

Have Yourself a Rambling Christmas

Escape the Christmas routine this year with Ramblers Walking Holidays, who have a range of departures over the festive season for those looking for time away from the turkey and tinsel. With departures programmed…

Slovenian Walking Tour On Foot

Slovenian Walking Tour On Foot

Stroll in the late-summer sun on a self-guided walking holiday through The Karst – Slovenia’s breath-taking area of woodlands, meadows and unspoilt villages. Experience vast cave systems, rivers that vanish…

Interested in Walking?

At Travel Begins at 40, we are great believers in getting out into the great outdoors. Whether you call it trekking, rambling or hiking we firmly feel that walking is a wonderful way to see a country.

Walking Benefits

The benefits of frequent, low-impact exercise are clear for all to see. There is nothing much better than taking a brisk walk for getting the circulation going.

Rambling Holidays

But it can be much more than a good form of exercise. Whether you are trekking in Nepal, or participating in Walk the Rock in Lanzarote, taking things at a slow pace can be a great way to fully soak in what is around you. On these pages, you will find lengthy pieces about our rambles around the UK and elsewhere in the world, as well as frequent updates on the best offers on walking holidays.

Walking Boots

Of course, it is essential that you wear the right equipment when trekking. In addition to having a good map, water, torch, sun block and raincoat, make sure that your boots are comfortable before you set off. There is nothing wore than having a pair that rubs. Sometimes these boots aren’t made for walking – at least not for you.