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Walking

 
Isle of Wight Walking Festival 2024

Isle of Wight Walking Festival 2024

The Isle of Wight Walking Festival 2024 will take place from 11 – 19 May and 5 to 13 October 2024. Walkers of all abilities can join in the two weeks. With more than half of the Isle of Wight designated as…

Spain – Walking from Inn to Inn

Spain – Walking from Inn to Inn

Giving its name to the Iberian Peninsula, the Ebro is Spain’s longest river and winds its way through the vast plains and towering gorges of the Cantabrian Mountains to the…

Discover Ontario’s Southern Charm

Discover Ontario’s Southern Charm

Home to Point Pelee National Park and Ontario’s southernmost point, as well as numerous wineries, southern Ontario contains a wealth of opportunity and adventure for 2018 and beyond…

Short Breaks from Portugal to Norway

Short Breaks from Portugal to Norway

It is particularly rewarding escaping to somewhere completely different, even for just a short while, and for this reason Inntravel introduces a whole host of new Slow short breaks, each…

Forest of Dean Walkers Lunches

Forest of Dean Walkers Lunches

As the days gradually begin to lengthen, Tudor Farmhouse in the Forest of Dean has launched the perfect tonic for those looking to embrace the elements and soak up some much needed…

Ramblers Six Favourite UK Walks

Ramblers Six Favourite UK Walks

Alongside ITV’s Britain’s Favourite Walks: Top 100, presented by well-known rambler Julia Bradbury and Ore Oduba, Ramblers Walking Holidays, the original walking holiday experts, who have been guiding walks around Britain…

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.