10 of the most interesting places to visit for a walk in the UK this winter
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With the new year comes the thought of new beginnings and an eagerness to try new things. For outdoor enthusiasts who like to enjoy the very best of nature's bounty across the British Isles, there are a wealth of places to explore. From the banks of Lake Windermere and the peaks of Eyryi, the highlands of Scotland to the beaches of Cornwall and beyond, we are blessed with some truly incredible hikes, trails, coastlines and countryside. But if you fancy something a little bit different for your next winter walk, how about counting your steps somewhere off the beaten path?.
We've compiled 10 of the best lesser-known locations to explore, all of which have been hailed as hidden gems by visitors on Tripadvisor. READ MORE: The exact dates you need to book off in 2025 to get 52 days annual leave. Heading out in winter is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the crisp, refreshing air and the serene beauty of frosty landscapes. Uncrowded beaches and deserted trails can also help to boost your mood and blow away the cobwebs after Christmas.
The Derwent Dam is a historic dam located in Derbyshire, England, within the Peak District National Park. Offering a stunning blend of history, nature, and breathtaking scenery, it's a fantastic destination for walkers, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
