Walking Magazines

Descriptions of some 350 walks and walk locations across the UK searchable via  'town, city or full postcode'.

'Kent Life brings together everything you love about your county in a monthly glossy celebrating the finer things in life. It is always relevant, informative and entertaining to our readers The magazine offers readers with a passion for their region a comprehensive diary of events and a guide to what's on, what to see and where to be seen.'

'The only walking magazine devoted to the Lake District – the UK’s most popular walking destination. Published six times a year, every issue contains a selection of the area’s finest routes, suitable for a wide range of walking abilities ...'

Portal providing access to - amongst a number of related services - details of the magazines Country Walking and Trail Magazine.

'Welcome to our Routes Section where you can find the best hill and mountain walking routes and scrambles in Britain complete with a base map, photographs, a description and - in most cases - a GPX file which you can download to help you follow the walk using a GPS or smartphone ... ' However, I could not find the 'Routes' section when reviewing this Entry.

'The Simply Hike Blog covers all things outdoors, from kit reviews, walking guides, news, interviews, adventure, technical tips and advice. We love to write about all things camping and hiking related from walking boots and navigation to tent construction and gadgets.'

'Written for Hillwalkers by Hillwalkers - The Great Outdoors is filled with 130+ pages of fresh and vital features, expert gear reviews, varied and exhilarating routes, and stunning photography throughout.'

Access to some details of some walks described in the Magazine and stored within the Ramblers Routes database.

'Wild Bunch Media has closed Women's Walking magazine, making the March/April issue the last to be published. Wild Bunch Media director Nick Troop said: "We're really sorry to be closing Women's Walking. It showed some real potential in terms of copy sales, and we were starting to get some traction in the advertising market. But ultimately it wasn't shaping up quite as fast as we'd hoped.".'