5 Amazing Autumn Walks in the UK
Picture this. A crisp October day. A splash of pink and orange spilled across a hazy golden sky. Dappled sunlight glancing off fiery red leaves. A gentle chill in the air. Crunching leaves underfoot.
As summer draws to a close, the promise of autumn, with its gorgeous palette of reds, oranges, browns and golds, grows nearer. Autumn in the UK is truly a sight to behold. And with cooler temperatures, it is the perfect time to go out and explore some of the amazing landscapes the country has to offer. Whether a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, we’ve listed some of the UK’s best autumn walks.
Perfect for: wildlife spotting
Wicken Fen Reserve, Cambridgeshire
A stroll around Wicken Fen during autumn is a must for any nature lovers. The fen is home to a large variety of fascinating wildlife. From the tiniest orb weaver spiders, to brilliant blue kingfishers. You can explore the short Wicken Fen Boardwalk Trail or the National Trust Woodland Walk. At sunset, you’ll be rewarded with rays highlighting the russet-turned-golden sedge. After your walk, stop at the Five Miles From Anywhere pub for a delicious meal and a cosy pint or two.
Another top UK autumn walk is Richmond Park in London. With over 2,500 acres of land to stroll through, you’ll be able to see some of the abundant wildlife the park is known for, including deer that call the park home.