Pilgrim walks in the United Kingdom

This final, ninth stage of the Wexford-Pembrokeshire Pilgrim Way takes you to the remote St Davids Peninsula with three holy wells and stone circle before arrival at St Davids.

Impressive and unusual geology in this eight stage, as well as prolific birdlife and wildflowers, neolithic burial chambers and a medieval village in the shadow of rocky outcrops following the coastline.

This route is from Melin Tregwynt to the former slate quarry site of Abereiddy, passing near the inland town of Trefin and through the quaint harbours of Abercastle and Porthgain.

The sixth stage and first leg of the Welsh section of the Wexford-Pembrokeshire Pilgrim Way starts at Goodwick / Fishguard. Visit first the sacred space of Llanwnda, before continuing along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to end at Melin Tregwynt.

The Via Francigena runs from Canterbury Cathedral in the south-east of Great Britain via France and Switzerland to St Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Railway & canal nature walk in Brownhills (By Chay, age 7)

From an ancient country town, up over the chalk and down again to dive into quintessential Sussex villages. Explore the land of prehistory, upheaval and the Bloomsbury Group. 

The Wexford-Pembrokeshire Pilgrim Way connects two countries and two 6th Century saints in the Celtic landscapes of ancient South-East Ireland and the wilds of West Wales. 

From St Mary Moorfield to the conference venue at CCLA's office, 1 Angel Lane through the City of London.

Through field and wood, this stage is bookended by two magnificent Cathedrals, honouring their own local saints. It passes through Boxgrove, Slindon and Binstead.