Hiking
Britain offers some of the most stunning countryside in the world waiting to be explored on foot. It is crisscrossed with national trails and countryside walks that you are free to enjoy at your leisure. All paths are marked and well maintained, with abundant accommodation possibilities. There is a huge selection of maps available in local tourist offices, so that it is impossible to get lost. The Pennine Way National Trail was Britain's first national trail and is today one of the most famous and popular walks in the country. Especially attractive are also the Jurassic Coast itinerary and the Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail. Scotland also boasts remarkable natural heritage - dramatic mountains, river valleys and glens and beautiful coastline that attract thousands of nature lovers. The romantic and enigmatic Wales is also worth visiting – at http://www.walking.visitwales.com you will find detailed information on walking paths and itineraries.

Horse Riding
Riding in the United Kingdom is a long-established tradition and over the years has developed into a variety of exciting forms – trail riding, cross-country or trekking. Britain offers a diverse range of spectacular landscapes to explore on horseback, from wild moorland and unspoilt forests to hidden valleys and dramatic coastlines. Some of the best riding regions in the country are considered to be the Lake District, Dorset, Dartmoor and the Cheviot Paths in Scotland. There are 15 national trails in England and Wales that include the most interesting natural landscapes and points of interest.  The National Bridleroute Network website provides full listings of accessible riding routes in Britain.