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Non Â鶹ԼÅÄ walks on the rest of the web

As well as the walks associated with Coast, the Â鶹ԼÅÄ would like to give you the opportunity to visit websites outside of bbc.co.uk and discover more walks around Britain and Northern Ireland's coast.

ÌýÌýMainland England

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  The National Trust's are well worth a look.
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  This website gives you information on walks that are in action, and also tours that people can participate in. This website also gives information on rights of way.
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  This website allows you to buy Ordnance Survey maps, so you won't get lost while exploring the coast.
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  Get details for more than 1,800 walks, rides and areas of open access.
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  This website is specifically for the Isle of Wight and tells you all of the walks that you can participate in, also gives detailed maps of the area.
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  An essential website to planning your route, it also shows the areas owned by the National Trust.
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  This website gives you information on all the national trails in Britain.
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  This website gives you detailed maps and trails that are specifically in Kent.
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  A collection of 2600 walks
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  Dartmoor National Park Authority website, including walks.
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  Northumberland National Park website, including walks
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  Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority website, including walks.
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  Peak District National Park Authority website, including walks.
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  North Sea Trail in North Yorkshire website of walks.
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  Dorset and East Devon World Heritage Site website, including walks.
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  The Exmoor National Park Authority website.
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  Seven Sisters Country Park website, including walks.
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  Website listing walks all over the country, also equipment and maps.

ÌýÌýChannel Islands

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  This website provides you with a map of Sark and shows you the paths on the island.
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  This website gives you information on the coastal management, and what the public are allowed access to.
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  This website gives you a map with the coastal paths on, also gives information on nature reserves.

ÌýÌýWales

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  The National Trust's are well worth a look.
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  This website allows you to download maps with information alongside them; each map gives you several walks to go on.
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  This website shows what rights of way people have in Wales. It also has a map so you can plan a particular route.
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  Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority website, including the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
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  Snowdonia National Park Authority website, including mountain and leisure walks.
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  Brecon Beacons National Park Authority website
  

ÌýÌýNorthern Ireland

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  This website provides the way marked ways in Northern Ireland on a map, also gives a detailed description. The website also has important information on the country code.
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  Official website of the Northern Ireland Tourist Board.
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  This website contains various coastal walks. Click on 'walking' and then 'coastal walks' and 'everywhere'.

ÌýÌýScotland

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  This website gives information on places to visit in Scotland, along with details on walks and virtual tours are also available to give you a preview of the scenery that you could see during the walk.
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  This website gives information on Fife in Scotland; it gives printable maps, and also gives advice to walkers about their how they should behave.
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  This is the website for the national trust for Scotland; this gives a map of Scotland and shows you all of the National Trust sites in Scotland.
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  This website gives details of public rights of access in Scotland, and the countryside code, that visitors should follow.
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  This website gives details of the ramblers association in Scotland, as well as giving walking routes and advice.
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  Website regarding the North Sea Trail
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  This website lists walks in the East Lothian area, including the John Muir Trail.
• A guide to walking on the Isle of Skye.