This Yorkshire Spot Has Been Named In Top 10 Best Walking Trails In The UK

Just because it’s the autumn season and nights are getting darker doesn’t mean you need to hibernate inside. We loved getting wrapped up warm and taking a brisk walk in the autumn and winter air and making the most of nature. Whether it’s walking along the Yorkshire Coast or one of its national parks, God’s Own Country has plenty to offer.

Many people in the country do not get enough vitamin D over the darker nights and 60% of people spend less than 15 minutes outside during the day in winter months. Getting out and embracing the weather is a great way to feel better.

And, the experts at AllTrails are helping tackle this issue as well by naming some of the best seasonal walks in the country to get out and try. They have even included the difficulty level of each trial so you can judge what best suits you.

Named in the list is the popular Yorkshire Dales walk, Malham landscape trail. With an elevation of 980m, it is rated as moderate. The walk is a favourite of ours here at The Yorkshireman and we’ve taken it on many times. Our favourite parts are Janet’s Foss waterfall, which has to be one of the most idyllic waterfalls, and the view from the top of Malham Cove.

With riverside paths, sweeping views and the unique limestone geology of the place, it’s a great spot to visit in the Yorkshire Dales this autumn.

Check out the top 10 autumn and winter walking trails:

The Old Man of Storr Circular, Highlands, Scotland
Pen Y Fan Horseshoe, Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
Malham Landscape Trail, North Yorkshire, England
Seven Sisters and Friston Forest Circular, East Sussex, England
Tollymore Forest and Drinns Circular, Ards and North Down, Northern Ireland
Malvern Hills with Worcester Beacon and Table Hill, Worcestershire, England
Tidal Footpath to Hilbre Island, Wirral, England
Buttermere Circular, Lake District, England
St James’s Park, The Green Park and Kensington Gardens Circular, London, England
Bristol Harbourside Walk, Bristol, England