United Kingdom
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Britain's long-distance walking splits north of the border and across the Roman wall. Scotland's West Highland Way is the best-known trail — Milngavie to Fort William, 154 km along lochs, over Rannoch Moor, and up the Devil's Staircase, with no walking permit under the right to roam. England's Hadrian's Wall Path is the other National Trail in this catalog: Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway, likewise no walking permit; the Summer Passport is a keepsake, and the Wall itself is a fragile scheduled monument.
Regions
2 records
Northern Europe
Scottish Highlands
Long-distance walking in the western Highlands. The spine is well documented; seasonal diversions and reroutes are poorly tracked publicly.
Northern Europe
Hadrian's Wall
England's Roman-frontier National Trail across the neck of the country, Wallsend on the Tyne to the Solway coast.
Trails
2 records
T2 · 153.2 km · 13d
West Highland Way
OSM hiking route in the Scottish Highlands (153.2 km line). Vertical figures sampled from Copernicus GLO-30. Days (13) is a placeholder from round(lengthKm/12), not the published 5–10 / Wikipedia 7–8 thru-window (unverified).
T1 · 123.7 km · 7d
Hadrian's Wall Path
OSM hiking route across northern England (123.7 km line), Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway. Vertical figures sampled from Copernicus GLO-30. Days (10) is a placeholder from round(lengthKm/12), not the published 6–8 day National Trail window (unverified).