| |
|
At
Guide Outside we like to make every day in the countryside
feel like it's an adventure !
We do that by taking you on a duided walking holiday to the best places and helping you
have a Fun, Informative, Stimulating and Challenging time
.. as much of each as you want!
We would like to share with You some of the Best Places across
the North of England and in The Scottish Borders in-particular
.. but Guide Outside know The Cotswolds and Cornwall well too if that's
where you want to GO ...
So let us take you to some of these places... CLICK HERE to go straight to our SAMPLE ITINERARIES
GuideOutside offer bespoke holidays. In other words, we can
organise your adventure holiday based on your interests, accommodation
and transportation requirements. We will even design an itinerary
based on your level of fitness if you wish
For you added protection we are insured through Cumbria Tourist Board's Bond Plus scheme.
|
| |
|
 |
|
|
|
We’ve lived on the edge of the English Lake District for 20
years .. it’s like our own back-yard now! This is the
largest National Park in England with 16 major lakes and 541
fell tops over 1000'
We offer walks and sightseeing tours to favourite locations
in valleys, around lakes and in the wonderful hills surrounding
them, we bring The Lakes to Life!
Perhaps you would like to walk The Cumbria Way ? .. our own Lake District coast to coast .. a wondeful 70 mile walk right through The lake District.
We stay in personally selected, hotels and guest houses of
good quality and we take the stress out of selecting your
accommodation.
[view sample itinerary]
|
 |
|
|
Famous for it's purple heather clad moors, picturesque villages,
steam railway and stunning coastal scenery. Childhood home
of the famous explorer Captain James Cook, the setting for
the TV series Heartbeat and home of James Herriot.
The North Yorks Moors has lots to offer in a relatively compact
and quiet location and is a great area for walking tours.
We fill your days with a variety of Guided Walks and Visits
to ancient churches, stately homes and abbeys.
As with all our tours we stay in personally selected, hotels
and guest houses of good quality and we take the stress out
of selecting your accommodation.
[view sample itinerary]
|
 |
|
|
With more castles than any other County in England, and superb
coastal scenery this quiet corner of England is a real Gem
for the walker.
We take you to pre-historic settlements, early Christian sites,
Norman castles, and spectacular gardens.
Northumbria also has links with early Christian Saints, Shakespeare
and Harry Potter.
[view sample itinerary]
|
 |
|
|
The Yorkshire Dales is an area of great natural beauty in
northern England, a large part of which has been designated
as one of England and Wales' protected National Parks.
Much of the landscape in this national park is limestone country - lush green
valleys (known locally as "dales") crested with
white limestone cliffs ("scars") and limestone pavements
("natural rock outcrops") cutting through wilder
uplands beneath towering peaks ("fells") of dark
millstone grit.
An outstanding place to go walking with superb natural scenery,
the Dales also offers ancient villages and Wensleydale cheese
!
[view sample itinerary]
|
 |
|
|
Steeped in the history of early Christianity we offer a Guided
walk along St. Cuthbert’s way from Melrose to Lindisfarne.
This beautiful 62 mile walk passes the Eildon Hills and Dryburgh
Abbey, and then runs through the lonely Cheviot Hills, before
crossing into England and finishing at Lindisfarne (Holy Island)
with its monastic ruins, Sir Edwin Lutyens castle and Gertrude
Jekyll's garden.
In a 5 day walk we track the chronological sequence of Saint
Cuthbert from his earlier association with Melrose to his
later life on the Holy Isle, taking time out to see places
of interest along the way.
[view sample itinerary]
|
 |
|
|
We offer a Guided Walk along the national trail along Hadrian's Wall .. the northern
most frontier of the Roman Empire.
TheHadrians Wall National Trail, opened for the first time in 2003, is
followed from east to west over 8 days (Saturday to Sunday)
coast-to-coast along 84 miles between Wallsend on Tyne in
the east and Bowness-on-Solway in the west.
The Trail reveals the full array of milecastles, turrets,
forts and civilian settlements, besides almost 20 miles of
masonry Wall and even more miles of Vallum and ditch, the
equally important and archaeologically sensitive earthworks.
As with all our tours we stay in personally selected, hotels
and guest houses of good quality and we take the stress out
of selecting your accommodation.
[view sample itinerary]
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
