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Trig bagging on the Isle of Man

The North Barrule trig pillar is on the Isle of Man and is at the end of a lovely ridge with many false summits.

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Trig bagging at Foel Fras and Cwm Anafon

Tackling one of Wales’ 15 big peaks with views across Snowdonia, Anglesey and Liverpool Bay from the Foel Fras trig pillar.

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Tackling the Snowdon Summit via the Watkin Path and South Ridge

Get the sense of adventure and solitude and see many aspects of Snowdon across the day. You’ll see amazing waterfalls, rocks, old settlements, ridge lines and of course, the famous summit trig pillar!

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Running rings round Doughnot Hill

Take in the trig point on top of the brilliantly named Doughnot Hill in the Kilpatrick Hills north of Glasgow.

• Running

Race to the Stones 100km ultra marathon

The Race to the Stones is 100km along one of the oldest trails in Britain – The Ridgeway. Trail runner and OS CEO Nigel Clifford found out how tough it can be.

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Munro bagging: Beinn Ime

Start exploring the Munros with this 9 mile walk around the highest point, Beinn Ime.

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Elie to Anstruther: an afternoon stroll

This walk from Elie to Anstruther is a great for a sunny afternoon with refreshments along the way.

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Discovering history around Haresfield Beacon

Haresfield Beacon in the Cotswolds gives glorious views over the River Severn all the way to the Black Mountains in Wales and offers a profusion of wildlife and historic sites.Follow this walking route from Seren Wildwood.

Discovering bluebell woods with the Isle of Wight Walking Festival

Discovering bluebell woods with the spring Isle of Wight Walking Festival – an ideal spring walking route on this traditional holiday destination.