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Walkers make their way up to the summit of Snowdon, Gwynedd

Mapped out: Britain’s most popular walks

Rame Head, Cornwall

Walk: Mount Edgecumbe and Rame Head, Cornwall

Nash Point and Glamorgan Heritage Coast, Wales

Walk: Cwm Nash and Traeth Mawr, Glamorgan

Tegg's Nose, Cheshire

Walk: Tegg’s Nose and Macclesfield Forest, Cheshire

Cave Hill Country Park, Northern Ireland

Day out: Cave Hill, Belfast

Rhinefield Forest Drive, Hampshire

Walk: Rhinefield Forest, Hampshire

Conic Hill, Scotland

Walk: Conic Hill, Stirlingshire

The ruin of Crackpot Hall near Keld, Swaledale

Walk: Crackpot Hall, North Yorkshire

Llyn y Fan Fach, Powys

Walk: Llyn y Fan Fach, Camarthenshire

Dawn breaks over the still, misty waters of Crag Lough and Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, at the very north of England. The ancient Roman fortified wall runs between England and the wild lands to the north, though much of the scenery at this early hour is shrouded in mist.

Best walks in Northumberland National Park

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Walk: Loch Lomond, Scotland

South Downs National Park in England, with Old Winchester hill in the distance ©Getty

Walk: Meon Valley, Hampshire

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Walk: Rhosgadfan and Moel Tryfan, Gwynedd

Glen Lui, Scotland

Walk: Glen Lui, Aberdeenshire