A line down the spine of england

Once all farmers worked their land organically – before such synthetic inputs as pesticides and antibiotics existed. The organic movement arose in the 20th century as a reaction to the growing industr

Many National Trails will claim to offer a variety of landscapes. But with forest, moorland, ridges, beaches, cliffs and one incredibly famous little mountain, the Cleveland Way is quietly chuckling at all of them. Country Walking walked the whole thing to prove it.

Great for beginners and enthusiasts alike, tidal pools are unbeatable for safe and fun marine exploration

As we boarded the ferry in Harwich, I nervously glanced at my husband. We were about to embark on an epic adventure to Scandinavia, but we didn't have any fixed plans apart from our ferry bookings. We

Our third annual celebration of sustainability in travel looks at 50 destinations – plus accommodation – that show travel can be a force for good. Here’s why we think that this matters more than ever…

Well, not quite – but it’s true that about 80 per cent of our ocean floor remains unexplored and uncharted. Discovering what our ocean depths look like and what life might be found there is just as ch