See Ordnance Survey maps on-line and create and save your own walks. Click through to the site, then click on 'many map styles', then click on 'My places'.

You can search for small-scale maps (up to 1:25 000 scale) anywhere in the UK simply by entering the place name, full postcode or National Grid reference.

Put in the details of the location (Postcode can be enough) to find if there is Open Access Land in an area of interest to yourself.

Great site for all Walking related stuff. Especially good for maps.

Local and interesting

Lincolnshire County Council site, with links to walks that you can print out.

East Midlands Tourism site.

Link to the official Lake District National Park Site.

Used to be known as the Ramblers Association. Has a new logo as well.

Some good offers on maps here. Thanks to Don for link.

This is a club that likes to explore disused railway lines. They organise walks throughout the country, for people of varying ages and abilities, usually on disused railways, although occasionally they explore old canals and even Roman roads. They are not a high-powered hiking club concerned mainly with clocking up the miles. They are more interested in finding what remains of our industrial heritage, in good company, and ideally with a pleasant pub stop for lunch.

There's a lot on here, walks, kit, accommodation etc etc

The British Walking Federation's member clubs organise events designed for people of all ages and abilities. You don't have to be a member of a club to take part, all you need to do is come to an event and register and take the opportunity to have fun, make friends. Participants walk at their own pace enabling them to improve their personal fitness through regular, non-competitive exercise.

The free online encyclopedia. This link takes you to "Walking in the UK"

Nice little site for identifying flowers, Insects, Trees - in fact anything found in the British Countryside.

Contains lots of info on foodie pubs, festivals, walks, and future events

Comes as a recommendation from Chris

Great for finding Breweries and good beers.

Website of the Campaign For Real Ale

Guide to Inns, pubs, hotels and restaurants in the UK. Also features info and guides for various places.

Good basic accommodation for all, at a reasonable price.

Good site to look for accommodation in the UK or anywhere else.

B&B, Cheap hotels and Guest Houses

Founded in 1971, The Vikings are the oldest and largest Dark Age re-enactment society in the UK, and probably the world. With over 700 members throughout Britain, and others in Europe and the US, The Vikings are the premier society presenting re-enactments of the Viking Age. While the Society concentrates mainly on the 10th Century, some events are set in the wider period from 790 to 1066, with the appropriate modifications to dress and equipment used. Our aim is to provide an accurate and educational portrayal of the Viking period, with an equal emphasis on the daily life of the period, and on the more warlike aspects of life in what was a formative period in European history.

Based in York, probably the premier centre of it's kind in the UK

As the walking group was originally founded by Postmen and there are still some members in the Post Office, I thought it appropriate to have some links to Post Office related groups / sites.

a good link to Worth Valley railway which is near Cullingworth. NB they have real ales on board or at stations. (So Chris tells me) Not a drinking club Chris!

These are the cattle seen in the northern part of the village (in fields).

Link to BBC4 page with info and playable episodes of "The Great Outdoors" A brilliant comedy about a walking club.

Enter your birthday and get some interesting facts about that date.

University of Cardiff site that allows you help them record the place names that are not generally known to anyone other than the locals.