Verified HikesRegistryExplore 625 reviewed routes with structured season, access, authority, elevation, route and evidence information.
Record a completion of Tongariro Alpine Crossing in New Zealand with private evidence review and a premium QR-verifiable certificate.
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Record a completion of Larapinta Trail in Australia with private evidence review and a premium QR-verifiable certificate.
Record a completion of Cape to Cape Track in Australia with private evidence review and a premium QR-verifiable certificate.
A National Trail from Helmsley across the North York Moors to the Yorkshire coast, then south to Filey Brigg. The official overview states 175 km; the mapped LDWA profile is 170.9 km.
A 164 km National Trail along the Cotswold escarpment from Chipping Campden to Bath, passing hill forts, limestone villages and the route's high point at Cleeve Hill.
A remote 217 km National Trail through Mid Wales from Knighton to Welshpool, sweeping west through the Cambrian uplands and Machynlleth.
A coast-to-coast National Trail of about 135 km from Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway, following the Roman frontier and its wider archaeological landscape.
The Capital Ring is a 126 km, 15-section waymarked circuit through London's parks, waterways, commons and historic neighbourhoods.
A low-lying coastal National Trail from Sutton Bridge around The Wash and the north and east Norfolk coast to Hopton-on-Sea. Published measurements vary as new coastal sections are incorporated.
A chalk-ridge National Trail from Farnham to Dover. The direct mapped line is about 201.7 km; the official 246 km headline reflects the wider route including the Canterbury branch.
A 285 km National Trail tracing the Welsh–English borderlands from the Severn estuary to the Irish Sea, repeatedly meeting the earthwork associated with King Offa.
A demanding cliff-and-estuary National Trail around the Pembrokeshire coast from St Dogmaels to Amroth. Official length is 299 km; mapped traces vary with current coastal diversions.
A multi-user National Trail network across the Pennines. The official linear end-to-end completion is 280 km; the full 330 km definition includes both the Mary Towneley and Settle loops. The recorded 6,922 m ascent is the published mapped linear-profile figure; completing the loops adds further ascent.
A 74 km National Trail following the line of a Roman road from Knettishall Heath to the north Norfolk coast at Holme-next-the-Sea.
A 160 km chalk-ridge National Trail from Winchester to Eastbourne, ending above the English Channel after the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head.
A 298 km National Trail following the River Thames from its source in the Cotswolds through Oxford and the Thames Valley to Woolwich in London.
An approximately 140 km National Trail along ancient chalk and downland routes from Overton Hill near Avebury to Ivinghoe Beacon.
A gently undulating chalk National Trail from the Humber at Hessle to Filey Brigg, crossing the dry valleys and farmland of the Yorkshire Wolds.
The 1,400 km national coast path of Wales, running from the English border near Chester around the entire Welsh coastline to Chepstow.
An approximately 80-mile riverside and upland route from Ilkley through the Yorkshire Dales to Bowness-on-Windermere.
A 112 km Lake District traverse from The Gill in Ulverston to Carlisle Market Square, normally completed in five or six days. The recognised high-level option reaches High Pike, the route's highest point at 658 m.
A cross-Dorset long-distance path from Forde Abbey to Bokerley Dyke, linking historic villages, chalk downland and the Cerne valley.
The current official East Devon Way runs 38–40 miles (60–64 km) from Exmouth to Lyme Regis through heathland, river valleys and rural villages, and is presented as six named stages.
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