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1. Long Mynd, Shropshire
Long Mynd is a vast and wild plateau in the Shropshire hills near the border between England and Wales. It's a favorite spot for mountain bikers, paragliders, gliders, and especially hikers. The area boasts stunning natural beauty with panoramic views of the Malvern Hills to the east and the Brecon Beacons to the west.
2. Tennyson Down, Isle of Wight
Tennyson Down is a grassy depression located in the far west of the Isle of Wight, offering sweeping views as far as Cape Kim and Solent, and even to the Dorset cliffs. Tennyson Down is renowned as England's most romantic walking trail and features a massive granite cross erected in 1897.
3. Drogo Castle, Dartmoor
Drogo Castle, located on the northeastern edge of Dartmoor, is the last castle ever built in England. It was designed by the great architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. The adjacent Teign Gorge is an ideal area for those who enjoy hiking in the UK.
4. Golden Cap, Dorset
At nearly 630 feet (approximately 192 meters), Golden Cap is the highest point on the South Coast of Dorset and is England's only Natural World Heritage Site. Its expansive views encompass most of the western part of the Jurassic Coast, including Lyme Bay, Bridport, and the 18-mile (approximately 31 km) Chesil Beach.
Stonebarrow Hill is a great starting point for the 25-mile (approximately 44 km) hiking trail that circles the Golden Cap.
5. Seven Sisters, East Sussex
The Seven Sisters are a range of cliffs that form part of the South Downs Valley in East Sussex, situated between the towns of Seaford and Eastbourne in southern England. Located within the South Downs National Park, surrounded by coastline, the Seven Sisters are an ideal location for hiking enthusiasts. The beauty of the Seven Sisters has even been featured as a Windows wallpaper by Microsoft.
