Walk to Live in Puerta de la Cruz, Teneriffe, is a company that offers and encourages outdoor activities that allow you to leave humdrum lives behind as you step out boldly and confidently experiencing spectacular scenery along your walks, and discovering areas that nature has kept hidden. Outdoor activities offered by our company are carried out in natural areas, and with our commitment to the environment, we protect the natural heritage, avoid pollution, and ensure minimum impact on the environment. Put on your gloves, secure your helmet, zip up your jacket, and after checking brakes and wheels you are set to embark on a cycling adventure offered by Walk to Live, pedaling at your own pace and taking in the beauty of nature.READ MORE

Trivia Trails in Warwick, Warwickshire, UK sends you on fascinating and informative walks past historical buildings, quaint lanes and alley ways. You will meet your host in a pre-booked town centre venue for a short introductory talk before setting off in teams. These fascinating, fun and informative walks also include a little light-hearted brain strain as you look for clues to answer a mix of historical, observational and fun questions. Trivia Trails quiz trails are about learning as you play and follow the quiz sheet directions, returning 90 minutes later for scoring and prizes, along the way you get to improve your knowledge of events and characters that made a significant difference to the evolvement of the old market towns over the centuries, book today, it's a must.READ MORE

The Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk in Laugharne, Wales, involves interesting guided tours by tour guide Bob Stevens, who takes parties on 3.2 kilometer walks along the shoulder of Sir John's Hill, ending at the top of a hill that provides spectacular views of the estuary, Caldey Island, Dylan Thomas's house and more. Guided tours start outside the writing shed where poet Dylan Thomas spent many productive hours penning his well known poems that include Poem in October which he wrote in 1944 and highlights his memorable birthday walk. The Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk takes you past Laugharne n Castle and this birthday walk inspired him to write many other famous and memorable poems. READ MORE

Kenmare Guided Heritage Walk in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland offers a guided, informative and fascinating walk through this wonderful estate town with historical facts and anecdotes dating back to 1850, and some tall tales of real characters. There is so much more to this town than meets the eye and an insiders views with your entertaining humorous guide will have you discovering a wonderful taste of the town and Ireland. The Kenmare Guided Heritage Walk comes highly recommended and you get to learn about the historical events and people that made the town what it is today, plus your knowledgeable guides know how to tell a story, it's a fascinating insight and a must do when visiting.READ MORE

The Waterfront Trail in Cornwall, Ontario, is a popular trail that runs along the city's waterfront and affords amazing views of St Lawrence River and the Cornwall Canal. This interesting trail has become a popular attraction for locals and tourists, and offers many recreational opportunities for fitness fans. The trail is perfect for short, leisurely walks, running or for embarking on a multi-day cycling adventure. The Waterfront Trail has provided many rest areas with benches, gazebos and a few welcome drinking fountains, and along this well maintained trail visitors could well see flocks of ducks and Canadian geese. READ MORE

The George Bass Coastal Walk stretches from the outskirts of San Remo at Punchbowl Road, to the Bass Highway in Kilcunda and is a spectacular cliff top walk with breathtaking views. The walk is approximately seven kilometres long and an average fitness level is required. Come follow the route of the explorer George bass on his epic voyage of discovery over 200 years ago, the George Bass Coastal walk now links into the Bass Coast Rail Trail, so you can walk all the way to Wonthaggi, it's an unforgettable adventure of beauty and nature.READ MORE

Cornerstone Motel and Cookhouse in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia, was established in 1958 and has a stunning location on the picturesque Cheticamp River. Set on ten acres of lush grounds, Cornerstone Motel and Cookhouse is the ideal destination for nature lovers who will enjoy walks along the various walking paths. Our motel features 17 comfortable units that are equipped with mini fridge, microwave, satellite television, air conditioning and many more amenities, including amenities for motor cycle enthusiasts, to ensure memorable stays with us. Private parking is conveniently located in front of units at Cornerstone Motel and Cookhouse.READ MORE

Cornish Pisky Pals in Coverack, on the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall are all individually handmade small Cornish Piskes and they also sell a wonderful range of Pisky products including cards, fridge magnets, notebooks, bags and mugs for souvenirs and gifts. The Pisky trails are a wonderful adventure for adults and children and consist of around 40 small named piskies being hidden at a venue, your journey along the trail is to find the numbered markers with a Cornish Pisky pal hiding nearby, and the first letter of each pisky's names can be put together next to it's number for a Cornish Pisky Pals phrase. Cornish Pisky Pals trails are fun, but also have and educational aspect, and the trails and treasure hunts are a popular activity for the whole family.READ MORE

Lizard Point and Kynance Cove near Helston, Cornwall is an area with distinctive character and a mild maritime climate, while the Lizard Peninsula is the most southerly part of the Britain mainland. With a complex and unique geology here visitors can observe the unique, rare and unusual flora, enjoy dramatic coastal scenery around Lizard point, do some wildlife watching from the wildlife watchpoints and even visit the beautiful ancient woodland around the Helford River. Lizard Point and Kynance Cove is fascinating and breathtaking and two miles north of Lizard village lies one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, the secluded Kynance Cove, and a few miles further on the Mullion Cove picture perfect harbour protects a small fishing fleet from violent Atlantic storms, come visit this area of outstanding natural beauty, you won't want to leave.READ MORE

The Bluewater Trail in Mackay, Queensland, Australia offers six key sites along the shared pathway, and visitors here can enjoy the Botanic Gardens, the Bluewater Lagoon swimming facility, an environmental walkway, a public open space, walk and park. It's all here for wonderful fitness and health, attractions, recreational activities and the mixed use integrated trail goes through the environment, green spaces and the city's beaches. The Bluewater Trail also has two public fishing platforms and work is continuing along the pathways, so come for a fabulous time and enjoy all that the trails have to offer.READ MORE