A mecca for lovers of the outdoors, the Aosta Valley is a less-visited Alpine region not to be missed. Hike, bike, climb or ski in sublime mountain surroundings, then soak up ancient Roman heritage and traditional Northern Italian culture in the compact city of Aosta itself.
Sandwiched between two lakes and dramatic mountain ridges, this Swiss town is perfectly placed for kayaking, SUPing, hiking, skiing and a host of other high-adrenaline adventures.
With spectacular sunsets, towering peaks, enchanting ruined castles, majestic waterfalls and pristine beaches, Mull is the Scottish island that has a bit of everything.
One of the most undeniably beautiful places on the planet, Lake Annecy lies nestled in the Alps of southeastern France. It should go straight to the top of your adventure destinations list.
A ski and snowboard mecca, Les Arcs is arguably the biggest and best ski resort in the world. But in the summer season, it’s also a superb destination for bikers, hikers, paddlers and other adventure-seekers.
A dramatic landscape full of contrasts, the rolling hills, open moorland and snaking valleys of the Yorkshire Dales National Park attract nature lovers, stargazers, climbers, cavers, wild swimmers, hikers and fell runners alike.
Britain’s only coastal national park boasts spectacular scenery, stunning wildlife and endless opportunities for adventure on land and sea, from surfing and coasteering to sea cliff climbing, walking and biking.
From the limestone valleys of the White Peak to the gritstone crags and moors of the Dark Peak, this is a national park of two halves. But wherever you roam, it has masses to offer for hikers, bikers and campers.