7 trails · 1,461 miles · one island
Cross Britain on foot.
Britain’s long-distance trails, each one a guide and a planner that turns the days you have into stages, beds and trains.
How long have you got?
England · National Trail
South Downs Way
101 mi (163 km)
7–10 days
True scale
Every trail on one mileage axis.
How it works
Three steps, all of them free.
- 01
Pick a trail
Every trail with the numbers that decide: miles, days, how hard, and whether a train gets you to both ends.
Compare the trails → - 02
Fit it to your days
Tell the planner how many days you have and it splits the trail into stages that end where the beds are.
Start with the South Downs Way → - 03
Book the pieces
Beds in the right order, trains at both ends, bags carried if you want. A checklist, not a package.
See what to book →
Featured guide
National Trail · england
South Downs Way
A hundred and sixty kilometres of chalk from the cathedral city to the sea: the long green whaleback of the Downs, with the Weald laid out to the north the whole way, ending on the highest cliffs on the south coast.
- Distance
- 101 mi
- Days
- 7–10 days
- Ascent
- 10,758 ft
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