This 150-acre grassland farm in Perthshire, Scotland, is the ideal place to switch off, slow down and reconnect with nature. For those looking to stay close to the comforts of their accommodation, the farm has plenty of on-site walking routes to explore. And if you fancy hiking, there are loads of different routes available depending on your abilities.

If coastal living tickles your fancy, check out the stunning Gara Rock Hotel in Salcombe, Cornwall. The famous South West Coast Path, which runs from Minehead in Somerset to Poole Harbour in Dorset, snakes along the cliff just below the hotel. Nearby Salcombe is also the starting point for a plethora of countryside and seaside routes. 

Visitors to County Down are spoilt for choice when it comes to the number of hiking and walking routes on offer, and Clandeboye Lodge is perfectly situated for making the most of them all. The aptly named Clandeboye Way is a great place to start, but other local walks involve winding woodland trails and waterfall-side paths.

Fancy a challenge? Rothay Manor is located in the heart of the Lake District, which means invigorating hikes lie right on its doorstep. The hike up to Wansfell Pike, which offers views of Lake Windemere and the Lakeland Fells and mountains, starts a five minute walk away in the village of Ambleside. 

Soak in the magic of mid-Wales with a trip to The Royston – the perfect base to explore the stunning surrounding countryside. Whether you fancy following the course of the River Fathew (and spotting waterfalls along the way) or exploring a small part of the 217km Glyndŵr Way through open moorland, you’re sure to find a walk or hike to suit you.

This beautiful hotel in the Scottish highlands is located just a short distance from the peaks of Ben Bhraggie, which offers incredible views over the local area. You can opt for an adventure curated by the hotel or spend your days exploring the local beaches or foraging in nearby woods.