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The Autumn 2019 issue of walk is a special issue celebrating the 70th anniversary of the 1949 Act that laid down the blueprint for our national parks and trails, and enshrined our rights of way in law. Discover a new perspective on one of Britain’s first national parks along the Snowdonia Slate Trail; leave tourist hotspots behind with ten lesser known national park walks; and explore the exploding geysers, deep canyons and magnificent wildlife of the world’s first national park, Yellowstone in the USA. 

The Autumn 2019 issue of walk is a special issue celebrating the 70th anniversary of the 1949 Act that laid down the blueprint for our national parks and trails, and enshrined our rights of way in law. Discover a new perspective on one of Britain’s first national parks along the Snowdonia Slate Trail; leave tourist hotspots behind with ten lesser known national park walks; and explore the exploding geysers, deep canyons and magnificent wildlife of the world’s first national park, Yellowstone in the USA. 

The summer issue of walk reveals the ten finalists of Britain’s Best Walking Neighbourhood Award 2019, and asks you to vote for the winner. Follow the footsteps of artists in our regular Ten Places, or explore new places in Ramblers Routes, Discover and the Big Walk features. And get a glimpse the soon-to-be opened Paparoa Track – New Zealand’s first Great Walk in 25 years.

This edition of walk looks at the different ways we enjoy walking, from walking alone to walkable urban neighbourhoods. We have features on exploring Bristol, walking in Andorra or along our canal network.