Walking On The Isle Of Wight

By Author: Terry Simpson
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The Isle of Wight is a perfect holiday destination for the whole family for short breaks and holidays because of the many choices of stunning and interesting places you can choose from.

The island has a moderate climate and is perfect for long walks along the shores, cliffs and gorgeous beaches or for family picnics and other outdoor activities.

The Isle of Wight also has many carnivals and music events such as the Isle of Wight festival, Bestival plus various other Jazz and Folk festivals.

Another famous festival is the annual Isle of Wight Walking Festival where the island hosts over 300 walks that cater to all ages and abilities.

But you don't have to wait until the walking festival to take in an enjoyable walk or ramble. The Isle of Wight includes over 500 miles of well-maintained footpaths that are open all year round. So get your comfy shoes on, pack a flask and take a stroll in this designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Some of the walks include:

Dinosaur Walk. This walks entails trips to local beaches to search for fossilised forests and dinosaur footprints ...
... with the help of an expert. It's great for the kids.

Brightstone Forest Foray. A walk that describes the West Wight Landscape Heathland Restoration Project, looking at the wildlife, and Brighstone Forest's heathland management.

A Walk from the Wildside. Experience traversing the Island from South to North. A walk from the Channel to the Solent through the heart of the history, geology, and ecology of the Island.

Geocaching Taster Sessions. Serves as an introduction to the popular exciting outdoor game of geocaching - a game that uses hi-tech equipment to hunt for treasure.

Strawberry Lane. A high level and low level circular walk through the Tennyson and Worsley Trail to the Strawberry Lane.

Speed Dating Walk. A one of a kind walk for singles where you'll have the chance to meet other people while you take in the scenery. The walk starts in the Fisherman's Cottage for briefing and ends there later with a romantic setting that also includes light lunch.

Ghost Walks. Take in the history behind the ‘hauntings' at Havenstreet, Ventnor Botanical Gardens and St Catherine's Lighthouse including many others.

Isle of Wight breaks are an interesting and exciting experience for anyone. With all the unique and vast choices of activities and events you and your loved ones can experience, it will always be a holiday you won't forget.

So what are you waiting for? Book your Isle of Wight accommodation now and have a great holiday.