Hiking & Trail Running Itinerary Planners
For multi-day routes
Plan your next multi-day hike with our free itinerary planners covering long-distance trails across the UK and Europe. Each planner features interactive maps with elevation profiles, so you can visualise every climb and descent before you set off. Choose your pace category – Explorer, Hiker, Fastpacker, or Trail Runner – set your daily hours, and get a personalised day-by-day schedule with stage distances and estimated time on the trail. Download your itinerary as a PDF and get a GPX file for your GPS device or hiking app.
Trek through the Italian Dolomites on this iconic high-level route from Lago di Braies to Belluno. Expect dramatic limestone spires, alpine meadows, and rifugio-to-rifugio stages with significant daily ascent. Plan your stage-by-stage itinerary customised to your pace and daily hiking hours.
Circle the Isle of Anglesey along 200 km of varied Welsh coastline, passing hidden coves, sea cliffs, and historic lighthouses. The terrain is mostly low-level with short sharp climbs on cliff sections. Build a day-by-day schedule tailored to your walking speed and available time.
Circle the island of Menorca on this historic coastal path, following the route once used by soldiers and watchmen to patrol the shoreline. The trail links turquoise coves, limestone headlands, pine-fringed beaches, and traditional fishing villages. The terrain is mostly low-level with rocky sections along the south coast. Build a day-by-day itinerary tailored to your pace and daily hiking hours.
Cross Northern England from St Bees on the Irish Sea to Robin Hood's Bay on the North Sea. The route traverses three national parks – the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, and North York Moors – covering fell tops, limestone pavements, and moorland. Create a personalised itinerary with daily distance and time estimates.
Follow the escarpment edge of the Cotswolds AONB from Chipping Campden to Bath, passing honey-stone villages, ancient hill forts, and panoramic viewpoints over the Severn Vale. The walking is predominantly rolling with a few steeper sections. Plan each day around your preferred pace.
Walk through the heart of the Lake District from Ulverston to Carlisle, linking lakes, valleys, and fells on a lower-level alternative to the high mountain routes. The path passes Coniston Water, Langdale, and Borrowdale before descending to the Eden Valley. Tailor your daily stages to fit your fitness and schedule.
Trace the River Wharfe from Ilkley through the Yorkshire Dales to Bowness-on-Windermere in the Lake District. This riverside walk offers gentle gradients, limestone scenery, and pastoral valleys. Generate a stage-by-stage plan with estimated trail time for each day.
Walk Scotland's Fife coastline from the Forth bridges to the Tay estuary, passing fishing villages, sandy beaches, and the historic university town of St Andrews. The terrain is mostly level with occasional cliff-top sections. Plan your daily distances and overnight stops with a personalised itinerary.
Hike Portugal's wild Alentejo coast on the Rota Vicentina, following fishermen's paths along dramatic Atlantic cliffs, pristine beaches, and coastal scrubland. The route links remote villages in the Vicentine Coast Natural Park. Build a day-by-day itinerary based on your pace and daily hiking hours.
Traverse Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana mountains on the Dry Stone Route, following ancient paths past terraced olive groves, limestone gorges, and remote mountain refuges. The terrain is rocky and steep in places with rewarding coastal panoramas. Customise your stage plan to match your speed and preferences.
Walk the length of the Scottish Highlands from Fort William to Inverness along the Great Glen, following the Caledonian Canal towpath, forest tracks, and lochside trails past Loch Ness. The route is mostly low-level with gentle gradients. Create a personalised itinerary with daily time-on-trail estimates.
Follow the line of the Roman frontier across Northern England from Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway. The path passes forts, milecastles, and the dramatic Whin Sill crags in Northumberland National Park. Plan your coast-to-coast crossing with stage breakdowns tailored to your pace.
Walk the spectacular Welsh coastline through Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Britain's only truly coastal national park. The route covers rugged cliffs, secluded bays, and nesting seabird colonies with over 10,000 m of cumulative ascent. The trail can be split into three sections: S1 Amroth–Pembroke (83 km), S2 Pembroke–St Davids (103 km), and S3 St Davids–St Dogmaels (107 km). Build a stage-by-stage itinerary suited to your fitness level.
Tackle England's oldest and most demanding National Trail, stretching from Edale in the Peak District to Kirk Yetholm on the Scottish border. The route crosses peat moorland, limestone dales, and exposed fell tops including Cross Fell, England's highest pennine summit. Plan your multi-week itinerary with daily breakdowns.
Walk Britain's oldest road from Overton Hill near Avebury to Ivinghoe Beacon in the Chiltern Hills. The western half follows open chalk downland past prehistoric sites; the eastern half winds through beech woodland and river valleys. Plan your itinerary with daily distances suited to your pace.
Follow in the footsteps of the legendary Rob Roy MacGregor from Drymen to Pitlochry through the heart of Highland Perthshire. The route passes Loch Venachar, Loch Lubnaig, and the Falls of Dochart before crossing open moorland to the Tummel Valley. Plan your day-by-day itinerary with stage distances tailored to your pace.
Follow the chalk ridgeline of Southern England from Winchester to Eastbourne, crossing rolling downland, dry valleys, and the dramatic Seven Sisters cliffs. The route stays mostly high on the escarpment with wide-open views. Generate a day-by-day walking plan based on your preferred daily distance.
Take on England's longest National Trail – 1,014 km of dramatic coastline from Minehead in Somerset to Poole Harbour in Dorset. The path passes through Devon, Cornwall, and the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site with over 35,000 m of total ascent. The trail can easily be split into six shorter sections: S1 Minehead–Bude (198 km), S2 Bude–St Ives (182 km), S3 St Ives–Falmouth (166 km), S4 Falmouth–Plymouth (134 km), S5 Plymouth–Exmouth (166 km), and S6 Exmouth–Poole (190 km).
Walk from Melrose in the Scottish Borders to Holy Island (Lindisfarne) in Northumberland, following in the footsteps of the 7th-century saint. The route crosses the Eildon Hills, Cheviot foothills, and finishes with a tidal causeway crossing. Plan your stages with daily time estimates.
Circuit Western Europe's highest peak through France, Italy, and Switzerland on one of the world's most popular long-distance trails. The route crosses alpine passes above 2,500 m with daily ascents and descents of 1,000 m or more. Build a customised day-by-day plan with refuge stops and estimated trail times.
Trek Scotland's most famous long-distance path from Milngavie near Glasgow to Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis. The route passes Loch Lomond, crosses Rannoch Moor, and descends through Glen Nevis. Plan your northbound or southbound itinerary with detailed daily breakdowns tailored to your speed.