Walking in Britain’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Posted on August 16, 2019
Walking in Britain’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Areas of outstanding natural beauty (AONB) are areas afforded similar protection to National Parks. Here are a list of all the AONB areas in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, with links to the AONB homepage on Mud and Routes. We don’t have routes in some areas, but if you represent that AONB, or run a website with routes in the area then we’d love to hear from you. Note that some categories will include routes that are near the AONB – such as Shropshire including routes within the county.
This page is under construction!
England
Lincolnshire Wolds
North Pennines
Shropshire Hills
Forest of Bowland
The following AONB areas do not have a dedicated page as of yet. Arnside and Silverdale, Blackdown Hills, Cannock Chase, Chichester Harbour, Chiltern Hills, Cornwall, Cotswolds, Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs, Dedham Vale, Dorset East Devon, High Weald, Howardian Hills, Isle of Wight, Isles of Scilly, Kent Downs, Malvern Hills, Mendip Hills, Nidderdale, Norfolk Coast, North Devon Coast, Northumberland Coast , North Wessex Downs, Quantock Hills, Solway Coast, South Devon , Suffolk Coast and Heaths, Surrey Hills, Tamar Valley, Wye Valley
Wales
Anglesey
Clwydian Range and Dee Valley
Gower Peninsula
Llŷn Peninsula
Wye Valley – no page as of yet.
Northern Ireland
The following AONB areas do not have a dedicated page as of yet. Antrim Coast and Glens, Binevenagh, Causeway Coast, Lagan Valley, Mourne Mountains, Ring of Gullion, Sperrins, Strangford and Lecale.
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