About Us
Posted on August 16, 2019
About Us
Welcome to Mud and Routes. We’re the fastest growing digital hill walking destination in the UK, with the aim of becoming the best, and we bring it all to our registered users for free (yes FREE!).
Our Story
The Mud and Routes brand grew from the original Walk Eryri website (established in 2004), and our desire to create a home for all the excellent free walking routes created online by indie websites and other organisations.
Our goal was to provide the largest single database of quality mapped and fully explained FREE walking routes, with a muddy road ahead . . . Mud and Routes was born!
Our Mission
Promoting walking in the UK
Mud and Routes’ mission is to inspire all to enjoy the pleasures of walking, by becoming the best digital hill walking destination in the UK
. . . with an emphasis on:
Routes
We have over 1,000 quality UK hill walking and scrambling routes, long distance trails, coastal walks as well as low level and easier walks to suit all abilities. With more being added on a weekly basis.
Outdoor Gear Reviews
We review both walking and camping gear all of which you can be assured are tested out in the outdoors. From waterproof jackets and boot reviews, to outdoor tech and walking packs, we’ve got you covered.
Outdoor Skills and Tips
We endeavour to pass on our knowledge in a series of free outdoor skills tutorials and tips for new and experienced walkers alike.
Meet the family
If Mud and Routes is the daddy, then the following sites are its’ sisters. Part of the same brand but providing a more in-depth digital guidebook experience for their specific areas.
JOIN US, it’s FREE!
So if you’re new to Mud and Routes why not register with us for great member benefits, and then clamber over to our walking forums and introduce yourselves.
I agree with your policy of no motorised transport but what is your view about electric powered all terrain wheelchairs?
I have recently bought one of these (Boma7) for my husband who can no longer walk very far. We have made contact with the Disabled Ramblers for group trips but it would be make outdoor accessibility more mainstream.