A new resource is here, and although it’s designed first and foremost for disabled travellers, it turns out to be incredibly valuable for anyone travelling slowly, lightly, or by campervan.

We have launched the UK & Ireland Accessible Landscapes Hub: A clear, structured guide to the real entry points into the outdoors, the places where access genuinely works, and where nature can be enjoyed without battling steep gradients, rough ground, or guesswork.

This includes:

• The Peak District: England’s Most Accessible National Park?
• The Yorkshire Dales: Accessible Valleys, Waterfalls & Limestone Landscapes
• The Lake District Revisited: Hidden Accessible Spots Beyond the Tourist Routes
• Snowdonia (Eryri), North Wales Accessible Routes & Low-Level Wonders
• North Wales Coastal Path: Accessible Sections & Seaside Access Points
• The Scottish Highlands Accessible Routes & Low-Level Wonders
• South West Coast Path Accessible Sections in Devon & Cornwall
• Ireland (Wicklow, Kerry & Connemara Accessible Routes)
• UK & Ireland Accessible Landscapes: A Closing Overview

All of these guides will be posted once a week into the new hub, simply bringing them together into one organised, easy‑to‑navigate starting point.

Why This Matters for Sustainable Travel

Accessible routes tend to be:

• Low‑impact
• Valley‑based
• Close to existing infrastructure
• Designed to protect fragile landscapes
• Predictable and safe in all seasons

In other words: exactly the kind of routes that support sustainable, responsible travel.

They keep people on durable surfaces, reduce erosion, and make it easier to enjoy the outdoors without putting pressure on sensitive upland paths.

Why Campervanners Will Love This Hub

Even though Access Trails is disability‑led, the same qualities that make a route accessible also make it perfect for vanlife:

• Clear parking information
• Short, scenic routes ideal for stop‑offs
• Predictable surfaces and gradients
• Easy navigation
• Low‑stress places to stretch your legs
• Viewpoints that don’t require long hikes

If you’re travelling in a campervan and want reliable, low‑impact places to explore between drives, this hub will be one of the most useful tools you can carry.

What the Hub Will Offer

The new hub page will:

• Act as the main gateway to regional guides
• Explain how accessibility works in natural landscapes
• Help you choose routes based on terrain, region, or travel style
• Provide a clear internal linking structure for navigation
• Give you a complete overview of accessible landscapes across the UK & Ireland

It’s designed to help you plan more confidently, whether you’re travelling with a mobility aid, a campervan, or simply a desire to explore gently and responsibly.

The full UK & Ireland Accessible Landscapes Hub has arrived.

You’ll be able to browse by region, compare national parks, and jump straight into the routes that match your needs, all from one central page.

A more accessible, low‑impact way to explore the outdoors is coming.