There\u2019s nothing quite like taking a scenic stroll in the fresh air. A time to soak up breath-taking views and reflect, there\u2019s so many incredible landscapes the UK alone has to offer. With a National Trust membership in tow, you can open yourself up to hundreds of free visits. And now we\u2019ve summed up some of most ideal sites, both for walking abilities and interests in all corners of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.<\/span><\/p>\n England<\/b><\/p>\n Dunham Massey<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Catch sight of beautiful wildlife in the form of Dunham Massey\u2019s gorgeous herd of deer. Not only that, Dunham Massey is also home to stunning gardens and a house packed full of history.<\/span><\/p>\n Stourhead <\/span><\/i><\/p>\n With its ancient temples and tranquil, steady waters, Stourhead sits proudly in Wiltshire. Spanning over 2.5 thousand acres, you can be rest assured there are also some incredible routes to walk as you make your way around the lakes and colourful foliage.<\/span><\/p>\n Wales<\/b><\/p>\n Tredegar House<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Journey into Wales and pay a visit to Tredegar House with its acres of lands to explore. From the house and perfectly kept gardens to the 90 acres of parkland readily available to adventure through. There are also plenty of activities to take part in, including crafting and kayaking. <\/span><\/p>\n Northern Ireland<\/b><\/p>\n Giant\u2019s Causeway<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Created by a volcanic eruption, this snapshot of coast has 40,000 columns and is one of Northern Ireland\u2019s most popular sites. Explore this natural beauty from a range of angles, take hikes and, of course, stumble across a giant\u2019s boot.<\/span><\/p>\n Scotland<\/b><\/p>\n When visiting Scotland National Trust sights, be aware that they offer separate National Trust of Scotland memberships. But do not be dissuaded. These Scottish landscapes are worth the money.<\/span><\/p>\n
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