Walk Distance: 1.6 miles / 2.5 km
Walk Duration: 1 hour at steady, kid-friendly pace.
Suitable for: All the family. Strollers and scooters/bikes etc. can be used on the first half of the …
Walk Distance: 0.9 km / 0.6 miles
Walk Duration: 50 minutes at preschooler pace and time for enjoying the views from the top.
Map: Tom Harrison Maps – Angeles High Country
Suitable for: Kids …
Walk Distance: 3.2 miles / 5 km
Walk Duration: 2hrs 30 with plenty of time for spotting ducks, testing out the play parks and picnic stops.
Suitable for: Kids in carriers, strollers (all-terrain stroller …
Walk Distance: 3km / 1.9 miles
Walk Duration: 1 hr 30 at preschooler pace.
Map: OS Explorer 141 Cheddar Gorge & Mendip Hills West; OS Landranger 183 Yeovil & Frome
Suitable for: Kids in carriers, adventurous little …
Walk Distance: 1.9km / 1.2 miles
Walk Duration: 2hrs at preschool pace with picnic/paddling time.
Map: Tom Harrison Maps – Mt. Wilson
Suitable for: Kids in carriers (but note there are creek crossings and some …
Walk Distance: 5.3km / 3.3 miles
Walk Duration: 2 hours at preschool pace, allowing for plenty of time for taking photos of the iconic Hollywood Sign!
Suitable for: Babies in carriers, strollers, little walkers, …
Walk Distance: 2.2 km / 1.4 miles
Walk Duration: 1hr 15 at toddler pace, with plenty of time for admiring the llamas!
Map: Tom Harrison Maps – Mt. Wilson
Suitable for: Babies in carriers, all-terrain …
Walk Distance: 3.7km
Walk Duration: 1hr 30 at gentle preschooler pace with time for exploring the castle and feeding the ducks.
Ordnance Survey: OS Explorer 171 Chiltern Hills West; OS Landranger 175 Reading & Windsor
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Walk Distance: 3 km
Walk Duration: 1 hr 30 at preschooler pace with plenty of time to inspect the wildlife and read the information boards.
Suitable for: Babies in carriers, little legs, all …
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Walks with a baby are no more difficult than walking without a baby – it just takes a bit more planning, a degree of flexibility and a few extras to take along on the walk (one being the baby)! So nothing that the average parent doesn’t already have to cope with for every …
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Walking, hiking, rambling or roaming: whatever you call it – it’s free, it’s enjoyable, walks take you through some of the most scenic countryside on offer and it is good for your physical and mental health and well-being. Walking has long been recognised as a gentle yet extremely effective means of exercise, accessible to all …
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This post starts my review of slings, buggies, rucksacks, pushchairs and other kit for taking babies out into the wilds!
I am beginning with the Hugabub wrap. This was the second sling I purchased after the birth of my daughter. With a very refluxy baby, I was desperate for a means of getting on with life without …
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Next on the list of outdoor baby kit review list is the Babasling.
We bought the Babasling very early on and it was the first sling we ever took our daughter for a field walk in. The Babasling is a fabric one-shoulder sling and I liked the idea of having my tiny baby held close against …
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If you are itching to explore some of the UK’s most beautiful countryside but prefer to take a pushchair or are looking for walks more suitable for little legs – don’t despair! The 15 UK National Park authorities are increasingly aware of the needs of young families looking to venture out and many have published …
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It was a glorious autumnal morning – bright sunshine warming the russets and golds of the fallen leaves which whirled an enticing invitation to put on my boots and head out into the fields. And then a wail from beside me reminded me of the fact that I was now responsible for a significantly smaller …
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