8 Cosy Pub Walks

Looking for a way to spend an afternoon this weekend? We can't think of a better way than a visit to a cosy pub where you can nestle up to a fire, have a drink, chow down on some chips, and get competitive with a board game. We've collected these jaunts that feature lovely pubs across the UK.

Only one thing beats a pub lunch, and that's a well-deserved pub lunch. So grab your granny, grandad, husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, lads, gals, or kids and get out for some explorations this weekend!

1. Longshaw Tearoom to The Grouse

Distance: 4.9km

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

An easy stroll near Sheffield with some AMAZING views across the Longshaw Estate on the edge of the Peak District. Stop off at The Grouse Inn to refuel on a spectacular chocolate brownie. If you've not got a sweet tooth choose something else from their varied and veggie-friendly menu.

2. The Jubilee Walkway Section 2

Distance: 5.5km

Duration: 2 hours

A jam-packed 5.5km walk along the Thames to see some of London's big sights. After seeing landmarks such as Tower Bridge, the HMS Belfast, and Shakespeare's Globe, you'll be well and truly ready for a stop off at The Dickens Inn. You could brave it in their beautiful beer garden or head inside to enjoy a pizza. Why not try to complete the whole Jubilee Walkway using Go Jauntly?

3. The Swaythling Circular

Distance: 4.7km

Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes

A kid-friendly walk in Southampton with views across the River Itchen, playgrounds and park life in Riverside Park, not to mention loads of history and wildlife along the way. End up at The White Swan, a carvery pub on the river, for a nice Sunday roast and a drink.

4. Charlestown to Duporth Beach trail

Distance: 0.8km

Duration: 25 minutes

This jaunt in Cornwall is for you if you love Poldark, tall ships, deserted beaches, skimming stones, and homemade scones. After enjoying what this postcard-perfect town and Duporth Beach has to offer visit The Pier House pub for some fish and chips.

5. Bristol Harbourside Walk

Distance: 4.6km

Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes

Take a walk around Bristol's famous floating harbour and choose from one of the selection of pubs along the route including The Grain Barge, a permanently moored boat, or The Pump House, which was originally built in 1870 to house a hydraulic pump that powered the bridges and lock gates. Head past iconic Bristol attractions including the M Shed and the Arnolfini.

6. Enville and the Sheep Walks

Distance: 6.4km

Duration: 2 hours

A circular stroll through fields alongside Priest Wood and Essex Wood in Enville, Staffordshire. You'll be rewarded by incredible views and a lovely old pub called The Cat Inn whose history can be traced back to 1718. It has a great selection of drinks, good food and friendly service.

7. Brewery Crawl to Southwark Park

Distance: 3.5km

Duration: 2 hours

Explore a selection of breweries in London's Victorian brewing district before finishing off in the beautiful Southwark Park. Be sure to speak to the craft beer experts and enjoy your beer with a board game or some delicious ramen or pie.

8. To the Mortal Man

Distance: 10.4 km

Duration: 4 hours 25 minutes

Take a scenic journey in the Troutbeck Valley, just outside Windermere and Ambleside in the breathtaking Lake DistrictThe Mortal Man is the perfect place to stop and admire panoramic views of the Lakeland mountains.

 

 

There you go, weekend sorted! 

Love,
Hana, Steve & The Go Jauntly Team

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