The top ten best ever British hikes

and how Germany and Western Australia have experienced coronavirus – as well as their plans for the future.

Dear kopral,   This week has brought good news to many in Europe, as internal border restrictions are tentatively lifted across the EU. Here in the UK, it looks like we'll have to wait a little longer: though your holidays this year might be closer to home, that's no reason to be downbeat. There are plenty of gorgeous landscapes and wide-open spaces to explore right here on our doorstep, from the dramatic mountainscapes of the Scottish Highlands to the chalky cliffs of the South Downs. And what better way to see all this than lacing up those walking boots and striking out on your own two feet; our list of the top ten best ever British hikes should help you decide where to start.    Also this week, we chatted with the German National Tourism Office and Tourism Western Australia, to find out more about each destination's experience of coronavirus – as well as their plans for the future. Have fun, Helen Our much lamented climate means you'll likely get a soaking or three (four if you're in Scotland), but with everything from coastal strolls to fearsome scrambles, British boots were, surely, made for some serious walking. Here are 10 of the best hikes in the UK. When travellers return, they'll be able to enjoy Germany's amazing natural landscapes once more, in a country where sustainability is already firmly embraced. We chatted with Mrs Beatrix Haun at the German National Tourism Office to learn more about the country's experience of coronavirus, and how it is opening up to travellers once more. In recent weeks, Australia has made the headlines with its effective containment of coronavirus – we spoke with Brodie Carr, the Managing Director of Tourism Western Australia, to learn more about how the region has coped, and what plans are in place for moving forwards. Shop our ebooks online Follow Rough Guides Copyright © 2020 Apa Digital AG, all rights reserved.   You are receiving this email because you signed up and opted in to receive newsletter emails from Rough Guides at www.roughguides.com. If you no longer wish to hear from us, you can unsubscribe below. For any feedback - just reply to this email, we'd love to hear from you!   Rough Guides® is a trademark owned by Apa Group with its headquarters at Mill House, 8 Mill Street, London SE1 2BA, United Kingdom For more information visit www.roughguides.com Apa Group, Mill House, 8 Mill Street, London, SE1 2BA, United Kingdom Unsubscribe Manage preferences