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  • Holiday rating

    THe Kerry way is a unique walking experience in the south-West of Ireland. Fantastic views and landscapes Show all the Beauty of this country,. You walk on very quiet ways away from all the busy traffic also doing the Kerry way. The prebooked B&Bs are outstanding, and the luggage transfer worked without any problem.

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    We already know Mickledore from out first tour „Coast to Coast“in UK and the perfectly organized cosy accomodations, the paper tour guide and the superb luggage transfer convinced uns from the First day. Therefore of course we also chose Mickledore for the Kerry Way in Ireland

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    Petra, September 2025
  • Holiday rating

    We have walked the John Muir Way via Mickledore. The only thing you need to do is walk with a daypack. It’s a very beautiful route with lots of diversity in nature. Every place we have stayed has had its unique features. And the restaurants/ pubs had great food and nice drinks. The people we have met were very friendly and welcoming.

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    Mickledore has the best experience / knowledge of all the walking holidays they offer. They know the B&B / hotel / guesthouse owners and these people know Mickledore. Just mention Mickledore and it’s fine.
    Everything is arranged from route maps, where to find restaurants/ pubs/ banks/ shops/ post office/ doctors. The official route with book and the route to your local destination. A taxi to collect you from the trail or to the trail, if the B&B is not nearby the route.
    And Mickledore will arrange transportation for the bags to your next location.
    So a carefree holiday for us, so we can enjoy our walks the fullest. And the helpdesk of Mickledore (if needed), is just a phone call away.

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    Cindy, May 2026
  • Holiday rating

    It is a superb walk, with stunning scenery along the way. The route includes babbling rivers, teaming with wildlife, quaint villages and desolate moors. The pubs and B&Bs are excellent, with very friendly owners and delicious breakfasts.

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    Mickledore were excellent, providing a superb service with booking the accommodation and providing all the essential information we needed about facilities along the route, places to eat, maps and a great guide book, which highlighted points of interest along the route.

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    Happy Walker, October 2025

Client Feedback

The first thing we remarked was when the hotel crew heard the name “Mickledore” we were immediately treated like VIPs. We had a wonderful holiday and will do our next English Holiday with Mickledore again.

Ulrich Reinicke, Germany Thames Path, July 2025

Just finished our UK Coast to Coast Walk with Mickledore and it was fantastic. Mickledore’s meticulous organization, knowledge friendliness and professionalism made our trip. We highly recommend them to anyone looking for a well-organized and enjoyable hiking holiday in the UK. I could not have been happier.

William Stone, Maryland USA Coast to Coast Path, May 2024

We just returned from doing the Cleveland Way and are so appreciative of all that Mickledore did to make this a fabulous walking trip! From the prompt emails to the excellent accommodations to the helpful advice – this is a wonderful company, and one we’ll book with again!

Victoria Cohen, Maine USA Cleveland Way, July 2024
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42 St. John’s Street
Keswick
Cumbria
CA12 5AG

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Grading System

The grade reflects the overall difficulty of the walk and takes into account the overall length of the route and how far you walk each day. It also includes how much ascent and descent there is, what kind of terrain the route crosses, and how good the going is underfoot. We also consider how well the route is signposted and whether the route presents any navigational challenges.

Easy

These are our easiest walks, covering flat and undulating terrain, and usually not more than 12 miles a day. Paths and tracks are generally well defined and well maintained. Navigation is usually straightforward.

Easy - Moderate

These holidays have an average of 15 miles a day or less on mostly rolling countryside and well defined paths, with some sections in more hilly terrain. There may be some bigger climbs, up to 250m, but not every day. For our self guided holidays we recommend you can navigate from a map.

Moderate

With a maximum of 20 miles a day these holidays typically cross more remote mountain and moorland terrain for more than one day, with total climbing of up to 1000m. Whilst most of the route follows well defined paths, there may be sections where the path is indistinct, so you need to be able to navigate with a map and compass for these walks.

Moderate - Challenging

With a maximum of 24 miles, much of the route will be over remote mountains and moorland, and there will be sections of rough or boggy ground and indistinct paths. Competence with a map and compass is essential.

Challenging

Similar to four boots, but many days will involve total climbing of up to 1200m, with significant time spent in mountainous and moorland terrain. There will be some long days out, so you need stamina! You will need to be an experienced and fit walker, confident in the mountains and on the moors in poor weather. Again, competence with a map and compass is essential.