Tag: UNESCO World Heritage

• The Chirk Walk via Two Aqueducts: Canal Paths, Tunnels, and Industrial Heritage

  

  A scenic walk starting from Chirk railway station, taking in Chirk Aqueduct, the dark canal tunnel, and the breathtaking Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. This dog-friendly canal walk blends industrial heritage, Welsh valley views, and practical tips for tackling one of the most memorable aqueduct walks on the England–Wales border.

  Alison Little

  30.12.2025

  Arts and Culture, Lifestyle, Travel

  Canal towpath walks, Chirk Viaduct, Chirk walk, Countryside walking routes, Dog-friendly walks, europe, hiking, Industrial heritage, nature, Pontcysyllte Viaduct, Scenic railway walks, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage, Wales border walks, walking

• Is Windermere Suffering from Overtourism?

  

  Windermere may be the jewel of the Lake District, but is it being loved to death? From crowded viewpoints at Orrest Head to noisy beaches and endless queues, overtourism is reshaping the landscape. Here’s a personal reflection on the pressures facing Windermere—and how visitors can travel more sustainably.

  Alison Little

  29.08.2025

  Business & Finance, Lifestyle, Politics, Feminism & History, Travel

  Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, Hag Wood, Lake District, Lake Windermere, Orrest Head, Overtourism, Responsible tourism, Sustainable travel, Tourism tax, Travel reflections, UNESCO World Heritage, Visitor economy, Where to stay in the Lake District