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    Home » A 40-minute flight from the UK, the English-speaking island has 150 miles of walking routes | Travel News | Travel

    A 40-minute flight from the UK, the English-speaking island has 150 miles of walking routes | Travel News | Travel

    overthebordersBy overthebordersJanuary 26, 2025 Travel News No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The charm of this English-speaking island lies not only in its stunning natural beauty, but also in the endless possibilities for exploring it from a variety of approaches.

    Perhaps one of the most extreme ways to appreciate the many landscapes of this often overlooked gem is to take a challenging hike from one end to the other.

    Raad ny Foillan, which means 'seagull's path' in Manx Gaelic, is the Isle of Man's longest long-distance footpath, at 95 miles long.

    This stunning coastal walking trail offers a comprehensive look at the beauty and character of the Isle of Man and is, according to visitisleofman.com, “a great opportunity to roam the entire country.”

    The route is divided into sections, each with its own charm, walking through sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, secluded coves, and lush valleys.

    Along the way, visitors discover beautiful views of the Irish Sea, historic sites and wildlife habitat, making it a haven for nature lovers, photographers and history buffs.

    Some sections of the trail pass through ancient castles, old mining settlements, and even prehistoric burial grounds, adding a rich historical and cultural layer to the journey.

    The entire Raad ny Foillan trail can be completed in about seven to nine days depending on your pace, but shorter sections are also popular, allowing visitors to enjoy a small section of the trail without taking on the entire circuit.

    This trail is well-maintained and well-marked and is suitable for walkers of various levels, but some parts can be very difficult with uneven terrain and steep climbs.

    The trail takes hikers past famous landmarks such as the iconic Calf of Man, a small island off the southern tip of the Isle of Man famous for its wildlife and birdwatching opportunities.

    Another highlight is Castletown, home to the historic Rushen Castle, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in Britain.

    Hikers can also pass through picturesque villages such as Port Erin and Peel. Each has its own unique character, and you'll have the chance to take a break and sample local delicacies such as Queenie or Manx Bonag.

    Isle of Man World-famous for its TT and Tourist Trophy races, the Isle of Man is also known by sports enthusiasts as the birthplace of Pilates.

    Pilates was invented in the early 20th century by Joseph Pilates, a German physical trainer born in Mönchengladbach, Germany, to a gymnast father and a naturopathic mother.

    The idea for his method came to him during World War I, when he was interned at Knockaloe camp on the Isle of Man.



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