Vote for your favourite walk from the south of England

• CAPE CORNWALL FROM ST JUST, CORNWALL It’s a back-up Land’s End, without the crowds. Beach, cliff and iconic tin-mine chimney, stitched together by the South West Coast Path

• TINTAGEL TO CRACKINGTON HAVEN, CORNWALL A stunning slice of coastal path, with a rollercoaster ride via gorgeous fishing ports, beetling cliffs, legendary headlands (Tintagel) and hidden havens.

• HOUND TOR, DEVON Ghostly legends, dog-head rocks and Dartmoor-in-a-box scenery make this a huge magnet. And that’s before we mention the Baskervilles...

• THE VALLEY OF THE ROCKS, SOMERSET Valley, with rocks. But done spectacularly well. And with nice neighbours – one gorgeous Lynmouth, one famous coast path, one Atlantic Ocean

• CHEDDAR GORGE, SOMERSET A dizzying fissure in the Earth’s crust where the birds wheel below your feet as you walk along the airy canyon rim.

• PURBECK HILLS, DORSET Walk the dreamy ridge from Swanage to craggy Corfe Castle, with terrific views over Studland Bay.

• LULWORTH COVE TO DURDLE DOOR, DORSET A high-level traverse to one of Europe’s finest beauty spots. With celebrity endorsement from Tears for Fears and Cliff Richard.

• SALISBURY, WILTSHIRE Share miles of rolling, chalky downland with the Army. It’s surprisingly remote yet easy to explore.

• AVEBURY, WILTSHIRE Get up close and personal with the most striking stone circles and avenues in England. Beats Stonehenge!

• BROCKENHURST, HAMPSHIRE Spaghetti Junction for the trails of the New Forest. Go south to meet wild deer, royal history and venerable trees.

• TENNYSON DOWN, ISLE OF WIGHT Catch a bracing sea breeze on this exposed heath that leads to the iconic Needles. The Isle’s must-do walk.

• THE DEVIL’S PUNCH BOWL, SURREY Legend: created when Thor threw a vast clod of earth at Satan. Fact: sublime wooded basin whose rim offers jaw-dropping views.

• THE DEVIL’S DYKE FROM POYNINGS, SUSSEX Classic circuit of this deep and legend-drenched cleft in the South Downs. Awesome views to the coast from the top.

• THE SEVEN SISTERS, SUSSEX One of Britain’s truly iconic walks, either on the South Downs Way or as a circuit via Friston Forest. Seven vast cliffs, one unforgettable day.

• WYE DOWNS, KENT Green hillsides, the Devil’s Kneading Trough, a giant chalk crown and the grand belvedere of the North Downs Way.

• PAINSWICK BEACON AND BIRDLIP, GLOUCESTERSHIRE Cotswold Way favourite, whose environs were described by King Charles I as “Paradise”. ’Nuff said.

• UFFINGTON WHITE HORSE, OXFORDSHIRE Three thousand-year-old chalk filly leaping across the Oxfordshire downs; one of the finest highlights of the Ridgeway.

• GORING-ON-THAMES, OXFORDSHIRE Junction of three glorious trails: the Ridgeway, the Thames Path and the Icknield Way. So take any path out of Goring and it’s sure to be lovely.

• THE THAMES PATH, CENTRAL LONDON What started as a trickle in the Cotswolds here becomes the world’s grandest waterway, passing architectural and social history with every step.

• IVINGHOE BEACON, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE The most impressive finale to any national trail also makes for a superb day-walk with never-ending views.