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WHERE TO GO WHEN THE LEAVES TURN

Published 2026-08-02

As this year’s hot summer gives way to cooler temperatures, Britain’s landscapes are set to put on a spectacular display of colour this autumn. As the air becomes crisper, trees burst into brilliant shades of gold, amber and crimson. Incredible colours and cooler temperatures make autumn one of the best times to explore the UK’s countryside on foot, together with like-minded people. Britain’s only walking holiday co-operative HF Holidays has shared a round-up of where to find some of the best autumn landscapes. With 16 country houses based in the UK’s most spectacular walking destinations and up to three different levels of guided walks to choose from each day; walkers can take their pick of the best autumnal displays.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best places to see autumn leaves in the UK?

Some of the best places include the Lake District, the Cotswolds, and the New Forest.

When is the peak time to see autumn foliage?

The peak time usually falls between mid-October and early November.

Are there guided walking tours available?

Yes, HF Holidays offers various guided walking tours during the autumn season.

What should I wear for walking in autumn?

It's best to wear layers, waterproof clothing, and sturdy walking shoes.