Herefordshire has been named the second-best area for walking routes in the UK.
The study by Park Holidays UK looked at trail density, difficulty, and the number of family- and pet-friendly trails.
Herefordshire scored high with 1,261 trails within a 50-mile radius and a trail density of 153 per square metre.
It stood out for its family-friendly routes, boasting 275 trails suitable for all ages.
The county’s landscape of rolling hills, ancient orchards, and black-and-white timbered buildings offers a peaceful walking experience.
Adventurers can tackle parts of the 154-mile Herefordshire Trail or explore pilgrim routes around Hereford.
Historic sites and castles provide added points of interest.
The area also caters to those seeking more challenging walks, with 72 strenuous and technical routes available.
Derbyshire took the top spot in the study, with 1,835 trails within a 50-mile radius and a trail density of 178.3 per square metre.
Yorkshire came in third with 888 trails and a trail density of 14.6 per square metre.
Lancashire and Hampshire completed the top five.
Park Holidays UK also highlighted the counties with the most strenuous and technical walks, with Lancashire leading with 101 demanding routes.
Cumbria followed closely with 97 strenuous walks amid the spectacular fells and peaks of the Lake District.
Derbyshire and Herefordshire also cater well to adventure seekers, with 86 and 72 tough trails respectively.
The study aims to help walkers of all kinds find the best walking experiences in the country.