Times Walks: which is the best-read ramble?

Is it Cumbria or Cornwall, Oxford or Exmoor? Plus, vote in our poll and email us your favourite UK walk

At the weekend, we published Times Walks: our first selection of 20 brilliant rambles in the UK written by columnists including Matthew Hoggard, Simon Barnes, Libby Purves and David Aaronovitch.

They have been well received, with the Times Walks special section and its features receiving more than 100,000 clicks.

As of today, the best-read walk is the Oxford Waterways, followed Seathwaite to Scafell Pike in popularity. Take a read of our 20 great rambles, see if you agree - and let us know what you think

You can also vote in our poll (current favourite is the Lee Valley walk in Herts), add comments at the end of each featured walk or email us your favourite explaining why in no more than 300 words.

Times Walks: the best rambles in Britain

Christopher Somerville introduces Times Walks, a selection of well-known and obscure routes in the British Isles

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You can also visit our Twitter feed from where we've taken these suggestions:

twitter.com/walkhighlands - Best British walks and none in the Highlands? We could help you with more than 700 of them: www.walkhighlands.co.uk

twitter.com/Bennettsj - I did Helvellyn via Striding Edge on Saturday - not for everyone, but on a clear, sunny day, just fantastic.

twitter.com/HoptonHouseBnB - a circular walk on the best preserved part of Offa's Dyke near Llanfair Hill just a a few miles from Clun - needs writing up!

And from our website:

One of my fondest memories of Derbyshire is walking Lathkill Dale, and a pint at The Hobbit. Here, I enjoy the old Princetown railway walk. There are many fine walks on Dartmoor, one just as special as the next. Eyelsbarrow to Princetown is another - Jennifer Hynes, Plymouth

Don't forget a great afternoon or full day on the Malverns, a ridge with great views along/behind you, plus Welsh and English counties to west and east respectively (walking south to north). Great access to Great Malvern or Malvern Link by train from Cardiff, Birmingham, Bristol, even London - James, Bristol

We'll publish more as you send them in - look forward to your contribution.

THE BEST READ TIMES WALK SO FAR (noon, Apr 28)
(position in brackets on Apr 22)

1 (1) Oxford Waterways

2 (2) Seathwaite to Scafell, Cumbria

3 (3) The Malham Classic, Yorkshire Dales

4 (6) Seven Sisters, Alfriston, East Sussex

5 (4) Wells-next-the-Sea to Cley, Norfolk

6 (5) Brecon Beacons Horseshoe, Powys

7 (7) Beer to Branscombe, Devon

8 (8) Chew Green, Northumberland

9 (11) Ullswater, the Lake District

10 (9) Snowdon summit

11 (12) Lee Valley to Great Amwell, Hertfordshire

12 (10) Tarbert to Claonaig, Spine of Kintyre

13 (13) Porlock Weir to Culbone, Exmoor

14 (14) Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh

15 (16) Muker to Keld, Yorkshire Dales

16 (15) Blythburgh to Eastbridge, Suffolk

17 (17=) Sennen Cove, Land’s End, Cornwall

18 (17=) Oxwich Bay, Gower Peninsula

19 (19) Slieve Binnian, Mourne Mountains, Northern Ireland

20 (20) Withypool, Exmoor

AND FINALLY!

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