The spring season is ongoing and it is the perfect time to enjoy nature because of the blooming flowers, returning birds and butterflies and longer days.
In this season, long walks have their own charm and recently, a beautiful trail has been recommended for the people of the UK.
Daffodil Way in Gloucestershire has been recognized by The Telegraph as one of the top spring walks in the UK.
This 10-mile circular trail is famous for its bright yellow daffodils, especially in the Golden Triangle area which includes Dymock, Kempley and Oxenhall.
The Daffodil Way trail was officially established in 1988 and takes walker through ancient forests and charming villages, providing beautiful scenic views.
In addition to the daffodils, visitors will also see charming ponds, streams and orchards.
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The section that goes through Dymock Woods is especially notable for the presence of vibrant violet-blue bluebells which add to the natural beauty of the area.
The walking trail starts in the village of Dymock which is known for a type of cheese called Stinking Bishop.
The walk then continues to Kempley, where you can visit St. Mary’s Church, a historic church built in the 12th century which is famous for its medieval wall paintings.
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