Golden woodlands, quiet villages and cosy pubs. Autumn in the UK has a magic you do not get in high summer. In part one of our two part autumn special, three local experts share what really changes across September, October and November in the Lake District, the Cotswolds and Devon.
Lake District autumn colour hotspots including Tarn Hows and Wastwater
How September, October and November differ for weather, light and atmosphere
Walk ideas for non hikers and why low-level routes often win in autumn
Mountain Goat tours running through autumn, including the September-only Mountain Passes tour
The Cotswolds in the quieter months and why market towns suit autumn travel
Best timing for Cotswolds autumn colour, plus Hidcote and Batsford Arboretum
Harvest farm shops, local produce and Bonfire Night fireworks
Go Cotswolds autumn favourites, Oxford departures and the Bath Christmas market dates
Devon's tree tunnels, woodland colour and wildlife on Dartmoor and Exmoor
Cider, apple orchards, top farm shops and the rise of English vineyards
What stays open through autumn and when visitor hours start to shorten
Part two lands next week with the far north of Scotland and London.
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