Accessibility features
The website uses straightforward pages with no essential information hidden behind JavaScript. Its current features include:
- a “Skip to main content” link at the start of every page;
- keyboard-accessible navigation and links, with a visible focus outline;
- one main heading on each page and semantic HTML headings in a logical order;
- plain language, readable text sizes and generous line spacing;
- high-contrast text and controls against their backgrounds;
- descriptive alternative text for informative photographs, with decorative logos given an empty text alternative;
- meaningful link labels that make sense in context;
- responsive layouts for desktop, tablet and narrow mobile screens; and
- responsive layouts designed to reflow when a browser is zoomed to 200%.
Current status
This website has been checked with automated tools and manual browser testing. It has not undergone a formal independent accessibility audit and is not claimed to be certified as conforming to WCAG.
Reporting a website problem
If you cannot access information, find a link difficult to use, or need website content in another format, please email [email protected] and describe the page and the problem.
Website access and walk access are different
This page describes access to the website. Countryside walks may include mud, stiles, slopes, roads and uneven ground, so their physical accessibility varies. Please check the individual walk details and contact Di before attending if you want to discuss terrain or suitability.
Read the Walking Information page for more about typical terrain and personal preparation.
Last reviewed: 2 November 2026. No formal WCAG certification is claimed.