Winter Walking Holiday

Winter Walking Adventure on the Isle of Man

January & February 2026

Dust off your walking boots and escape to the Isle of Man this winter for a refreshing experience filled with crisp air and breathtaking views. The island is a true walker’s paradise, where you can switch off from the daily grind and immerse yourself in nature’s beauty.

Guided by an Expert

Join Ken from Walking.im, a seasoned guide with years of experience (and countless miles under his boots), who will lead you along some of the Isle of Man’s most picturesque routes. Ken’s knowledge ensures you’ll discover the best trails, stunning vistas, and hidden gems the island has to offer.

Stress-Free Exploration

Travel effortlessly between walking routes using the island’s convenient public transport network. With Ken taking care of the logistics, all you need to do is focus on enjoying the journey and soaking up the incredible scenery.

Whether you're a seasoned hiker or looking to rekindle your love for walking, the Isle of Man’s winter landscapes promise an unforgettable adventure.

Walk 1. Glens, Cairns and Coastlines – A walk in the East of the Island with so much interest including a visit to one of the most picturesque of our National Glens, 4000 year old Chambered Tomb, Neolithic burial cairn, a secret explosives factory, stunning mountains views and a dramatic coastline.

Approx 7.5 miles with 1000ft of accent and about 4 hours walking in total (grade moderate at a leisurely pace)

Walk 2.  A Castle, Folly and Interment Camps – A walk in the West of the Island with spectacular views along the Coastline, Viking Castle and a trip to the site of the WWI Knockaloe Internment Camp. A walk that includes a tour around the pretty fishing town of Peel and finishing with an ice cream at the Island’s most famous ice cream parlour (or a cup of tea and hot pudding as its winter).   

 Approx 5.5 miles with 800ft of accent and about 3.5 hours walking in total (grade moderate at a leisurely pace)

Walk 3. In search of Wallabies – A walk that visits the RAMSAR wetland site of the Curraghs with its population of wild Red Neck Wallabies! Take a walk with Ken who will explain all about the natural history of the area and spend a couple of hours walking through the Curraghs, as Ken will spot some of these fun and bouncing locals before we walk back to the village of Sulby.

Approx 6.5 miles with 64ft of accent and about 4.5 hours walking in total (grade leisurely)

Walk 4. The Southwest Coast Path – One of the best stretches of Coastal Walking in the British Isles with a route that takes us from Port St Mary to Port Erin. This route has a little bit of everything with stunning geology, dramatic cliff tops, Neolithic History and lots of wildlife along the route.

Approx 7.5 miles with 1500 ft of accent and about 5 hours walking in total (grade moderate)

If conditions permit, then Ken will also offer a Night Walk to view the amazing night sky – The island is one of the best places in the British Isles for its dark skies and Ken often takes groups out to view the Manx landscape at night.