While thousands visit the central sections of Hadrian's Wall each year, few venture to its lesser-known segments where the true essence of Rome's northern frontier can be experienced in solitude. Discover the hidden watchtowers and remote milecastles that offer a more authentic glimpse into frontier life.

Beneath modern A-roads and hidden in plain sight across the English countryside lies an intricate network of medieval trade routes connecting market towns. These ancient highways tell stories of commerce, pilgrimage, and daily medieval life that shaped Britain's landscape.

The rugged Cornish coastline harbours a network of hidden paths once used by smugglers to transport contraband inland. These secret routes, often connecting remote beaches to rural villages, reveal the untold history of Cornwall's 'free traders' who operated in the 18th and 19th centuries.

England's ancient royal forests contain a wealth of hidden historical pathways once used by monarchs and their courts. From the processional routes of William the Conqueror to the hunting tracks of Tudor kings, these forgotten thoroughfares offer a glimpse into the royal exploitation of Britain's woodlands.