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What is your favourite UK awe-inspiring walk?

We’d like you to tell us abour your favourite awe-inspiring walks in the UK and show us pictures too
  
  

View from Vicarage Cliff near Morwenstow on the South west coast path of Higher Sharpnose Point North Cornish coast.
View from Vicarage Cliff near Morwenstow on the South west coast path of Higher Sharpnose Point North Cornish coast. Photograph: Alamy Stock Photo

Older adults who took weekly “awe” walks reported increased positive emotions and less distress in their daily lives, according to a study published in the journal Emotion.

As well as reported health, the researchers noticed differences in the walkers’ selfies, which increasingly showed their surroundings rather than themselves and measurably broader smiles towards the end of the eight-week study.

Guardian journalist Patrick Barkham has suggested 10 weekly awe walks and now we want to hear from you.

Please tell us about the walks in the UK that you think inspire the most awe and share pictures too, if you have them.

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You you can share your suggestions and pictures of “awe” walks in the form below. Please tell us as much detail as possible about the walk, not only the route but also about the views that inspire you.

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