Robson Green sets out on one of the most iconic walks in the UK, the Hadrian’s Wall path. For Robson, who was born and raised in the Northeast, it’s a deeply personal and emotional 84-mile journey across a landscape he’s loved since childhood. Starting at Heddon-on-the-Wall, Robson retraces familiar footsteps through rugged moorland, sweeping countryside, and historical ruins.

Robson Green is in Austria hiking along the stunning Wachau Valley, exploring its rich history. The hills are alive with the sounds and sights of one of the most beautiful corners of the world, and Robson is ready to discover a land furnished with castles, where once robber barons raided boats travelling down the river, and monks built one of the most stunning monasteries in the world.

Robson Green is in Scotland, a walkers’ paradise hiking the Great Glen Way. This staggering rift valley cuts through the heart of the Highlands all the way to Loch Ness. Robson finds out what bounty can be found on his 73-mile journey in the wilderness as he tries out lock-keeping with one of the canal’s youngest recruits and takes to the water to learn the truth about the Loch Ness Monster.

Robson Green walks along the north coast of Normandy, France, tracing the footsteps of brave soldiers of the D-Day landings. Robson starts his journey at Pointe du Hoc, seeing first-hand the way this land was reshaped on that fateful day in July 1945. He travels across the beaches, explores medieval history and has a picnic of French delicacies.

Robson Green walks a beautiful but lesser-known route in the Douro Valley in Northern Portugal, rich in ancient art, wildlife and world-famous wine. Along the way, Robson witnesses thriving wildlife and learns about the way the Romans reshaped the land into one of the finest wine producing regions in the world.

Robson Green explores an ancient trail along the stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site that is the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, UK. Along the way, Robson learns what makes it one of the most important sites in the world to geologists and comes face-to-skull with a giant Pliosaur, otherwise known as a “Sea-Rex.”