Seven Natural Wonders Episode Guide

Episode Guide

Seven Natural Wonders: Season 1

• Season 1 Episode 8: South East

  Kaddy Lee-Preston travels around the South East revealing the region's seven most awe-inspiring landscapes as voted for by members of the public. She takes in the rolling North Downs, the bleak Romney Marshes and the majesty of the White Cliffs of Dover. Last in series

• Season 1 Episode 7: The West

  Amanda Parr travels around the West Country revealing the region's seven most awe-inspiring landmarks as voted for by members of the public. She pays her respects at the alleged site of King Arthur's tomb at Glastonbury Tor, discovers the joys of inland surfing at the Severn Tidal Bore, and is shown a sinister offering to the gods at Bath's hot springs

• Season 1 Episode 6: The Midlands

  Dominic Heale explores the Midlands, showcasing seven of the region's finest landscapes, chosen by residents. The stops on his journey include Blue John Cavern, Wenlock Edge, Beacon Hill, and Creswell Crags. Featuring contributions from local people, including MP Dennis Skinner

• Season 1 Episode 5: The South

  Aubrey Manning takes a tour of stunning landscapes in the south of England, chosen by viewers from the region, and chats to local experts about these features' geological origins. His journey takes him along the Ridgeway, Britain's oldest road which contains a great deal of evidence of early man, as well as the White Horse of Uffington, Finchampstead Ridges and Stokenchurch Gap. He also visits the Devil's Punchbowl in Surrey, along with the chalk landscape of Cuckmere Haven, the Needles and Lulworth Cove

• Season 1 Episode 4: The North

  Chris Jackson takes an aerial tour of the north of England in a microlight aircraft, visiting locations selected by local residents, including Morecambe Bay, the Lake District, Whin Sill, Holy Island, Durham and High Force waterfall. Along the way, he meets people whose lives have been shaped by these places and uncovers their artistic and historical legacy, discovering how JMW Turner and Victorian thinker John Ruskin drew inspiration from Aysgarth Falls in the Yorkshire Dales

• Season 1 Episode 3: London

  Bill Oddie presents a tour of London's natural splendour, discovering how more than half of the area covered by the city is made up of forest, river and open space. He climbs his favourite hill, roams the ancient hunting ground of Kings, and examines a species of tree that thrives on polluted air. He also visits the ruins of a church that was destroyed in the Blitz, and learns how the capital has become home to thousands of wild parakeets

• Season 1 Episode 2: Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

  Weatherman Paul Hudson presents an aerial tour of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire's landscape in his microlight aircraft, visiting the waterfall at Gordale Scar, the cliffs of Flamborough Head, and the impressive dignity of the Wash

• Season 1 Episode 1: South West

  Tour of some of Britain's most impressive landscapes. Each episode focuses on a different region and also examines the local history and culture, with the featured locations being chosen by residents. Samantha Smith presents a showcase of the South West's best features, including the Jurassic coast, Cornwall's beaches and the Exe Estuary

Seven Natural Wonders:

• South East

  Tour of some of Britain's most impressive sights. Each episode focuses on a different region and also examines the history and culture, with the landscapes featured voted for by residents

• The West

  Tour of some of Britain's most impressive sights. Each episode focuses on a different region and also examines the history and culture, with the landscapes featured voted for by residents