What we know about you.

• Nothing to make a plan. A plan is a URL: the trail, the number of days, the direction, where you will sleep, the day you have selected and, if you add one, a start date. Nothing about you is in it. The “travelling from” choice is a city, never an address.
• In your browser only: your theme choice, the ticks on a booking checklist, and the planner’s last settings so the guide can link back to them. These stay on your device; we cannot read them.
• If you subscribe to the newsletter: your email address, the time you consented, where on the site you signed up, and which trail, if any, you asked about. Nothing else.
• If you write to us: whatever you send, kept only as long as it takes to reply and fix the thing.

We use Vercel Web Analytics, which sets no cookie and stores no identifier on your device; it counts page views and a handful of events (a trail selected, a plan built, a partner link followed) using a hash that changes daily and cannot be tied back to you. Event properties are trail names, day counts and the like — never an email, a name or a free-text field. The site’s code refuses to send anything that looks like personal data.

The site sets no cookies of its own and uses no advertising or tracking cookies. The maps load tiles from a third party; what that stores is listed on the cookies page.

A link marked Partner carries what the search needs and nothing about you: the place, its coordinates, the nights if you have chosen dates, and the trail and day it came from, so the partner can credit us. Once you follow it you are on the partner’s site and its privacy policy applies. The planner’s bed searches, once switched on, go through Stay22 to a booking site such as Booking.com or Expedia.

Sign-up is not open yet, so we hold no newsletter addresses. When it opens: the newsletter is double opt-in: we send a confirmation first and nothing until you click it. Every email has an unsubscribe link. Your address is stored with our newsletter provider, Kit, and nowhere else. Kit is based in the United States and stores data there and in other countries; its privacy policy says how it protects addresses from the UK.

• Vercel — hosting and analytics. Server logs are kept for the shortest period the host allows.
• OpenFreeMap — map tiles on the guide and planner pages. Your browser requests tiles directly.
• Kit — the newsletter: your address, when you confirmed, and where on the site you signed up. We send it only when you subscribe.

Under UK GDPR you can ask what we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, and object to its use. Since the only personal data we hold is a newsletter address, the quickest route is the unsubscribe link; for anything else, write to hello@walkfordays.co.uk.

Not yet set: ICO registration status, once the data protection fee self-assessment is done