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Matt and his ramble partner, 14-year-old Ethan, are walking the longest ramble Countryfile has ever attempted.

At more than six miles along Wiltshire’s Ridgeway, this will be no easy feat for Ethan who has diplegic cerebral palsy, which means his legs cannot weight bear and he needs a frame to help him walk.

Children in Need has helped fund a charity called Surfability that has given Ethan the opportunity to achieve more than he could have ever dreamed of.

Anita rambles the picturesque Trevose Head heritage coastline in Cornwall, which takes in the awe-inspiring views of Trevose Lighthouse.

Anita joins Cara, who has been helped by ´óÏó´«Ã½ Children In Need through the funding it gives to the Donna Louise Trust.

Cara receives bereavement counselling to help her deal with the loss of her sister Elle, who sadly died from cystic fibrosis 18 months ago, aged just 11.

Anita also  takes a break from the ramble to find out more about the life of a lighthouse keeper on this remote windswept headland.

Ellie and Steve host the biggest ramble of the year in the cathedral city of Worcester where hundreds have gathered to walk a circular route in the heart of the city along the River Severn.

Ellie joins 16-year-old Aaliyah on the ramble who suffers from cardiomyopathy, a life-limiting condition in which her heart is damaged and isn’t pumping blood around the body effectively.

It means she will eventually need a heart transplant.

Aaliyah wants to help raise money because she is supported by two ´óÏó´«Ã½ Children in Need-funded charities, which help her come to terms with her condition and offer care and advice.

Tom heads to a south Wales village to join one of our viewers’ rambles - just in time for the final leg and ready to enjoy a cup of tea and a slice of cake or two!

Tom ends his day in Pembrey, near Llanelli, for a spot of truck-racing... a first for one of our rambles!

Adam joins Northern Ireland’s ramblers in the Glenariff Forrest Park for a trek amongst the waterfalls.

Adam is walking with the Eco Warriors, a group set up by local charity Focus on Family that is funded by ´óÏó´«Ã½ Children in Need.  

The Eco Warriors group is for the children of two local council estates to encourage them to learn about the great outdoors.  

Adam also learns more about the little-known history of a once-bustling railway that serviced the remote Forrest Park

John joins our Scottish ramblers at the royal Scone Palace in Perthshire as they take a walk through its historic pinetum and abundant kitchen garden before finishing with a party at the palace.

John is joined by 13-year-old Lucy and her family. Lucy has spina bifida and hydrocephalus, a rare condition that has left Lucy paralysed from the waist down and which also affects the way her brain processes information.

Lucy receives support from the charity, Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland, which provides a support worker to visit her at home and enables her to participate in recreational weekends designed specifically for her needs.

John also takes a break from the ramble to meet Scone's head gardener to find out about the history of the Douglas Fir Tree.