From Cornwall to the Northumberland coast, and from the Sussex downs to the Shropshire hills, there are numerous areas of natural beauty across most regions of England, and each offering a great opportunity to appreciate the unspoiled, less developed side of the English countryside.

The following is a list of some of the classified Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) located in England, and further information where available:

England AONB's

Arnside and Silverdale Morecambe Bay	Blackdown Hills Devon/Somerset	Cannock Chase Staffordshire	Chichester Harbour Southern Coast
Chilterns	Cotswolds	Cranborne Chase & West Wiltshire Downs	Dedham Vale Essex/Suffolk
East Devon	Forest of Bowland Lancashire/Yorkshire	High Weald (TBA)	Howardian Hills North Yorkshire
Isle of Wight	Isles of Scilly (TBA)	Kent Downs Kent	Lincolnshire Wolds
Malvern Hills Herefordshire/Worcestershire	Mendip Hills Somerset	Nidderdale Yorkshire	Norfolk Coast (TBA)
North Devon Devon	North Pennines (TBA)	Northumberland Coast Northumberland	North Wessex Downs (TBA)
Quantock Hills Somerset	Shropshire Hills	Solway Coast Cumbria	South Devon
Suffolk Coast and Heaths (TBA)	Surrey Hills (TBA)	Tamar Valley Cornwall/Devon	Wye Valley England-Wales border

Other AONBs in England

- For Dorset AONB see Dorset county guide and for Cornwall AONB areas see the Cornwall county guide.

- East Hampshire and Sussex Downs 'areas of outstanding natural beauty' now fall within the South Downs National Park borders.

- The North Downs fall within two AONB's: Surrey Hills and Kent Downs