In this extended edition of Countryfile the team head out into some of the nation's most beautiful landscapes for the Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need. The team are joined by viewers of the show, as well as some inspirational youngsters supported by BBC Children in Need, and they celebrate the thousands of sponsored rambles viewers organised themselves in aid of the cause. Visiting the Lake District, Matt Baker takes on the most challenging of routes in the Eskdale Valley. In Matt's group is Levana, a 15-year-old double amputee who has been supported by the BBC Children in Need-funded project Meningitis Now. Heading to Northern Ireland's coastline, John Craven takes on Giant's Causeway with a group of Countryfile viewers and 16-year-old Zahra from Belfast. Zahra has arthritis and has been supported by the BBC Children in Need-funded project Arthritis Care NI. Anita Rani visits the Brecon Beacons and heads up Sugar Loaf Mountain, joined by a group of Countryfile viewers as well as Olivia, a 15-year-old who has Down's Syndrome and who has been supported by the BBC Children in Need-funded Cathays & Central Youth & Community Project in Cardiff. In Scotland, Ellie Harrison leads the largest group of ramblers around Edinburgh's Holyrood Park. Ellie is also joined by a group of young people from the Jeely Piece Club in Glasgow, a local play project which is funded by BBC Children in Need. Completing the rambles, Adam Henson heads to Alice Holts Forest in Surrey, joined by Countryfile viewers and the Shilston family from Surrey, who have been supported by the BBC Children in Need-funded project the Princess Alice Hospice. The programme also looks at the thousands of rambles which members of the public took on themselves in aid of the cause.