27th June 2022
Perfect planning: how to choose and prepare for a great group walk
Hiking club leader Iona Andean tells us how you can use the komoot app to help with the legwork of planning a group walk.
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21st June 2022
Three of the best dry bags for hiking
Alex Roddie tries out three of the best hiking dry bags on the market and picks out the best.
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17th June 2022
Discover the ‘Celtic spirit’ this summer
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17th June 2022
The tent designed for sweet outdoor dreams in any weather
Making the mountains ‘liveable’, BACH Equipment’s APTERYX Tent could be your new home for a night under the stars. As the seasons change, choosing the right tent for your next camping adventure could mean the difference…
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7th June 2022
Women supporting each other is a powerful antidote to fear
Naturalist and presenter Lucy Lapwing reflects on a horrible incident and explores the concerns and worries women can experience when alone in the outdoors.
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3rd June 2022
The hiking sandals made for the magic of summer
The new offering from Dolomites-based brand Lizard could be the perfect shoe for your summer adventures, whether big or small.
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30th May 2022
Backpacking packs for women: 5 of the best reviewed
Mountain Leader Lucy Wallace thoroughly tests the best hiking backpacks in the 60+ litre range to help guide your buying choice.
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23rd May 2022
The 5 best hiking hydration packs
With summer upon us, Alex Roddie tests five packs to help with the all-important job of staying hydrated in the outdoors.
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10th May 2022
How to pitch a tent: the top things to look out for
How you pitch a tent for camping can be more complex than you think. Alex Roddie has a few tips to help you on your way to a perfect pitch.
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9th May 2022
The best waterproof jackets for kids
Here are three of the best waterproof jackets for kids, thoroughly tested by David Lintern with the help of Niah (aged 8) and Celyn (aged 5).
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4th May 2022
Why expanding the right to roam could save our landscapes
More access could be seen as a threat to nature – but with the right thinking, it could actually be a great benefit, says Paul Besley.