Our top hot weather hiking tips, when temperatures start to go off the scale. Responsible travellers are all aware that the planet is heating up, but it’s vital that you don’t let your body overheat along with it. So don’t sweat it, just read it!
Sadly ticks are something we need to be aware of when hiking. Fun fact, they’re not insects, but related to spiders and their scientific name is Ixodida, which comes from the Greek, for sticky or mistletoe. Read more for tick tips that stick.
Our in-house travel writer shares her thoughts about going on solo walking holidays as a woman, the fears, the fun, the game changers and the gear, as well as the SECs appeal. Read more if you want to find out what that’s all about.
There is no stigma anymore about walking poles, in fact they are the sign of a strident walker rather than a struggling one. Keep yourself in ‘pole position’ by reading more about why it’s great to have them and how best to use them.
Our travel and dog expert gives her top tips on enjoying holiday time with a canine companion. From tagging, feeding and training, this blog gives us tail-wagging wanderlust.
The only (slightly) amusing aspect of the new UK visitor entry system is that it’s called an ETA. No, not Estimated Time of Arrival, but Electronic Travel Authorisation. Apart from that, it’s not funny, but it may be obligatory. Here are all your questions answered.
One of our outdoor adventure experts shares his tips on choosing the perfect companion on a hiking holiday. As your backpack will feel like an extension of your own body, it’s important to choose the right one, and pack it properly too.
Keeping up New Year’s resolutions isn’t an impossibility as long as you don’t set the bar too high from the outset. Rather than making your new year’s resolutions a pep talk, here’s how to pep up your life with an achievable adventure instead.
Our winter walking holidays may be as pretty as a Christmas cake, but there are a lot of ingredients to weigh up before that icing on the cake moment. Read our safety tips for when it’s snowy underfoot.
A few top tips on must haves for a velo-vacay, starting with a helmet and working from head down to your toes. From sustainable gear to chafing and cleats, there’s a lot to ponder.
There is no doubt that Europe is romantic and historic, but for newbies it can also feel somewhat eccentric. From Brexit to booze, crowds to culture, here are some our favourite pointers for your first foray.
Learning about safety for mountain treks might feel like having to listen to airline stewards when they give out emergency instructions. But being aware of the precautions needed to hike safely involves a lot more than knowing where the emergency exits are.
