I began solo hiking really out of necessity — there was no one else to hike with, so I hiked alone. In this blogpost, I share my experiences and tips on solo hiking.
Read MoreI don’t remember what made me decide to want to walk the West Highland Way (WHW), all I can tell you is that it became a fixation. Perhaps it all began after reading and watching ‘WILD’ and making an oath to myself to complete the Pacific Crest Trail one day; this 96 mile long-distance hike in the Scottish Highlands - from Milngavie to Fort William - seemed like a good way to start.
Read MoreA little round up of our time on the Isle of Mull; from Iona to Calgary Bay, to seeing puffins on the Treshnish Isles and taking things slow at Lochbuie.
Read MoreThere is nothing quite so appealing to me as waking up in a luxury bothy in the midst of a beautiful Scottish wilderness, and at Inverlonan you get just that; combined with delicious, local food, stunning interiors and the dark depths of Loch Nell on your doorstep.
Read MoreA walking guide to walking in the Cheviot Hills of Northumberland National Park, in partnership with Mammut.
Read MoreAn ode to the hills of the Peak District, written by founder and writer Athena Mellor.
Read MoreSituated in the little-known but utterly beautiful Howgill Fells, Brownber Hall is the perfect place to stay for a little bit of luxury, a delicious dining experience, and views that make you yearn to head out rambling.
Read MoreTen perfect gifts for every outdoor lover, with a focus on British craftsmanship and every gift sourced on our own British Isles; from a woodcarving workshop in the West Sussex woodland to handmade Islington ceramics; from a stay in a Cumbrian Country House to some Scottish-made Merino goodies. The Ramble Guides Christmas Gift Guide will give you an array an ideas of gifts for your outdoors-loving friends and family.
Read MoreAn ode to Autumn in the British Isles.
Read MoreA 4 mile circular walk from Grindleford Station that takes in some of the Peak District’s best farmland, moorland and woodland. Ascend onto the gritstone quarry of Millstone Edge and descend via the ancient oak woodland of Padley Gorge.
Read MoreAn easy 3 mile walk that takes in water, woodland and a tor. From the peaceful Venford Reservoir, head into the timeless, ancient woodland of White Wood that edges the River Dart, and end with marvellous views over forest and moorland from Bench Tor.
Read MoreA Christmas Gift Guide for 2018 to cover all levels of outdoor-lover - from the casual urban explorer, to the eco-friendly hill-walker, to the person who’s looking for more mountainous pursuits. We’ve got you covered with ten gift ideas for ramblers.
Read MoreFletcher Moss Park & Parsonage Gardens might just be the perfect place to see changing colours in Manchester.
Read MoreGet to know the Peak District with this moderate four mile hike to Mam Tor. Start in Edale before ascending to Hollins Cross, and then following the ridgeline to Mam Tor. One that won’t disappoint!
Read MoreA hideout in a Cornish wilderness. Stay in one of Kudhva’s treetents or cabins, nestled on a stunning property of nature only 10 minutes from coastal views.
Read MoreExploring Yorkshire Sculpture Park and admiring the world-renowned artwork in a beautiful open air setting. Including details on Giuseppe Penone’s new exhibition at the park.
Read MoreA moderate, 7 mile ramble to Place Fell, starting from Glenridding and catching the Ullswater Steamer to Howtown, before rambling along the beautiful Ullswater way then heading up to the Fell. Descend to Patterdale then back to Glenridding to create a varied, circular route.
Read MoreSituated on the tranquil shores of beautiful Ullswater, Another Place offers a taste of boutique luxury in a stunning natural setting. With views of the fells and lake from every window, you can enjoy a range of outdoor activities from the hotel alongside relaxing spa treatments, fine food and luxurious comfort.
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