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Climbing all 446 mountains in England and Wales
A British adventurer has become the fastest person to climb all 446 mountains in England and Wales.
An introduction to the 100 Peaks Challenge
23 May 2017 marks the start of the 100 Peaks Challenge – a challenge that is being undertaken by a team, led by GetOutside Champion Karl Rushen, who will embark on a life defining journey. The Goal is Simple, the Task: Monumental and the Reason: Inspirational...
What could you do with an hour a day?
Join GetOutside champion Zoe Homes in discovering more of your local area with your own #OneHourOutside challenge.
Snowdon: Routes to the top
There are many routes to the top of Snowdon itself (in Welsh 'Yr Wyddfa') with some big paths that can get crowded, but when you look across the horizon of a hundred hills you'll know why it's so popular.
Climbing (the height of) Everest
There are many ways to conquer the height of the world's mountain; not all of them involve taking on just the one. #GetOutside Champion, Tim Meek, explains a more accessible way to take on Everest.
The water’s lovely! Enjoy eco-coasteering this summer
Combine amazing coastal scenery and wildlife with a tough challenge, ideal for older kids and adventurous parents
Race to the Stones 100km ultra marathon
The Race to the Stones is 100km along one of the oldest trails in Britain - The Ridgeway, which crosses North Wessex Downs and the Chilterns. Trail runner and OS CEO Nigel Clifford found out how tough it can be...
Walking the Cape Wrath Trail
One of the toughest (and also most spectacular) long distance walks is the Cape Wrath Trail in the Scottish Highlands. Gilad Nachmani has advice for anyone planning on taking on the last British wilderness.
Paddle Boarding through Britain's Canals
#GetOutside Champion, Lizzie, is Paddle Boarding the length of Britain's Canals.
The Ten Tors Challenge
The Ten Tors Challenge is an annual challenge for teenagers to navigate the wilds of Dartmoor. It's a multi-day adventure that tests stamina, navigation and mental toughness - for both the participants and the volunteer leaders, like Fi Darby of The Two Blondes.
