Challenge

How to have a wild night out

With busy lives it's increasingly difficult for us to fit outdoor time into our daily schedules. So, why not use those twilight hours that might otherwise be sat in front of the TV to have an adventure. OS GetOutside Champion Belinda Kirk, offers some suggestions on how to have a wild night out.

Join the GetOutside Challenge!

The outdoors is still open and our daily exercise during winter is more important than ever. Wrap up warm and enjoy frosty mornings exploring from your doorsteps. Mix up your local daily exercise with these ideas from the free GetOutside Challenge Calendar.

Kick start your New Year with RED January

Whether you run, swim, cycle, or choose your favourite fitness activity, set your goal and make 2021 your most active yet!

Expedition packing

Dreaming of taking on that next expedition? GetOutside Champion James Forrest gives us his top 10 genius tips and tricks to help you travel like a pro.

GetOutside Magazine

Welcome to the GetOutside Magazine. Turn every journey from your doorstep into an adventure with inspiring stories, tips, ideas and advice to make the most of your time outside.

The 2.6 Challenge

Join the country and take part in The 2.6 Challenge to Help Save the UK's Charities.

Treasure hunt for kids

Treasure hunts fill us with nostalgia of happy days, dressed up in pirate hats, exploring the nooks and crannies of our grandparent’s garden. A treasure hunt is a great way to keep the kids entertained in the garden or around your local area.

Step up to the challenge

On Thursday 9 April, hundreds of you bought the mountains into your homes. We teamed up with Olympic athlete, Iwan Thomas and over 50 outdoor brands to set a new record for the most people stepping at once.

Outdoor learning

Maddie struggled with anxiety as a young girl. But one camping trip with her Dad changed that for life.

Adaptive Grand Slam

Mission Possible. Paralympian and GetOutside Champion Mel Nicholls took on the Adaptive Grand Slam Cumbria challenge. Proof that anything's possible when it comes to getting outside with a disability.