GetOutside Champions

8 ways to keep active outdoors all winter

The clocks have changed, autumn is waning, the nights are drawing in, and it can be very tempting to stay indoors in the warm all winter. But resist the urge to hibernate. Staying active in the colder months will make you healthier & happier.

After-work Long Distance Trail

How can you do a long distance trail when you don't have any time? GetOutside Champion Rory Southworth reveals his After-work Long Distance Trail Project.

Active commuting to work

GetOutside Champion, Debs Butler loves cycling to work. But how does she keep it up when the darker, colder months set in? Here’s her 6 tips to keep your activity high as the temperature outside drops.

Skiing in the Lake District

Seasoned skier and GetOutside Champion, Rory Southworth, explores the slopes around the Lake District to give him that ultimate skiing buzz!

Look after your mental health this season

For many, the colder seasons mean crisp mornings, warm drinks and snuggling by the fire. But for others, the shorter days signal a downturn in mood and energy leaving us feeling sad and sluggish.​ Eli Bishop gives us some tips to help.

Wonderful waterways

GetOutside Champion Debs Butler takes us on her stand up paddleboarding river trip in the Midlands.

Kit guide: Top 5

Record-breaking adventurer and mountain wanderer, James Forrest, shares his top 5 favourite items he used and abused during his adventures in the wild places of Great Britain and Ireland...

Autumn family adventures

Looking for exciting, outdoor family adventures this Autumn? GetOutside Champions, Jen & Sim Benson bring us 5 of the best events on offer at your local National Trust places.

GetOutside for Outdoor Classroom Day

It's Outdoor Classroom Day on 7th November! Teacher and #GetOutside Champion, Debs Butler, gives us her 5 top ideas for getting the kids learning outside this Autumn.

Get up, stand up for work place health

Before you read on, and in the interests of your wellbeing, please stand up. Sitting down for the next five minutes could be harmful to your health...