Walking

Car-free peaks in the Peak District

Public transport accessible walk taking in two peaks – Lose Hill and Mam Tor. Sweeping views, rocks for fun photos, possible pooh sticks and the option to descend to Edale village for refreshments.

Llyn y Fan Fach and Llyn y Fan Fawr Circular Walk

Tracy Purnell takes us on a half day circular walk across Llyn y Fan Fach and Llyn y Fan Fawr in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

The Peak District - Britain’s 1st National Park

Nigel Vardy takes us on a nostalgic exploration of Britain’s 1st National Park - The Peak District.

Dragons Back Circular - Black Mountains

​​The Dragons Back walk starts in the small village of Pengenffordd within the Brecon Beacons National Park. It boasts fantastic views of the surrounding country side and the beautiful Black Mountains.

It’s not just about Snowdon in northern Snowdonia

Adventurer and navigation workshop leader, Jason Rawles takes us on 3 lesser-known but incredible routes in northern Snowdonia.

The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge

One of David Wilson's favourite challenges is walking The Yorkshire Three Peaks. He shares the basics with us of what you can expect on this epic 25 mile walk taking in the summits of Pen-y-ghent, Ingleborough and Whernside.

Responsible dog walking

Tracy Purnell is a lover of our canine friends and her gorgeous Asher & Marley go everywhere exploring with her. Here she takes us through a few things to consider when taking your dogs to the countryside.

How it felt to complete the Wainwrights

For three and a half years, walking the Wainwrights had been an obsession.​ #GetOutside Champion James Forrest tells us why he believes that being in the mountains is good for the soul.

5 family friendly countryside walks

There is nothing better than a fun family day out. A countryside walk is always a great option, it’s a simple way of keeping fit, getting some fresh air, digitally detoxing and discovering somewhere new. Not to mention it’s nearly always going to be free.

Walking the South West Coast Path

As a child, I spent so many evenings after school having picnics and rowing around Lulworth Cove in a dinghy with my parents. I walked across Lulworth Ranges to Worbarrow Bay regularly and so it’s safe to say I have grown up with a love of the area.