Britain's National Parks

Exploring Britain's National Parks

OS GetOutside Champion Sean Conway runs 15 marathons in 15 National Parks in 15 days to highlight how incredible Great Britain is. We caught up with him to find out more about his challenge and discover what makes each National Park so special.

Hydrotherapy

GetOutside Champion Laura made the film Hydrotherapy in the depths of last winter about why she swims all year round for her health. She explains why she is passionate about her latest project swimming 15 of the UK’s National Parks to test for microplastics and why she thinks we should all make the most of every day.

Learn to Ride

Cycling is brilliant for all ages – it’s fun, great physical exercise and provides an opportunity for family adventures outside. This New Year make the resolution to invest the time supporting someone to pedal for the first time.

Dark Skies Festival

Guide to the Dark Skies Festival 2020, with events, places to be and more information. A great family activity to enjoy in February half term.

Hands up if you made New Year’s Resolutions?

Need something to aim for with your 2020 New Year's resolution? Whether you like to swim, cycle, run, ride, or get muddy with mates, there's an event or charitable cause for you to aim towards. GetOutside Champion, Eli Bishop's gives us some ideas.

Spend more time outdoors this January

Spending more time in the great outdoors is not only beneficial for our bodies but also our minds. Beat those January blues and get out exploring like #GetOutside Champion Tracy Purnell.

Top Tips for Winter Running

GetOutside Champions Jen & Sim Benson are endurance athletes, guidebook authors and passionate explorers of the great British outdoors - here's 5 of their top tips for Winter running.

#WeTwo

Two British adventurers and #GetOutside Champions have teamed up to undertake an Antarctic-style first right here in Britain, while crushing stereotypes with each footstep.

The New Forest Walking Festival returns

Smuggler’s trails, wild play activities and fascinating wildlife are just some of the treats awaiting walkers in this Autumn’s extended New Forest Walking Festival.

The New Forest Walking Festival 2019

The New Forest Walking Festival is set to return on 12 October to 3 November, providing the perfect opportunity to explore the Park’s beautiful surroundings, rich history and impressive range of wildlife on an expert-led tour.