South East

Top 3 crags in Kent and Sussex

Are you passionate about rock climbing, or would like to try it for the first time but you live in London or the southeast? This blog post highlights 3 of the best spots in Kent and East Sussex where you can get outside and have a session on some real rock.​

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.

Give your kids more time

Our lifestyle today means that for the first time ever, our children could have a lower life expectancy than us. Their physical and mental wellbeing is directly related to the amount of time they spend outside.

Bike exploring: Invasion of Hurst Castle

Pennington to Hurst Castle Loop. Just under 10 miles of easy going bike trail, quiet roads and shingle/pebble beach. A great all year ride, suitable for families however the final spit section maybe a challenge for smaller legs and wheels.

Cycling The Trafalgar Way

Taking on 288 miles/461km of cycling, Kate Jamieson takes us on her adventure from Falmouth to London along The Trafalgar Way.

Drone use in Wildlife Conservation

Andy Dodd, from the #GetOutside duo TwoTravlrs, takes us on a journey of discovery into how the use of drones could help with woodland management and wildlife conservation.

GetOutside Champion: Kate Jamieson

It’s safe to say Kate doesn’t take any persuading to plan an adventure, get out and explore.

GetOutside Champion: Mansoor Ahmad

Manse was born in Oxford, UK where he grew up. At an early age he was introduced to the natural world by his father, spending time outdoors and being shown some marvellous skills.

GetOutside Champion: Matthew Dieumegard-Thornton

Matthew is a true Himalayan adventurer!

GetOutside Champion: Beki Cadd

Beki Cadd (aka Miss Wheezy) is out to prove that having asthma needn’t hold you back from leading an active life.