Win the ultimate hiking package with Osprey

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There's no disputing it – autumn is officially here, bringing with it the crunch of leaves underfoot, the crisp morning air and the season of walking festivals. Is there anything better than a beautiful, scenic autumnal walk topped off with a welcoming pint (or cuppa) in a local pub?

We don't think so, and that's why we've teamed up with leading outdoor kit manufacturers Osprey Europe to bring you the ultimate hiking package worth over £350 – to help you GetOutside.

This fantastic prize is perfect for walkers of all abilities and includes:

  • An Osprey Atmos or Aura 65L rucksack (worth £190), plus a range of accessories to keep your kit dry and secure.
  • A 12 month subscription to OS Maps – the award winning digital mapping service from Ordnance Survey. Complete with full OS Explorer and OS Landranger mapping for the whole of Great Britain, OS Maps is perfect for people who love exploring.
  • Find inspirational walking routes in an area of your choice with an OS Pathfinder walking guide.
  • A personalised OS Custom Made map, centered on any area of your choice with your own title and cover image.
  • Stay warm with an exclusive OS GetOutside Tech Top – not available to buy!
  • OS GetOutside enamel mug – perfect for a 'top of the summit' tea stop.

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Competition closes at midnight on Sunday 15 October 2017.

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