Advice & Inspiration
The Knowledge
Whether you’re starting from the beginning or an frequent navigator these navigation and map reading tips will help you find your way...
Getting out into the hills is one of the best ways to leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind, but having the right kit is essential to staying safe and enjoying your adventure.
Try a walking staycation with the YHA...
We asked Forestry Commission England to share some of their top places for getting active and forest fit in the outdoors.
Whether you need a warm sleeping bag for a mountain expedition, can’t decide between down and synthetic, or you’re after something for a family camping trip, our guide will help you get a great night’s sleep.
Our partners at the Ramblers have shared some of their favourite routes for a stroll and a pub stop.
Outdoor activities, on the surface, look to be more popular than ever. But who is actually getting involved the most and in which activities? Where in the UK are the most avid campers, paddle-boarders or hikers for example?
Our partner, the National Trust, has shared some of their most stunning Lake District walks, from enchanting strolls through wildlife-filled castle grounds, to secret waterfalls and spectacular mountain lakes.
While walking alone can be just as enjoyable, there's something special about walking with others. Read on to discover 7 benefits of walking together and how it can elevate your experience exploring the great outdoors.
A sleeping mat is an essential part of your camping set-up, offering you comfort and warmth for a good night’s sleep. We’ve put together this guide to the different types of sleeping mat which are available, to help you choose the perfect one for your next camping trip.
From epic multi-pitch trad climbs to short but complex boulder problems, Britain is blessed with some of the world's greatest climbs - and our staff have done them all. Here are some of our favourite climbs from across the UK, suggested by the people who have conquered them.
Combine outdoor activities by packing your camping kit and taking to the water...
For a variety of scenic walks, it doesn’t get much better than Scotland. From historic city streets to striking hills and mountains, meandering coast lines to wildlife-filled forests, Scotland really does offer something for everyone.
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