In the first of his blogs describing his walk along the South West Coast Path, Richard Langley describes the first leg along the challenging North Devon coastline between Minehead and Hartland Point. I was eager to start the walk of
At 630 miles long, the South West Coast Path is England’s longest and most challenging footpath. Starting in Minehead, Somerset, it follows the coast westwards to Land’s End and then back eastwards, all the way to Poole, Dorset. Climb it
There are many outdoor challenges in the UK and we encourage you to take on a long distance walk. Our very own Richard Langley, is about to set off on the South West Coast Path, the UK’s longest National Trail.
A four-five mile circular walk taking around two hours…allowing plenty of time to take in the spectacular views. This post is the first in our summer series on the South West Coast Path, coming soon later this summer. Golden Cap…
Camping at Troytown Farm on St Agnes, Isles of Scilly offers a holiday experience like no other. First impressions are truly wonderful. A small jetty politely perches on the end of the beautiful bay of Porth Conger. You see the turquoise
I’m sure you’ve heard of painting by numbers. Well, in the New Forest you can do cycling by numbers!
The Bournemouth Coastal Path is a 20 mile walk which begins at the Sandbanks ferry in Poole and ends in Milford on Sea. It sits between the 630 mile South West Coastal Path and the 60 mile Solent Way. We walked from Milford on Sea. The
The first section of the Solent Way – Milford on Sea to Lymington
Hills come in many shapes and sizes…and so do paths. While many paths to a summit pick the easiest course for the walker or climber a recent visit to Selbourne in East Hampshire offered a more direct route to the
Camping at Roundhill is only a couple of miles away from Brockenhurst, the small town in the heart of the Southern part of the New Forest. It still took us some time to get there. The road was blocked by