Minsmere to Southwold: the ‘Sunrise’ Coast.
Minsmere to Southwold: the ‘Sunrise’ Coast.
Challenge of a lifetime … preparing for a long distance walk
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.
Golden Cap – a circular walk from Stonebarrow Hill
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…
Anglesey Coastal Path
The Anglesey Coastal Path. It’s circular, spectacular and low level (well…largely!)…what more could you want from a long distance coastal path? The route around Anglesey, the island tucked up against Wales’s north west coast, is around 125 miles long. A
Bluebells at Ashridge – a sight worth seeing
Early May is a wonderful time of year. Meadows and woodlands that have laid dormant during the long, cold winter months now spring into life. Bluebell woods in flower are one of the most spectacular Spring sites. Yet so
Dovedale to Hartington river walk
Eight miles, four dales and perhaps one of the most scenic river walks in England … that’s the Dovedale to Hartington walk in the heart of the Peak District.
Wasdale and Scafell Pike
Climbing Scafell Pike from magical Wasdale is a day to remember… If you are after a sense of perfect seclusion, Wasdale fits the bill. The only road in hugs the western shore of Wast Water, the remotest of all the Lakeland waters.
Fancy going on tour? … try ski touring.
If you love to ski but want to get away from the crowds, ski touring and ski mountaineering may be for you. You can leave the organised pistes and explore remote areas, summits and valleys in your own
Have you heard of Snowshoeing? You soon will.
We’ve a question for you…..What’s the fastest growing winter sport? Skiing or Snowboarding? Well neither, actually. It’s Snowshoeing. If you don’t know what it is, the clue is in the name. It’s wearing specialist shoes and then using them to
Christmas trees: The difference between firs, spruces and pines.
Christmas trees: The difference between firs, spruces and pines.