Autumn and Winter Walking Tips for UK Ramblers
Many people hang up their boots when the clocks go back, which is a shame. Frosty fields, low sun, empty…
Many people hang up their boots when the clocks go back, which is a shame. Frosty fields, low sun, empty…
The Countryside Code is the shared set of manners that keeps the British countryside open, tidy and safe. It is…
Few debates in the walking world are as lively as the one between boots and shoes. Some walkers swear they…
Walking technology has come a long way since folded paper maps and a compass were your only options. Today a…
A well-planned loop is a small work of art. It starts at a sensible place, avoids dull retracing of steps,…
England and Wales are criss-crossed by thousands of miles of public paths, many of which run straight through working farms.…
Ask a dozen experienced walkers what matters most in their kit, and most will say the same thing: their feet.…
An Ordnance Survey map is one of the most useful things you can put in your rucksack, and also one…
Nobody is born knowing how to read a footpath sign or judge whether a hill is worth the effort. If…
There is a particular kind of satisfaction in finishing a long country walk, kicking off muddy boots by the door…