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Top Guided Walks in Europe for 2023

Walking experts Inghams have revealed their favourite walking routes through Europe for Summer. Founded by Walter Ingham in 1934 Inghams have been helping people to explore the great outdoors for over 85 years. Inghams Guided Walking Programme The Inghams walking programme is designed for people to discover the most beautiful, breath-taking scenery for walking, alongside the most fabulous…

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Expert tips for walking and hiking your local or national trails during hot weather

The summer months are the perfect time to explore local and national trails. But whether you want to take a scenic walk somewhere new or switch up your run in the great outdoors, there are some things you need to know. Christian Allen, product expert at Runners Need, and Mark Skelton, an in-store expert at Cotswold Outdoor, share their advice! Get to the route of it Before you head out…

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New Caves at Spectacular Yorkshire Gorge

One of Yorkshire’s most ancient natural wonders – How Stean Gorge – has expanded its adventure offer with two new caves. The photos of the girl in the hard hat are credited to Hayley Gray, photos show her daughter, 15-year-old Zahra Gray, a regular visitor to the caves The two new caves are Hazel Close Cave, which is about 120 metres long and only accessible via a ladder, although features a…

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Visit Essex Summer 2022

Tourist attractions are back up and running this summer, and with the school holidays now in full swing, Visit Essex, the county’s tourism body, has put together the top ten things to see and do in Essex this summer. Get the adrenaline going Adrenaline junkies will love Essex Outdoors the perfect place to push limits. The Harlow High Ropes and Climbing Wall Adventures are new for 2022, and…

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How to stay safe at the beach this summer

1 person accidentally drowns every 10 hours in the UK, a shocking stat which shows the importance of water safety. 1. Safe swimming spots If you do plan on taking a dip this summer, it’s essential to consider your choice of water spot. Some present more dangers than others, and there can be key things to watch out for before you head in. First and foremost, you ideally want to pick a place…

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Best places to holiday with your pets in the UK

With airlines and airports unable to cope with the demand for foreign travel, the country has seen a boom in staycation bookings. And with more than 3.2 million households acquiring pets since the pandemic, there are a lot of furry friends happy to hear their pet-parents won’t be leaving them behind in kennels this summer. That’s why Webbox has put together the best staycation recommendations…

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Top tips for your family camping trip from Cotswold Outdoor

25% of people enjoy camping because it allows them to spend more quality time with their family. Half also say they can create longer lasting memories with a camping trip than on a beach holiday or city break. Not only is camping a cheaper alternative to traditional holidays abroad but it’s also a great activity for the whole family to enjoy this summer. Helen Glover MBE, Cotswold Outdoor…

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Paddleboarding tips for beginners

Stand up paddleboarding (SUP) has become increasingly popular in the UK in recent years. However, if you’re a beginner, it can be daunting knowing where to start or what equipment you need. What board to choose? The most important piece of equipment for paddleboarding is the board itself. While you might choose to rent a SUP for your first go to see if you like it, if you are going to be doing…

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Celebrating 50th birthday of famous National Trail

It’s one of Britain’s most iconic walks, taking in awe-inspiring views of coast and countryside. Now, to celebrate South Downs Way’s 50th birthday on 15 July, a special commemorative plaque is being produced for the 66 parishes along the 100-mile route. And a celebratory beer is being crafted by the Long Man Brewery, which takes its name from the famous “Long Man of Wilmington” that has been…

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Brand new visitor facilities at Seven Sisters Country Park in East Sussex

Brand-new visitor facilities that tell the fascinating story of landscape, nature and people have been unveiled at Seven Sisters Country Park. Following investment of around £2m from the South Downs National Park Authority, the fully-refurbished visitor centre at the world-famous site is now open and delighting visitors. The old facilities have been transformed, creating a bright, airy and…

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New mountain rescue responder kit launched

UK and Ireland Mountain Rescue Teams develop bespoke Mountain Rescue Responder Kit with Helly Hansen Helly Hansen, the leading technical outdoor brand trusted by professionals, has partnered with five of the UK and Ireland’s dedicated Mountain Rescue teams, and this week sees the start of their bespoke kit rollout. This comes as part of Helly Hansen’s ongoing commitment to working with search and…

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A guide to the most dangerous mountains in the UK

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7 rare bird calls and where in the UK to hear them

With Spring around the corner, many avid bird spotters are looking to catch a glimpse of the rare native birds of the UK, and hear their unique calls and songs. Nightingale The famous Nightingale is a spring migrant often found hidden in areas with lots of woodland, bushes and vegetation and is most commonly heard singing at night but can also be heard in the day. Nightingales have a…

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Being in nature is now on sale

Being in Nature is an inspiring new book extolling the virtues of the great outdoors. Passionate about his subject matter, James Farrell’s Being In Nature reinforces the content of his TEDx Talk and offers readers 20 mindful practices, all of which unleash the benefits of the great outdoors, and explain the science that underpins his recommendations James Farrell’s Being in Nature is not only…

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Don’t take a gamble on your ramble

Cotswold Outdoor’s advice on how to stay safe while out in the countryside. If you’re going out for a walk in the countryside or exploring somewhere new, it’s important to stay safe. Knowing how to handle a change in elements or a wrong turn is essential, which is why the experts at Cotswold Outdoor are sharing their tips and advice on what to pack and how to prepare. Mark Skelton, in-store…

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Walking in Essex

Boasting a 350-mile coastline, picturesque villages, vineyards, heritage, top hotels and glamping spots, the county’s tourism body, Visit Essex is firmly placing the county on the staycation map. Walking in Essex is a veritable showcase of the county’s stunning landscapes, unspoilt beaches and rivers, country lanes, magnificent castles and top attractions. Encouraging visitors to travel to the…

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Essex in the Spring

The Easter holidays are also a wonderful time to explore Essex, families can take in a series of egg hunts, plus there’s spectacular bluebell walks in ancient woods to discover, and gardens are springing back to life. To make the most of it, Visit Essex, the county’s tourist organisation recommends the best places to stay and go this Easter. Bluebell woods Hanningfield Stroll amongst the…

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