Discovering the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region comes in many different flavours and is an adventure for everyone and all tastes. You can hike, you can paraglide, you can canoe down the Ardeche river and ...

Fjern have set out to create a tent that can be taken anywhere and still provide a comfortable and liveable shelter. They’ve succeeded; this is how to do practical minimalism. We test its real-world ...

Home to ancient woodland, attractive heathland, quiet grasslands, quaint villages, salt marshes and even a 40-mile stretch of ‘secret’ coastline, the New Forest National Park is a hiking haven in ...

This route that starts at the heart of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, St Davids. It might be the smallest city in Britain, but it packs a mighty punch. While it may be a popular spot for tourists, ...

Coastlines offer some of the most spectacular terrain to be found anywhere on the planet. Rugged, rocky shores, pristine sand beaches and dramatic sea cliffs, these landscapes are a mecca for walkers, ...

This guy caught a train during the 1904 Tour. Not too surprising given he's rocking the stereotypical villain look. The second edition of the Tour de France had more unnecessary violence than your ...

There are several breaks in Porthcawl, including Black Rock, a point break which when it’s working well can produce a long, fast right-hander, The Esplanade (aka ‘The Esp’), a fast left-hander ...

Walking in the Cotswolds sometimes feels like stepping back in time. It's a world of rolling green hills, neatly-trimmed hedgerows and winding paths, which lead to country pubs built from distinctive, ...

What’s the best part of cycling? Going downhill! Obviously. We’re not saying that the odd-ascent can’t be enjoyable, but it’s the views at the top and the promise of the slope swapping around that ...

Walks in Bristol may bring to mind a visit to Clifton Suspension Bridge or a tour of Banksy's street art, but the wider county has much more to offer. Bristol regularly crops up in lists of the UK's ...

Even in an age of GPS and smartphones, the true foundation of any safe adventure is still the same - aka three things: a map, a compass, and the knowledge of how to use them. Whilst no app can replace ...

A new three-part podcast series launches this week, looking into arguably one of the most consequential decisions ever made in the outdoor industry. In 2022, the billionaire founder of Patagonia, Yvon ...