Our Valentines Day Offers
To celebrate Valentine’s Day, we bring you some fabulous deals and offers from our partners who want to help make this day of love that extra bit more special.
Details
Walking in Scotland, by Chris Waldron
Some great walking in Scotland around Loch Trool, Culsharg Bothy, Benyellary Summit and Merrick Summit.
Details
Memorable Moments of 2018
2018 has been an extraordinary year. I have been to some beautiful places and met some remarkable people. There has been so many ‘best bits’ that it has been really hard just to pick a few.
Details
TOG Partner Donates Sleeping Bags to the Homeless
Oase Outdoors has donated a pallet of sleeping bags from Outwell and Robens …
Details
Why Walk Along a River?
For me, a walk along a river is medicine. Spending time on a river bank makes me feel more relaxed and refreshed. As well as the calming sounds of a babbling brook, a waterfall has a natural soothing melody …
Details
How do we assess a wheelchair friendly walk accessible walk?
We are aware that the range of people’s disabilities are vast and there is no ‘one size fits all’ when in comes to meeting everyone needs …
Details
Best Winter Walking Gear of 2018
Here’s TOG’s round-up of the best winter walking gear of 2018 to make sure you stay warm, comfortable and safe on your cold-weather adventures.
Details
Excellence award for accessible Dales cottage!
If you’re looking for accessible accommodation on your next Yorkshire Dales walking trip …
Details
Highwaymen and Medieval Heights
This month’s trek is a circular walk from Arundel Bridge to the top of Barpham Hill and back taking in some fine views along the route. This trek is inspired by a DofE expedition that I recently assessed.
Details
A Sneaky Peek Inside My Backpack
When it comes to packing up my rucksack for a hike, there are a few items I could never leave the house without. Ticking off my checklist has become second nature to me …
Details
Spellbound at Boscastle
On arriving into Boscastle, you are instantly transported into a scene much like a picturesque fairy tale. With it’s quaint buildings, surrounding billowing coastlines, deep coombs and romantic natural harbour …
Details
Portreath to Devoran Trail – A personal recollection
The journey by rail from Liverpool Lime Street to Perranwall station is an eye-watering seven hours and thirty minutes, slightly longer than the flight to Dubai. But as I hate flying and love train journeys, it was a pleasure.
Details