AccessTOG on the DFDS Seaways Ferry
DFDS Seaways is an accessible way to travel to Germany and Europe from England.
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AccessTOG Exploring Germany in the Land Rover Discovery
An Accessible Road trip through Germany with Land Rover Discovery.
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Accessible Walks with Wheelchairs in BarrierFree Germany
We were asked to visit several different parts of Germany to look at the barrier free walking routes for wheelchair users …
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How to Plant a Tree, with Julia Bradbury
Julia Bradbury and The Outdoor Guide were invited to attend the Carbon Capture Day set up by Premier Paper Group and the Woodland Trust to help plant new trees
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OverBoard Bags Review
The Outdoor Guide has explored many places in and around the UK with a variety of Overboard Bags, now here is what they think
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Wheel Friendly Walk at the The Dales Countryside Museum in Hawes
The Dales Countryside Museum is housed in the old railway station situated in the Yorkshire Dales town of Hawes. It tells the story of the Yorkshire Dales …
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Bronte Country and Yorkshire Dales Events
The Bronte Country and the Yorkshire dales are beautiful places to visit no matter what time of year. So what better way to explore than to time it perfectly with a local, cultural event …
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Sculptured Coastlines
You always know you’ve been for a good stomp when you get home and find mud half way up your backside, smeared across your forehead and sand in your ears …
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Para Canoe Champion Jeanette Chippington
Access TOG Ambassador Debbie North talks about Para Canoe Champion Jeanette Chippington. Jeanette is an outstanding athlete having competed as a swimmer …
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The Outdoor Guide at the Good Life Experience
The Outdoor Guide head to the Good Life Experience in Hawarden.
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AccessTOG at the Muker Agricultural Show
Today’s adventure took me to the Muker Agricultural Show in the Swaledale, a beautifully part of the Yorkshire Dales
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Peak District: Accessible, Family Friendly and Free
If you’re looking for the best of British countryside, look no further than the Peak District. Despite its name, there are no mountains in this national park, just 1400km2 of rolling hills and endless views …
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