One and All exhibit now open!
One and All exhibit now open! The Outdoor Guide and Julia Bradbury were invited to the opening of the One and All exhibit at Somerset House.
Julia Bradbury & The Outdoor Guide filming in the Cotswolds
Dear diary, week 2 on the road and we are in the Cotswolds. Day two is rained off and we are forced to relax in the luxury of …
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Julia Bradbury and The Outdoor Guide filming in Dorset
Dear diary, week one and we are shooting in Dorset. It is going well. Not even amber weather alerts have dampened our spirits. In fact we had several magical days. This walk covers seven miles …
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Keswick to welcome Walking with the Wounded
Keswick is the only town in Cumbria to be able to give a warm welcome to a team of 6 wounded war veterans …
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The Wonder of Britain – Our Countryside Story
The final episode packs a lot in, a perfect representation of Great Britain itself! The Isle of Skye is a great starting point when looking at the dramatic volcanic history. Moving to Cheddar Gorge where the ice glaciers have carved their way through the landscape. Castle Farm lavender fields in Kent show the beauty in…
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The Bradder’s Bus
Marquis Motorhomes have partnered with The Outdoor Guide and Outdoor Productions for the forthcoming walking programmes for ITV with Julia Bradbury. Marquis have supplied a Swift Rio as the “Bradder’s Bus” which will act as a mobile office that will shelter the crew and Julia during the long filming days. Thank you to Marquis Motorhomes…
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The Wonder of Britain – Our Royal Story
This week Julia has chosen some her favourite Royal stories from the legendary King Arthur’s spectacular the ruins at Tintagel to The Tower of London where a millennium of royal history is housed. Click here to watch on the ITV player
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Julia’s Wonder Series returns to ITV
Julia chats to English Heritage about the 12,000 mile odyssey that explores her favourite destinations throughout the amazing country we call Great Britain …
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Derbyshire Railway Walk
Route With a View… The World From Above are supplying aerial shots for Julia’s past, present and future walks and can be viewed throughout The Outdoor Guide and shows off the whole route from the air! Find out more about ‘World From Above’:
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National Trust’s Winchester City Mill helps visitors explore South Downs
From 20 June, this ancient working watermill will be helping visitors plan exciting adventures and relaxing days out in the South Downs, thanks to a new exhibition, created in partnership with this National Park. As well as milling South Downs grain, selling flour, and hosting baking days, the Mill will showcase the special landscapes and…
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ViewRanger launch new navigation App, ViewRanger 6
ViewRanger have re-designed their navigation app with help from user feedback and testing. It allows for a world of beautiful routes to be discovered, published by experts and enthusiasts. ViewRanger 6: Helping you find the right adventure for you Everyone’s different: The discovery tab Browse a world of beautiful routes published by experts…
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The First Marker is unveiled for The Queen’s Walkway in Windsor
On 9 September this year Her Majesty The Queen will become Britain’s longest reigning monarch, overtaking Queen Victoria. To mark this exceptional anniversary, and as a gift to the people of Windsor, the Outdoor Trust has created The Queen’s Walkway, a 6.37 km route round the town of Windsor, which will be installed by 9…
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