My favourite walk is and was also my scariest walk. Let me explain. In 1981 my family, Mum, Dad, my two sisters and myself went to The Lake District for our Summer holiday from the South Coast. We stayed in student accommodation at Lancaster University with our extended family and friends and used it as a base…
The Outdoor Guide and Julia Bradbury donate to Wintercomfort, a centre that provides vital welfare services, for homeless.
The Landscape Photographer of the Year Award ceremony was held on Monday 21st November at London …
The Outdoor Guide wins ViewRanger Top Publishers Award.
To celebrate Julia’s new series, Best Walks with a View, and the accompanying book, Unforgettable Walks, TOG teamed up with Camping World …
Gadget Girl Ella has joined the TOG team as the go-to person for expert commentary on the subject, explaining the latest technological devices and applications in a comprehensive fashion. Gadgets to get you Fit 13th May 2016 We know we should eat less and move more, but do you know what *she says through a…
** The 1st episode screens on Friday 19th February at 8pm on ITV ** Bradders is back! Julia Bradbury, television’s queen of the outdoors, has laced on her walking boots again and is all set to stride into your living room – with The Outdoor Guide right by her side. Once again Julia and her film crew…
Juila and TOG are thrilled to support National Trust’s Great British Coastal Walks, which were filmed by The Outdoor Guide. JB says: “I’ve walked the length and breadth of the country and taken in more than my fair share of coastal walks, with friends and with friendly TV crews! I can tell you first hand…
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…
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
Julia chats to English Heritage about the 12,000 mile odyssey that explores her favourite destinations throughout the amazing country we call Great Britain …
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’: