Nature is a Healer
A blog about how nature is a healer for mental health issues and how it helped get one man back on his feet.
Explore the Woods, by Holly Brega
Explore the Woods is a project Holly created in University where she created a short length documentary film about the importance of direct …
Hoglets!
I have always been interested in British wildlife since watching hedgehogs, squirrels and foxes in my childhood back garden during the 1980s. This interest has …
Walking in Scotland, by Chris Waldron
Some great walking in Scotland around Loch Trool, Culsharg Bothy, Benyellary Summit and Merrick Summit.
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.
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.
Behind the scenes of Gin, Cake and Rucksacks
Sometimes, when we have a crazy idea, we look back and wonder what on earth we were thinking but that’s not the case with this particular crazy idea …
Alfred Wainwright’s Pennine Journey
In celebration of 80th anniversary of ‘A Pennine Journey,’ walkers are being encouraged to take part in a marathon ‘PJ in a day’ on 29th September …
Everything you need to know about travelling with small children
Everything you need to know about travelling with small children Driving long journeys with small children can be a challenge if you’re not prepared. Here’s everything you need to know about travelling with children to help you have a successful, and stress-free, road trip. The car seat law has changed You may not be aware…
Monsal Trail Walk – A personal recollection by Chris Hindley
Three things immediately strike you as you reach the Trail proper. Firstly, it is wonderfully quiet. The steep valley sides block out the noise from the busy A6 and you quickly get lost in the tranquility of the Trail …
Blind Walkers’ Group
Author:Jenny Winter
Julia’s mountain garden raises £2000 for charity
A mountain-themed garden display designed by David Domoney and inspired by Julia Bradbury has raised £2000 for the Mend our Mountains charity.