We thought it was high time we released a new batch of Lake District patches for the wild swimmers, paddlers and day trippers, covering some of our favourite lakes, town and villages
Fairly straightforward route, following the river for roughly 7km up the burn, past Robbers' Waterfall to the bealach between Stob Coir' an Albannaich and Glas Bheinn Mhor.
The stickers commemorate some of the most loved and iconic fells in the Lake District National Park. Our aim is to roll out further sticker designs over the coming months.
4-day offroad bikepacking trip from Inverness to Glasgow, following the Badger Divide route.
Pleased to announce the release of a few new UK Mountain Challenge patches, just in time for summer - for those who like a big day in the hills!
We thought it was high time we released a new batch of Lake District patches for the wild swimmers, paddlers and day trippers, covering some of our favourite lakes, town and villages
Well folks, it's been a while since we launched some new patches, so here's the first 18 in our new Peak District range!
We are big believers in encouraging more people to get outside and enjoy the benefits of the great outdoors, so delighted to announce our new retai...
8th to 10th April 2022 The Trans Cambrian Ride is a 106 mile mountain bike route starting at the English/Welsh border (at Knighton) and finishing...
Fairly straightforward route, following the river for roughly 7km up the burn, past Robbers' Waterfall to the bealach between Stob Coir' an Albannaich and Glas Bheinn Mhor.
Little walk report below from last week's hike up the munros of Meall a'Bhuiridh (1108m) and Creise (1100m) in Glencoe.
The range includes classic mountains such as Tryfan, Crib Goch and Pen Y Fan, plus wild places liek Forest Fawr and all three Welsh national parks.
The stickers commemorate some of the most loved and iconic fells in the Lake District National Park. Our aim is to roll out further sticker designs over the coming months.
A two day bikepacking adventure along the West Highland Way.
Like many of the Lake District’s finest fells, ‘Scafell Pike’ is an ancient name thought to derive from Old Norse (Nordic/Scandinavian).
