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Ness Knight: Fat Biking Namibia - Part Two
As I journeyed south from the Kunene River - the border with Angola - I saw few signs of life in the dusty, parched wilderness. What did remain, though, were the weather-beaten shells of old Himba huts that this nomadic tribe had left behind. Read more 05-07-17 • -
Ness Knight: Fat Biking Namibia - Part One
Ness has recently come back from a fatbike expedition to one of the most remote corners of the world, in northern Namibia. It’s a desolate and unforgiving place, a harsh environment, but one filled with remarkable beauty. Read more 05-07-17 • -
Tarp Or Tent? - Our Favourite Shelters for Wild Camping
Whether you’re team tarp or team tent, when it comes to choosing a shelter for wild camping, there are many things to take into consideration. We’ve put together a small selection of our picks, ranging from inexpensive shelters, to super lightweight technical tents. Read more 19-06-17 • -
The 10 Best Family Campsites | 2017
To help you plan your perfect family adventure, we’ve asked James Warner Smith, editor of the new guidebook Cool Camping: Kids, to pick 10 top campsites where youngsters rule the roost. Read more 10-04-17 • -
Colonel Percy Fawcett & The Lost City of Z
To celebrate the release of The Lost City of Z in cinemas from March 24th, we’re giving you the chance to win an adventurous break for two in Symonds Yat, with an unforgettable canoeing expedition down the River Wye and £100 to spend at Blacks. Read more 25-03-17 • -
The Inspirational Outdoor Women We Should All Be Following
As part of International Women’s Week, we’re taking a look at some of the most steely and stylish women out there. They take awe-inspiring photographs and write envy inducing travel and adventure memoirs across the web, and are a must follow for any budding enthusiast. Read more 08-03-17 • -
5 Things Female Solo Travellers are Sick of Hearing
In the spirit of Women's Day let's debunk some of the most outdated myths still alive and well in our modern society. Read more 07-03-17 • -
Crossing Lands | Bikepacking the Isle of Skye
Driving in Britain can be incredibly frustrating - I’m sure we’re all familiar with that rush hour crawl. However, driving up the West Coast of Scotland couldn’t be more different with hundreds of miles of empty roads snaking through some of the most impressive scenery in the UK. It’s... Read more 24-02-17 •