Winter hiking in the UK is a magical experience. From snow-covered peaks in Scotland to frost-kissed moorlands in England, the colder months reveal a serene and untouched side of the country’s landscapes. However, winter hiking requires preparation, knowledge, and respect for the elements. This blog will guide you through everything you need to know about winter hiking in the UK, from some of the best routes, to winter skills training, to essential safety tips.

The River Thames, England’s greatest river, provides the backdrop for The Thames Path Challenge (TPC), organised by Action Challenge. With a multiple of distance options to suit everyone, TPC forms part of the weekend ‘festival’ of challenges, where over 3,000 participants walk, jog or run along the River Thames, as it stretches from Putney Bridge in Central London, heading upstream to Henley-on-Thames.

The full 100km continuous challenge, which i was attempting, is a gruelling test of endurance, and this is my story.

Hiking in the UK is a journey through some of the most stunning and varied landscapes in the world. Whether you’re drawn to the rugged mountains of Scotland, the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, or the dramatic coastlines of Cornwall, the UK offers an unparalleled outdoor experience. In this guide there are short, relatively easy walks, to multi-day hikes stretching over multiple days. Whether you're looking for coastal paths, mountain hikes, or scenic countryside rambles, there's a walk for everyone.

In my guide to Snowdonia National Park, I’ll tell you everything you need to know, and also about what happened when i took on a marathon ‘Mighty Hike’ (42km), followed by hiking up Mt. Snowdon.

Using the right lacing technique when hiking can make a significant difference in your comfort and stability on the trail. Here are some of the most effective lacing techniques for hiking, along with a detailed explanation of each technique and its benefits.

This trail, a delightful blend of town and country, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. From the bustling streets of Cambridge to the serene banks of the River Cam, and the quaint village of Granchester, this walk offers a unique blend of urban and rural landscapes.

The London Monopoly Board walk is a fun way of exploring London, and a great way of reliving treasured childhood memories!

The Ashridge Estate Boundary Trail is a 17 mile circular walk that goes round the National Trust’s Ashridge Estate, located on the northern edge of the Chiltern Hills in Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire.

In my Ultimate Guide to trekking to Everest Base Camp (Part 1 & 2) I’ll cover everything you need to know, and how this epic adventure to the roof of the world is an experience of a lifetime that will challenge you, and reward you with lasting memories.

In Part 2 of my Guide to the Everest Base Camp trek, I’m going to give you a full and personal account of day to day life trekking to Everest Base Camp, and Gokyo Lakes, with extensive extracts from my diary.

Dartmoor National Park, is known for its rugged landscapes, granite tors, and heather covered moorland. Discover what happened when I went there to hike from South to North in what was one of the toughest 50km challenges I’ve ever attempted!