How to Encourage Screen-Free Outdoor Time Through Walking
Modern routines often revolve around screens. Tablets, televisions, phones
Holidays from home and countless adventures
There is something rather wonderful about realising that you do not always have to travel far to feel like you have got away
Walking is better together and so is everything that follows
A few weeks ago, a woman called Wendy walked into a state primary school on the Isle of Wight carrying 10 sets of The Outdoor Guide Foundation Waterproofs & Wellies
Sunshine, strolls and outdoor fun for all the family
I love this time of year. The cold of the winter is far behind us and the sun offers us more
Celebrating the UK’s National Parks
Today is the first UK National Parks Day – a day to celebrate the landscapes, communities and stories that make these spaces so special
Why May Is the Month to Start Walking, and How to Make It a Habit That Sticks
May has a particular quality to it. The light hangs around for longer, the mornings stop being a battle, and the urge to be outside
Off-Lead and At Ease: Building the Trust That Lets You and Your Dog Roam Together
You know the moment. Your hand’s on the lead clip, the field stretches out ahead, and your dog is looking up at you like the rest of the day
Woodland walks and map reading made easy
Time spent in a woodland has been proven to support your mental, physical and emotional health
Map Reading Made Easy
Going for a walk is one of the simple pleasures in life. Here in Great Britain we are blessed with some extraordinary landscapes, national parks and countryside
Walk out with Julia Bradbury for National Walking Month
This May, we are highlighting the physical and mental health benefits of walking for women
Small Steps to Thrive and Find a Healthier You
Most of us know the feeling. You close your laptop, but your brain doesn’t switch off. You’re technically not working, but the notifications keep coming
Walk Out for National Walking Month with The Outdoor Guide
Did you know that May is National Walking Month? It’s a campaign that has been created by a great charity called Living Streets