Happy New Year! Our first walk of the year takes place in the beautiful Tollymore Forest Park located in Byransford close to Newcastle within the Mourne and Slieve Croob Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a beautiful place for a walk as it is located at the foot of the Mourne Mountains. Although you…
Are we there yet? – Stairway to Heaven (Cuilcagh Mountain) For our final walk of the year we decided to go slightly further a field, to beautiful County Fermanagh and walk the Stairway to Heaven. Cuilcagh mountain is located on the border between County Fermanagh and County Cavan. We parked at the base of the…
Divis and Black Mountain – spectacular views across Northern Ireland This month’s walk is again located in Belfast City, a trip up Divis and Black Mountain offering some spectacular peak bagging right on your doorstep. Both located in the heart of the Belfast Hills, it is a combination of grassland and heathland bog, containing a…
Waking up from a good night’s sleep will undoubtedly set me up well and start the day in high spirits …
I have been a fan of Wainwright for several years now. My wife, Priscilla, and I completed his Coast to Coast walk back in 2015 and climbed many of his beloved fells. By early 2016 I owned all his coffee table books in mint condition, along with a set of his Lakeland Pictorial guides. Even…
This month’s walk is located within beautiful Belfast city, Cave Hill offers a hike which is most certainly worth the view …
The second instalment of ‘Are we there yet?’ takes place in the magnificent Mourne Mountains. The Mourne Mountains are located in Co. Down in the south-east of Northern Ireland.
Are we there yet?, is a mother and daughter walking duo based in Northern Ireland, we want to inspire people to get out into the northern irish countryside and enjoy it as much as we do. The first installment of our blog is based in Belfast, although a busy city there are many beautiful places…
Geoff Brown decided to tackle the Isle of Skye with partner Alison and their trusty tent!
With so many child friendly walks on offer, here is a breakdown of walks to do around Northumberland with kids.
Holly tests out the new mirrorless Canon EOS R from Park Cameras on the wildlife of New Zealand …
The first time I visited the Isle of Wight, I must have only been 6 years old. My family – and by family, I mean Mum, Dad, Sister, Auntie, Uncle, two Cousins, Auntie who isn’t an Auntie …