“The Dales 30” Mountains in the Yorkshire & Cumbrian Dales
“The Dales 30” Mountains in the Yorkshire & Cumbrian Dales by Jonathan Smith from Where2Walk.
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Why should I learn to read a Map and use a Compass?
Why should I learn to read a Map and use a Compass by Jonathan Smith from Where2Walk.
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The Reasons I Walk by Mark Procter
Because I can. That sounds really trite doesn’t it, but, if you can walk, you should; for exercise, for health, for peace of mind and for getting from one place to another …
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SOLD OUT ON THE OUTDOOR GUIDE. Tickets to Destination Show Olympia 2018
Enter here for two free tickets to Olympia London Destinations Show February 2018.
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How to camp in the Winter
Here are 15 winter camping tips that might help when out camping in the cold this year.
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A review of various Canon Cameras from Park Cameras
The TOG team share their thoughts on the canon gear that they use from Park Cameras.
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Day Six – Wednesday
I wanted to be up and about early to catch the open top bus – to me its the finest way to investigate a new town or city as I know you can hop on and off. But for me I like to do the full tour and remember then the places and then to…
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Day Five – Tuesday
Today I was to walk to West Bay to catch the bus to Weymouth. What was lovely on this little 1/2 mile walk were the benches on the hill side with plaques that people over their life time had enjoyed sitting and I can under stand why. If you are a ‘Broadchurch’ fan there is…
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Day Four – Monday
Golden Cap, the highest point on the entire south coast of England. I was told about a National Trust carpark at Langdon. It’s not sign posted probably because of the accessibility. It has a dodgy exit to cross such a busy road. I parked up at Langdon Hill as there were 2 routes I could…
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Day Three – Sunday
Lyme Regis The carpark half way down the hill would be ideal for the car as there was a footpath and steps 114 down to the foreshore. What a lovely decent down in to Lyme Regis. What was fantastic is when you looked back up the cliff side you noticed the allotments over looking the…
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Day Two – Saturday
I did quite a bit for me yesterday, so thought I would take a walk to the Down House Farm for a spot of lunch. On the path towards the farm I came across a couple and we were discussing the weather and the wildlife, I mentioned bees and the chap said ‘don’t mention bees…
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My Cliffpath Walk
The Cliffpath walk by Mark Rodgers This walk starts at Dunseverick Castle ruin on the County Antrim shoreline and from there takes you west along four and a half miles of outstanding coastal scenery. Along the way you can enjoy views from the path down into the bays that hold areas of outstanding natural beauty.…
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