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Features 5 Good News Stories to Start December Right Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your December off right
Guides, Packing & Prep How to Pack and Prepare for a Cold Weather Adventure We speak to Svalbard guide Mirko Chiappini and Swede Thomas Ohlander about staying warm and exploring in -20°C
Features, From the History Books, Conservation A Deep Dive into Mexico's Sea of Cortez, the World's Aquarium How wildlife is fighting to thrive in the Mexican sea, which captured the hearts of Jacques Cousteau and John Steinbeck...
Guides, Brazil, Hiking Trekking the Vale do Pati in Brazil’s Diamond Highlands Welcome to the Pati Valley, a former diamond mining and coffee capital which is now a luscious haven of hiking trails...
Features, Trail Setting Stories, Uganda The New 1,580km Cycling Trail Putting Uganda on the Map We speak to trailsetter Thies Timmermans about gorillas, great lakes and the spectacular singletrail of Uganda...
Features, Lunchtime Cinema, Cycling A 516-Mile Bikepacking Tour through Croatia, with Restrap We speak to Yorkshire bikepacking experts Restrap about 'Hvala Croatia', an epic adventure on two-wheels...
Guides, Italy, Hiking A Guide to the Selvaggio Blu Trek in Sardinia Often called Europe’s toughest trek, ‘Selvaggio Blu’ translates to English as ‘Wild Blue’, and the route is very well named…
Features Shine On: The Woman Who Swam from Land's End to John o' Groats Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your November off right...
Features, UK The New 29-Mile Walking Route from an Idyllic Seaside Town, Along the Kent Coast The latest segment of the England Coast Path runs from Whitstable to Iwade, via beaches, dunes and dramatic cliffs
Features, Kenya Way of the Warrior: Walking Loita Hills with a Maasai Guide We speak to Lemara Mereru, a Maasai warrior and guide, about life in the Maasai tribe and walking in Kenya's Loita Hills...
Features, Hiking, Lunchtime Cinema A Journey Through Breast Cancer, and Up Costa Rica's Highest Mountain Christine Raine speaks about breast cancer, her healing journey, and her connection to the 3,821m Mount Chirripó
Guides, Trail Setting Stories, Cycling What is the Best Route from Land’s End to John o’ Groats? We speak to Hannah Reynolds about 'Britain's Best Bike Ride', the new 1000-mile route from Land's End to John o' Groats...
Features How Hiking Can Help Us Open Up About Our Problems We speak to Alex Staniforth about nature, mental health, and witnessing the two biggest disasters in Everest history
Features Shine On: The Fight to Roam and a New Nature Reserve for Greater Manchester Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your October off right...
Features, Book Club, Peru Book Club: Joseph Zárate - Wars of the Interior Zárate’s book explores the human costs of wood, gold and oil extraction in the Amazon and Andes of Peru...
Features, Conservation Why Conservation Requires an Intersectional Approach We interview the ecologist and storyteller Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant about working in conservation, as a black female scientist
Features, From the History Books, Morocco The Story of Chefchaouen, Morocco's Blue City Wander the steep streets, souks and staircases of Chefchaouen, and you'll find yourself surrounded by vibrant blue...
Features, Unlocking Adventure, Hiking Why are Everyone's Knees Buggered from Hiking and Trail Running? We ask orthopaedic surgeon Prof Gordon Mackay, and a walking pole expert, how to protect our knees in wild places...
Features, Cycling, Lunchtime Cinema The New 500-Mile Cycling Route Around Argyll and the Isles We speak to endurance-cyclist Jenny Graham about her new short film, made with Markus Stitz and Mark Beaumont
Features, From the History Books The Rise, Fall and Rediscovery of the Mighty Angkor Wat At its height, the mediaeval metropolis of Angkor was home to 750,000 people. Then one day, it mysteriously disappeared...
Features, Trail Setting Stories, UK This 197-Mile Coast to Coast Walk is England's Newest National Trail The route passes through the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and Moors, and was devised by Alfred Wainwright himself...
Features, Trail Setting Stories, Cycling Inside Gravelfoyle: The First Waymarked Gravel Trails in the UK With easy access to a trail network spanning over 200km, Aberfoyle is quickly establishing itself as the UK's home of gravel cycling...
Features Shine On August: Dolphin Poo, Free Trains and An 85-Mile Hiking Trail in Essex Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your August off right...
Features, Morocco, Book Club Book Club: Alice Morrison - Walking With Nomads One woman’s adventure through the remarkable landscapes of Morocco, from the Sahara to the mighty Atlas Mountains...
