Features, Gear How Outdoor Gear is Ditching Chemicals for Green Innovation We speak to the Helly Hansen team behind the groundbreaking LIFA INFINITY PRO™ technology, making waterproof gear with no added chemical treatments
Features, Opinion Why Re-Discovering Local Nature is More Important Than Ever The more you learn about nature, the more wonder you’ll find
Features, Climbing, Nepal Deadliest Mountain: The Story of Annapurna I Everything you need to know to cheat in a pub quiz about Annapurna I - the deadliest mountain in the world, on the Annapurna massif in the Himalayas.
Features From the History Books: The Infamous First Ascent of K2 The history of the outdoors is the history of the world...
Features, Book Club Book Club: Fifty Words for Snow by Nancy Campbell A magical book from Scottish author Nancy Campbell, which provides an enchanting journey around our winter world
Features Lunchtime Cinema: Drifting | A Stand Up Paddle Board Film Our shiny new feature bringing you a handpicked watch each month, alongside a few words from the people behind it
Features, People, Cycling Geordie Stewart on Cycling Around the World We caught up with adventurer Geordie Stewart to talk about his experiences and all things cycling round the planet.
Features, People, 7 questions 7 Quick Questions with Laura Kennington Laura Kennington is an adventurer, speaker and author. She came to talk at one of the Much Better Adventures Investor events and stole the show with her story.
Features, People, 7 questions 7 Quick Questions with Sarah Williams Sarah Williams is an adventurer, qualified yoga instructor, and host of the Tough Girl Podcast. We ask her 7 Quick Questions.
Features, Opinion, Conservation Saying No to Immediacy: A Love Letter to Long-Distance Train Travel Much Better Mag writer Stuart Kenny explores the beauty of taking the train, on a trip from Scotland to the Austrian Alps.
Features, Opinion, People Laura Moss on Why Adventure Travel Should Be For Exploration, Not Competition Laura Moss is has walked across a frozen lake in Siberia, hiked across the desert in Oman and cycled around the world. And she's done it all alongside full time work.
Features, Opinion, Conservation Undertourism | Why Avoiding Tourist Traps is More Important Than You Think In a world of climate crisis and social strife, is minimising our impact while travelling really enough?
Features, Opinion, Conservation Saying No to Immediacy: A Love Letter to Long-Distance Train Travel Much Better Mag writer Stuart Kenny explores the beauty of taking the train, on a trip from Scotland to the Austrian Alps.
Features, Conservation National Parks: The Story, From John Muir to Yellowstone and Beyond Scottish environmentalist John Muir is known as the "father of the national parks" in the US. Here's why.
Features, Conservation, Greece How Hiking is Helping Wild Brown Bears in the Mountains of Greece We speak to the co-founder of Callisto, a conservation NGO working in the Greek mountains to protect, preserve and educate people about the brown bear.
Features, Lifestyle The Problem With Scratch Maps & The World View They Bestow The way that scratch maps encourage people to talk about travel has long irked me. Here's why the mentality they encourage is a problematic one for travel.
Features, Lifestyle The Importance of Finding ‘Otherness’ When You Travel We chat to 'The Meaning of Travel' author Dr. Emily Thomas about her new book and the importance of finding otherness when you travel.
Features, Lifestyle Microadventures: Everything You Need to Know Your guide to microadventures. We explain exactly what these espresso shots of adventure are and give you some ideas for your own microadventures.
Features, Community, People Polar Bears, Glaciers & 24-Hour Daylight: An Inside Look at Adventure Life on Svalbard We talk to a guide of 30 years about polar bears, glaciers and adventures on Svalbard - and how tourism has changed on the archipelago since 1990.
Features, Community, Slovenia We Journey Through the Julian Alps in Slovenia | A Photo Story Thinking about climbing Mount Triglav? Check out this photo story from the remarkable Julian Alps.
Features, Community, France We Meet the Hikers Who Got Married on our Tour du Mont Blanc Trip Much Better Adventurer Josephine Ho and her now-husband Davi put on the wedding of their dreams: on a mountain top halfway round the Tour du Mont Blanc.
