Guides 6 Cities with Adventure on the Doorstep Crank up your city break with a little adventure on the side
Features, Community, Norway Inspiring Change, One Arctic Adventure at a Time Ultimately, people need concrete reasons to care about the environment, which is why tourism has been a positive development here. “Tourism helps us care about nature.”
Guides, Rafting, Nepal Everything You Need to Know About Rafting Nepal’s Sun Kosi River The 272km river of gold
Features, Community, Norway The Gateway to the Arctic: A Photo Story Much Better Adventurer Nickie recently spent the weekend on our northern lights and Arctic wildlife sailing safari in Norway. This is her story…
Guides 12 Weekend Adventures Almost Anyone Can Do The Oxford definition of the word adventure reads like this… ‘An unusual and exciting or daring experience.’ Well yes, true, and then some, but nowhere does it mention that you…
Features, Community Nisha and the Art of Weekend Adventures It may have only been three days off work, but it definitely was action-packed! I’ve never seen so much of a country in such a short space of time, time well spent if you ask me.
Features, People 8 Female Adventurers Paving the Way for Change Historically, major global expeditions have been left to so-called rugged, bearded men. However, all that was to change in the late 1800s. As educational and employment opportunities for women slowly…
Guides, Kayaking 10 Easy Kayaking Tips for Beginners About to embark on your first kayaking expedition? We've got 10 handy tips for kayaking beginners!
Features, Community, Montenegro Tearing Down the Tara River: A Photo Story It rained practically all day but that really doesn’t matter when you’re paddling furiously through the rapids does it!
Features, Conservation, Nepal The Damming of the Karnali, Nepal’s Last Free-Flowing River For Nepal, time is running out to save The Karnali River by making it a National Park. Here’s why environmentalists are battling hard to save it
Guides 10 New Year’s Resolutions Every Adventurer Should Make It’s time, isn’t it? Time to gather round at the point where December meets January, look 2018 straight in the eye, and say “Frankly, this year, I don’…
Guides 5 Reasons Why Weekend Adventures Are a Much Better Use of Your Annual Leave Next year, you vow silently to yourself, next year will be different
Guides, Camping 6 Reasons Why You Should Go Wild Camping It’s camping dipped in Tabasco sauce, outdoor sleeping that’ll put hairs on your chest.
Features, Community, Norway Lessons from the Arctic: Dog Sledding in Norway "City boy" Pete regales us with tales from his Arctic adventure, the joys of bonding with your pack, and the shame of coming a cropper 15-minutes in...
HQ Why We’ve Partnered with Cool Earth Saving the rainforest is by no means a new idea, managing to affect actual change is
Guides, Hiking 10 Tips for Hiking in Sub Zero Conditions Here's how to navigate (and even enjoy) hiking in the snow...
Guides, Packing & Prep, Hiking How to Choose the Right Hiking Boots Your hiking boots can make or break your adventure
Guides, Packing & Prep, Hiking How to Train for Your Next Big Trek How to get you from the office chair into that fresh mountain air
Guides, Slovenia 8 Alternative Adventures to Try Out in Slovenia Slovenia reminds us of Jurassic Park (but don’t worry, no dinosaurs)
Features 5 Reasons To Ditch Your Mates and Travel Solo Writer Jack Clayton recently summited Mount Toubkal in Morocco as a solo traveller. Here's why he'd recommend going it alone...
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Guides 5 Balkan Countries That Should Be on Your Radar There’s epic mountain ranges, spectacular rivers and canyons and, most importantly of all, pints of beer for under a couple of quid. Honestly.
Features, Community, Sweden Kayaking and Wild Camping Sweden’s Saint Anna Archipelago A photo story from Much Better Adventurer Ren, as she explores the Saint Anna Archipelago - a maze of 6,000 islands, islets and reefs - by kayak.
Features, Community, Albania Exploring the Vjosa: A Bitesized Albanian Adventure One of the things I loved about Albania is that most of the areas were untouched and there were no tourists; in fact, I don’t think we met any on our trip! This did mean that at times we were blazing our own trail, but to me, it just added to the adventure!
