Exploring Nidderdale: Druids Temple
Discover the mysterious Druids Temple, hidden in Yorkshire woodlands. This folly is a great family-friendly place to explore within Nidderdale AONB. Enjoy the nearby woodlands and reservoir too.
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Walking in the North York Moors: May Beck, Falling Foss waterfall and The Hermitage circular route
While the North York Moors may often be overlooked for its Yorkshire Dales neighbour, the moors are actually worth visiting and exploring. Not only are the moors renowned for its...
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MY 5 FOR 2025; an outdoor challenge for everyone!
If you're looking for something to challenge you in the outdoors this year then check out our new "5 for 2025" outdoor challenge. Set yourself 5 outdoor related challenges and...
Exploring Lincolnshire; the River Humber
A short, family friendly walk along the banks of the River Humber. Read about how to visit a nature reserve, a shipwreck and a fabulous turf maze and learn about...
Days out in Northumberland; how to spend a day on Lindisfarne, Holy Island.
A full guide for how to spend the day on Lindisfarne including how to get there, what there is to do and all about its importance in British history.
Sea Glass hunting in the UK on Seaham Beach
A guide to a day out in County Durham finding sea glass on Seaham Beach. This guide includes what sea glass actually is, how best to find it, parking locations...
Yorkshire Dales Autumn walk; The Valley of Desolation, Strid wood and The Strid
A perfect 7.9km walk around the Valley of Desolation in the Yokshire Dales. Visit The Strid, the UK's most dangerous stretch of river, Strid Woodland and a hidden waterfall. Get...
The Ravenscar Seal Colony
A wonderful day out to see the seal colony of Ravenscar on the Yorkshire Coast. Read on to find out how to find them, when the best time to visit...
Lake District walks from Keswick; Castlerigg Stone Circle circular
A short 7.5km circular walk from Keswick to the Castlerigg Stone Circle. Starting in the centre of Keswick, head along the old railway line to Castlerigg before heading down through...
How to wild camp - choosing your pitch, the Leave No Trace principle and solo wild camping safety tips
A guide to help you learn how to choose the perfect wild camping spot as well as the importance of Leave No Trace and how to stay safe when out...
Bempton Cliffs Coastal Walk - East Yorkshire
wA onderful 12km coastal route taking in sandy beaches, hidden sea caves, stunning views and the UK's largest mainland seabird colony. Get the full guide and downloadable maps here.
Family friendly Buttermere circular walk in the Lake District
A guide to this 7.4km, easy walk around Buttermere lake in the Lake District. Buttermere is one of the most beautiful locations in the Lake District with a remote feel,...
A Beginner’s Guide to Wild Camping Equipment
An overview of how to choose the most important equipment for wild camping including links to specific equipment.