St Govan’s Chapel: Discovering Pembrokeshire’s Hidden Cliffside Marvel
There is something truly magical about the Pembrokeshire coastline. The salty sea breeze, the dramatic limestone cliffs, and the endless…
-
-
A Pembrokeshire Classic: Bosherston Lily Ponds, Barafundle Bay, and Stackpole Head
If you were to ask me to design the perfect six-mile walk in Pembrokeshire, Wales, I’d probably sketch out something…
-
Finding the Perfect Fit: A Masterclass in Boot Fitting at Ellis Brigham, Keswick
We all know the old hiker’s adage: look after your feet, and your feet will look after you. Yet, how…
-
Walking Henrhyd Falls and the Nant Llech Trail: A Welsh Waterfall Wonderland
There is something undeniably magnetic about a waterfall. The distant rumble that grows into a roar, the moisture hanging thick…
-
A Riverside Sanctuary in the Fells: My Stay at The Langdale Hotel & Spa
There is a specific kind of silence you only find in Great Langdale. It’s a valley carved by glaciers, guarded…
-
A 5-Star Sanctuary Above Windermere: My Stay at Lindeth Fell
There are two ways to experience Windermere. There’s the bustling, ice-cream-and-ferry energy of the shoreline, and then there’s the quiet,…
-
Hiking the Pen y Fan Horseshoe: The Ultimate Brecon Beacons Ridge Walk
If you mention walking in the Brecon Beacons—or Bannau Brycheiniog as we should rightly call it—most people immediately picture the…
-
Discovering Llandovery Castle: Ruins, Royalty, and a Welsh Hero
Whenever I find myself wandering through the rolling landscapes of Carmarthenshire, I am constantly reminded of how layered the history…
-
The Truth About Boxing Hares: Why The Fields Go Mad in March
Spring in the UK is a funny old thing. One minute it’s snowing, the next the daffodils are out, and…
-
The Hiker’s Spicy Cheesy Courgette Gratin
There is a specific kind of hunger that sets in after a long day on the fells. It isn’t just…
-
The Physics of the Double Rainbow: What Is “Alexander’s Band”?
There are few things in nature that stop us in our tracks quite like a rainbow. We’ve all been there—trudging…
-
Shropshire’s Volcanic Twins: The Caer Caradoc & Hope Bowdler Circular
If you ask any walker to sketch the skyline of the Shropshire Hills, they will likely draw the long, flat…
