Going for a hike can be great fun. But, when venturing out on a hike or walk in winter, you need to consider a few things to keep yourself safe.Â
Brand new year, brand new wardrobe. Or at least time to top up on some essentials to keep you covered no matter the weather.
Whether you are an experienced hiker or completely new to the hobby, one thing you might not have thought about adding to your equipment is a set of hiking poles. But do you really need them?
Just because the weather has turned wet and cold, doesn’t mean you have to put hiking on hold until the summer. It just means you need to switch up a few things so you can stay warm and protected from the elements.
Gone are the days of shorts and t-shirts for a sunny trek, and the days to wrap up warm are slowly approaching. And with the change in seasons, comes a need to change your outdoor gear. But what are essential for you to keep warm?
If you enjoy a hike through the wilderness and own a dog, why not combine the two? After all, dogs need to go for a walk. And, if you do plan on taking your dog hiking, there are a few things you should keep in mind for the adventure.
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A steady walk along the River Ure from the sleepy village of Wensley ending at the spectacular falls at Aysgarth. Return to Wensley by local bus, or extend the walk via Bolton Castle and Redmire for a long day out!
We all love hot summer weather but the side effect - thunderstorms and thundery showers - often follows. If you are planning a walk the best thing to do is avoid being caught in a storm but it is always worth bearing some basic tips in mind in case you are caught out in the open when a storm appears...
Whether you are a seasoned walker or you simply want to explore more of the English countryside on foot, we’ve put together the ultimate walking equipment guide.
The correct gear will ensure that you are equipped to deal with the toughest terrain as well as the unpredictable British weather.
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