Thinking about trying wild camping? This guide covers everything you need to know, including the legalities, budget considerations, a equipment list,
recommendations, and how to find a pitch. Whether you’re a first-timer or looking to refine your setup, this article provides essential insights to help you embark on your next adventure with confidence.
Sleeping bags explained, temperature ratings, down vs synthetic and whatever else you need to consider. Continue reading Choosing the Right Sleeping Bag for Wild Camping
A guide to choosing your sleeping mat for wild camping. Explaining what the R value really means! Continue reading Choosing the Right Sleeping Mat for Wild Camping: A Beginners Guide
A complete guide to tent considerations, price points, recommended brands etc to get you started. Continue reading Choosing the Right Tent for Wild Camping: A Complete Beginners Guide
Overview The Lightwave T20 is a lightweight(ish), 2 man, 4 season tent. It offers a 3 way multi-pitch set up, including an integral, outsider and fly first set-up. This has been only used for wild camping across England and Scotland … Continue reading Lightwave T20 Trail Tent Review
Rannerdale Knotts
A short but steep ascent, rewarded with some of the most epic views in the Lakes Continue reading Rannderdale Knotts
I completed my first wild camp in June 2019. Here are some of the lessons I learnt as a rookie wild camper! Continue reading A Rookies Wild Camp
My introduction to hiking maybe differs from some. Most people get into hobbies because of family influence/what you have grown up doing. I wish that was the case for me. I’m not going to hide the fact that I am … Continue reading The black sheep of the family….a hiker against all odds.
To any outdoor enthusiast, the feeling of being ‘caged up’ is a difficult one. But what happens when you feel like your mental health depends on it? I have suffered from depression and anxiety since I can remember; over the last few years’ medication has helped me control a lot of my anxiety, but so has the outdoors! The silence phenomenon I’m not sure if this is the same for all hikers, but all the noise, questioning, billeting that goes on inside your own head falls completely silent when you take that first step. Some people go walking because … Continue reading Caging the ‘uncageable’ – Keeping sane during lockdown
Amy’s Journey 