We have some news. And for once, it doesn’t involve us failing to traverse the Cuillin Ridge, forgetting our waterproofs in Wales, or discovering that people actually snorkel in bogs for fun. We are incredibly proud to announce that Adventure Brits has been named “Best Outdoor Travel Content Platform 2025” […]
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This winter and next are shaping up to be some of the most promising years for seeing the Northern Lights in the UK in over a decade, thanks to heightened solar activity and a run of strong aurora events. With that in mind, we’ve created this practical, no-nonsense guide — […]
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Millions are plunging into Britain’s lakes and rivers for mind and body wellness — but outdated regulations and polluted waters mean swimmers are facing risks they never signed up for, as Tamara discovered firsthand. Last summer, I reunited with my family for a holiday in the Lake District, Cumbria. These […]
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A wonderful 4.5-mile loop packed with variety — from sweeping views over Ullswater and an 18th-century hunting lodge, to a rugged fell summit and the thunderous cascades of Aira Force. Welcome to our Walk Shorts series – quick reads on short, scenic walks we love across the UKReading time: 2 […]
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A rewarding 1.5-hour circular walk that combines Northumberland’s intriguing religious history, some striking geological formations, and far-reaching views across the rolling Cheviots and towards the coastline, where Holy Island and Bamburgh Castle punctuate the horizon. In spring, coconut-scented gorse set the hills ablaze in a vivid yellow, elevating this already […]
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What do you get when you mix vertigo-inducing heights, a hands-and-feet scramble, and an impromptu dunk in an icy tarn? A classic Lake District day out, of course. In this personal account, Tamara takes on Jack’s Rake – one of the region’s most infamous Grade 1 scrambles, known for catching […]
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Rather than an out-and-back up Coniston’s most iconic mountain, this Old Man of Coniston circular walk – tackled anti-clockwise – takes you up three of the Coniston Fells before reaching the man himself. Expect plenty of ‘Oohs’ and ‘Aahs’ en route – and not just from the glute workout. The […]
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Few gifts truly last a lifetime, but for Tamara, a Life National Trust membership turned out to be just that – a golden key to adventure, history, and the unlocking of a deep-rooted love for the outdoors. For most, a 23rd birthday isn’t a major milestone. It’s not the coming-of-age […]
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It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but more and more Brits are swapping chlorinated indoor pools for the exhilarating, mind-altering thrill of a bracing cold-water dip. Whether you prefer to stay cosy and live vicariously through others or are ready to uncover the best spots yourself, these books […]
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“God’s own country” — a title often spoken with a smile and a wink, but for those who know Yorkshire well, it’s a nickname that’s not so far-fetched. Whether it’s the sweeping hills, unspoiled scenery, vibrant cities, or the legendary warmth of its people, Yorkshire exudes a charm and landscape […]
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