There are few things more Scottish than rain, whisky, and midges – unless you throw wild mushrooms into the mix. In this mist-soaked, occasionally midge-infested account of the West Highland Way, Philip returns to one of Britain’s most iconic trails – and discovers a newfound love for the nation’s favourite […]
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The Best Outdoor Adventures in Scotland
Scotland has long held a special place in our adventurous hearts – and for good reason. From wind-whipped mountain ridges to secret wild swim spots, it’s a country that practically begs you to lace up your boots, grab your equipment of choice, and dive headfirst into the outdoors. In this […]
Read MoreExploring Ben Alder: Scotland’s Most Remote and Haunted Munro
There are some mountains you climb for the views, and others you climb for reasons not many would understand. Deep in the Central Highlands, Ben Alder is remote, brooding, and steeped in ghost stories. So naturally, Jenny set off solo to explore it — with her bike, a tent, and […]
Read MoreMy First Wild Camping Experience In The Cairngorms
There are not many places in the world – or indeed in the UK – where you can pitch a tent wherever you like in nature. But in Scotland, and in particular the Cairngorms, it’s not only legal, it’s a freeing adventure to be had by anyone and everyone. Here […]
Read MoreThe Best Wild Swimming Spots Near Aviemore
Jenny’s spent the past year scoping out the best places to go wild swimming near Aviemore in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. These are her fave lochs for a refreshing dip – you can thank her later! Having spent a year living in the Cairngorms National Park, the Scottish outdoors […]
Read MoreA Guide to ‘Munro Bagging’: Scotland’s Epic Challenge
Some people try to do it fast, others will take a lifetime. In this Munro Bagging guide, Jenny gives us the low-down on what exactly this Scottish outdoor challenge is all about. Considering Mr. Hugh Munro himself – the man behind listing all the Scottish mountains over 3000 ft – […]
Read MoreOur Epic Fail Attempting the Cuillin Ridge Traverse
With 12 kms of pretty much constant scrambling, the Cuillin Ridge Traverse on the Isle of Skye will be a test for even the most experienced mountaineer – and there’s no guarantee you’ll pass with full marks, as Jenny promptly realised… In early June myself and my boyfriend set out […]
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