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How Learning to Navigate Made My Walking Holiday Better
How learning to navigate can improve even a well sign posted walk by engaging you more deeply with views and terrain
Why Women Need Time in the Woods
Learn how spending time in the woods can enhance well-being. Reconnect with nature and discover new skills in a supportive setting.
How Does Waterproof Fabric Work and What is System Dual Protection?
Find out how Keela’s award winning System Dual protection fabric works to keep you dry when you’re out hiking
Hiking in Scotland vs Hiking in England & Wales – Key Winter Navigation Differences
Learn about the intricacies of navigation and hiking in Scotland and how it differs from hiking further south – expert advice from Mountain Rescue
Mountain Leader Training for Women – a Personal Story
Janire, of Ray of Sun Adventures share her journey to becoming a qualified mountain leader and how that process felt as a woman
Why Learning Welsh Names Makes Hiking Better
Discover the significance of Welsh names and how they shape your understanding of the stunning Welsh landscape.
How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse (with Maps, Not Apps)
When the undead rise and the internet dies, your survival depends on one thing: knowing how to read a map. Here’s Ordnance Survey’s guide to surviving a zombie apocalypse using traditional navigation skills.
Creative Mapping: Jessica Emsley’s Unique Approach
Artist Jessica Emsley explores how maps and mindful observation shape her creative process, offering a fresh perspective on connecting with the landscape through art.
Women, Nature & Reclaiming Our Power
Yara Ghrewati explores the deep, intuitive bond women share with nature, inviting reconnection through forest bathing, hikes, and outdoor gatherings