Paddleboarding has become the go-to watersport in recent years. Our expert guide will set you straight on all the need-to-knows and essential gear to get you out and about on the water.
Know someone who loves nothing more than carving their way through the mountains? Then we’ve got the perfect gift this Christmas. With ideas to suit all slopestyles and budgets, you can be sure your gifts will be used and loved, season after season.
If you live for seeking freshly fallen snow, no doubt the start of the season is the highlight of your year. But in your anticipation to get to the mountains, it can be easy to forget the basics you need to stay safe.
The climate is changing and the mountain playgrounds we love are too. We’ve pulled together a list of tips to help you continue doing what you love, whilst doing your bit for the planet and reducing your impact.
Check out our guide to see how the addition of a drive-away awning can make van life even more luxury, without compromising your ability to get out there.
To honour International Women’s Day and the female athletes blazing a trail in their sports right now, we spoke to GB Snowsport athletes Nichole Bathe and Charlie Guest about their experiences as women in snowsport.
Whether you're all about taking your yoga practice outdoors, a walk among the trees Japanese-style or tearing up the MTB trails, here's our round-up of the best forests here on home soil.
If you find yourself on lockdown in one of the UK's cities, getting your usual fix of nature is likely proving a challenge - but nature can be found in the most surprising of places.
Counting Down To The Winter Olympics With GB Snowsport
We caught up with GB Snowsport athletes Will Feneley and Andrew Musgraves, and head coach Pat Sharples, to find out how they’re feeling as the 365-day countdown to Beijing 2022 begins.
From gentle ridge scrambles to multi-day winter epics, we’ve picked out a few of the most spectacular areas of the UK to seek out and kick off your winter season in style.
Scotland is a storm-seeker's paradise where fierce winter storms continually race in off the Atlantic crashing into a wall of mountains. Throw in the influence of the gulf stream to the west and a cold Scandinavian air mass to the east and it’s a recipe for wild weather, massive temperature variations and occasional days of frost, clear skies and light winds when Scottish ski touring comes into its own.
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