Knowing how to build a campfire is a key skill for any camper or hiker. It provides warmth, a place to cook, and a cozy atmosphere for socialising. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to create a campfire that’s safe and effective.
Climbing Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales at 1,085 meters (3,560 ft) above sea level, is a dream for many outdoor enthusiasts. Among the various routes to the summit, the Watkin Path stands out for its scenic beauty and challenging ascent.
So, you’ve got your hands on a Trangia stove—congratulations! Mastering how to use a Trangia stove can elevate not only your outdoor cooking experience, but your overall experience in the outdoors.
Wild camping offers a serene escape into nature, but with great adventure comes great responsibility. Practising Leave No Trace principles ensures we preserve these wild spaces for future generations. Here’s a guide to leaving no trace during your wild camping trips.
In today’s world, mental health awareness is crucial. With stress, anxiety, and depression affecting millions, finding effective ways to manage our mental well-being is more important than ever. One powerful remedy? Nature.
It was my birthday, and in the midst of my newfound passion for hiking and wild camping, I decided there was no better way to celebrate than embarking on my first solo wild camping trip. As I packed my bag and headed out the door, the anticipation and nervous excitement were palpable. For the first time, it would be just me, my backpack, and nature.
Nestled in the heart of Devon, Dartmoor National Park is a breathtaking expanse of rugged wilderness and stunning natural beauty. It’s a place where ancient landscapes meet modern adventure, offering something for every outdoor enthusiast.
A Trangia stove is a compact and highly regarded cooking system used by outdoor enthusiasts. It consists of a burner, windshield, pots, and accessories, providing everything needed to cook a meal while camping. Using a Trangia stove is more than just cooking; it’s an experience in itself.
For my first overnight venture into the wild, my friend and I decided on a trip to Dartmoor National Park. Our plan was to embark on a two-day, 12km round trip from Belstone, a quaint village on the outskirts of Dartmoor, to High Willhays, the park’s highest tor and the highest peak south of the Brecon Beacons, standing proudly at 621m above sea level.
Picture a journey through stunning landscapes without the pressure of reaching a designated campsite or hurrying back to the car before sunset. Imagine setting up camp wherever you find yourself and spending the night in the wilderness, free from the confines of a campsite, surrounded only by nature. That’s the essence of wild camping.