Gavel Fell, Blake Fell & Burnbank Fell
The Lake District isn’t too bad on a bank holiday, if you know where to go. Popular spots like Cat Bells, Grasmere and Ambleside are to be avoided at all costs, but heading up a…
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Loch Na Sealga
The walk out to Loch na Sealga is a linear route of about 10 miles (out and back), in a quiet part of Wester Ross. It’s a good option for those who want a longer…
View PostAsh Dale from Helmsley
Sometimes I’m just not in the mood for a big walk, but I still want to explore somewhere new. A few weeks ago I was feeling a bit frazzled trying to get sorted ready for…
View PostA Week in the West Highlands, Part Two
If you read last week’s blog, you’ll know that we recently spent a week exploring Lochaber in the West Highlands. We had an amazing time and we were lucky enough to get a week full…
View PostA Week in the West Highlands, Part One
No matter how many times we make the drive up to Scotland, it always feels like we’ve barely scratched the surface. The West Highlands have been on my list for a long time (along with…
View PostBen Rinnes
A few years ago on a trip to the Cairngorms, we did a rather long, boggy hill walk on the Glenlivet Estate, which was mostly spent walking in a cloud. It wasn’t the most enjoyable…
View PostStone Arthur, Great Rigg, Heron Pike and Nab Scar
It’s been just over a year since we did this walk – I just never got around to posting about it. With spring finally sprung though, now feels like the perfect time to look back…
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