If you are planning on camping and hiking in the UK, chances are you will need a camping stove. Over most of England and Wales, it is pretty rare to …
How to Choose a Camping Stove Part 1 – Types of Fuel Read More »
It has now been over three years since I started wearing barefoot shoes. I had read a lot about their ability to help strengthen your foot muscles and overcome foot …
In my last post, I discussed why hiking/trekking poles are a good thing to have with you no matter what your age or ability. However, once you have made the …
“Aren’t those just for old people?” That is the response I often get when I recommend hiking poles to customers. However, a good pair of hiking/trekking poles can be handy …
Why you should take a pair of hiking poles on your next hike Read More »
Getting good sleep is essential for any multi-day camp, whether in the mountains or the forest, and you can often tell how experienced someone is by how well they sleep …
Choosing a Sleeping Bag For Bushcraft and Wild Camping Read More »
In this post I lay out my approach to eating a paleo diet while out backpacking, camping or making wilderness trips. If you would like to know more about what …
A first solo episode, with just the mic and I, in which I discuss how to reduce your pack-weight and get lighter to go further. Giving you my top 5 …
The Outdoor Voices Podcast Solo Episode – 5 Tips for Lighter Backpack Read More »
Roughly two years ago, as a fairly new backpacker and bushcrafter but a relatively strong hiker, I packed my rucksack and car and set off on a self-supported solo tour …
In this episode, I interview Peter Morton of Red Oak Bushcrafts. Peter is a freelance outdoor instructor with a massive skillset and experience across a lot of outdoor pursuits and …
In this episode, I interview a friend, colleague and experienced outdoorsman Rob Williams on how to get started hiking and what to expect on the Everest Base Camp Trek. In …
The Outdoor Voices Podcast Episode 4 – Rob Williams on Getting Trek Ready Read More »
