Wriggle over to one of the nation’s forests and have a family adventure this February half term, where families will find a new activity trail based on Julia Donaldson’s much loved Superworm.

It's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek and this year's theme is Growing Together.

Breath in the crisp winter air, feel the crunch under foot and admire the frosty mornings. It’s a magical winter wonderland out there and there’s no better way to keep everyone happy and healthy this season than with regular time outdoors.

The cold months are glorious. Popular with photographers and wildlife watchers alike, it’s the time of year that was built for hiking to remote zeniths and seeking out silent landscapes. But it’s vital to stay warm – preparation and planning are key to ensuring your hike doesn’t become an ordeal.

We believe that outdoor adventures should be accessible for people of ALL abilities! put together our top 5 online resources for planning your next accessible outdoor adventures!

Our friends at Ordnance Survey spoke to their OS GetOutside Champions about their favourite places in Britain to watch sunset. It was hard to choose a favourite so here’s ten of the best sunset views with details on how to get there.

We have partnered with our friends at Montane to find your alive and win a Fireball Jacket worth £200

Are we missing too much by rushing from A-B? Contributor Alex reminded herself on a recent hike to slow down, and be amazed at what you can find.

Want to know more about barefooting? We've been playing ourselves and after we met the team at the National Running Show, we wanted to find out more...

Top tips from contributing editor Catherine, on how to get out and enjoy the autumnal weather.

Emma Holland from a senior mountain leader for Mind over Mountains, gives us a ten-minute presentation on how to recognize footpaths, access land and understanding rights of way that you can find on an ordnance survey map.

Outside & Active ambassador and lover of wild spaces, Katie Tunn talks to us about keeping safe as a woman in the outdoors.

This is a first in our series of seasonal guides aiming to help enthuse and inspire you to enjoy a more outside and active lifestyle.

As more and more people start to re-evaluate their lifestyle due to changes through the pandemic, whether that’s work/ life balance or choosing to relocate to a better location for their family to enjoy a better quality of life, FoamLife, a new flip flop brand launched pandemic year, caught our eye and has been making serious waves in the footwear industry.

Adaptogens are natural ingredients, such as medicinal mushrooms, that help your mind & body adapt to physical, mental & emotional stressors and find balance. How can they help you being outside and active?

Our friends at The Outdoors Guide have compiled a list of their favourite five walks that take in the sites from famous film and tv characters, taking in famous sites from Cornwall to the Moors and everywhere in between.

Our continental neighbours are used to the idea of hiking in compression socks, designed and made for the purpose, but the concept of compression socks for leisure activities is still relatively new in the UK. A growing number of UK runners are converts to compression socks - to reduce injuries, sustain muscle energy and combat the risk of blisters. For hikers, the same benefits apply, simply by wearing compression hiking socks.

Fesh air in your lungs and walking boots on your feet serves as the perfect medicine for the soul.

Nighttime brings with it a sense of mystery and excitement. It brings a whole new element to adventure and you don’t even have to go that far to experience a whole new world. Here’s a few tips to get you started, if you’ve never ventured out on a wild walk beyond sunset before.

This is a video journey following the Neubert brothers as they trek 180km through the Swiss Alps.