Hiking, Travel & Adventure
I review Vertebrate Publishing’s latest guide book, Big Trails: Heart of Europe, where my Müllerthal Trail photographs have been featured!
Whether you are after a rural, outdoorsy escape, a history-filled adventure or a relaxed city break, there are plently of things to do in Cheshire.
In just 5 days in Norway, I travelled from Oslo to Bergen on Europe’s highest railway, visited the fjords and explored both cities. Here’s my itinerary.
From thundering waterfalls, sparkling iceberg lagoons and glaciers, to bubbling geothermal areas, there are plenty of things to do in Iceland.
The Müllerthal Trail in Luxembourg has three routes which are either hiked separately or connected to create a 112km long stretch.
I answer all of your burning Appalachian Trail questions, from haircare to Norovirus!
Selecting your gear for the Appalachian Trail is an important part of the pre-trail planning phase. Here is my review on the gear I used for my hike.
There is plenty to see and do in and around Begur, which perches on the Costa Brava coast, just a few hours north of Barcelona.
There are countless hikes in the Peak District. From gentle ambles around sparkling reservoirs to more strenuous boulder scrambles, there is something to suit just about everyone.
Luxembourg is an underrated little slice of Europe. Explore a city steeped in history, hike beautiful trails and discover a land scattered with castles.
Some days on the Appalachian Trail SUCKED. From the physical, to the emotional, to everything in-between, here’s my experience.
Being a vegan on the Appalachian Trail isn’t as difficult as you’d expect. It just takes a little knowledge, planning and creativity.
I hiked over 1000 miles of the Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Pennsylvania in 2019. Here, I talk about why I departed earlier than planned.
Planning your Appalachian Trail hike from the UK can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Read on to see what I did to get organised.
There are many beautiful and varied Cheshire walks, where you’ll discover quaint villages, rolling pastures, eerie chasms and enchanted woodlands.
Iceland may be renowned for its love of puffin and fermented shark dishes, but being a vegan in Reykjavík is a lot easier than you might think!
I talk about the process I went through to get a B-2 Visa for the Appalachian Trail. The visa grants you up to 6 months per visit, so it’s ideal for hikers.
I’m going to hike the Appalachian Trail in March 2019. Here, I talk about why and how I plan to hike, plus my inspiration, fears and preparations.
There are plenty of things to do in York. This quaint little city in England is steeped in history, has a charming rural feel and serious Harry Potter vibes!
From healthy breakfasts and brunches, vegan beer, tapas and guilt-free fast food, to a cheeky cupcake (or three); being vegan in Barcelona is a breeze.
There is plenty to see and do in Barcelona. You’ll stumble upon architectual gems around every corner, including the famously unique work of Gaudí.
Being vegan in Edinburgh is a doddle, whether you want a healthy snack, a cheeky wedge of cake, a causal cafe brunch or a bit of posh nosh!
There are plenty of fun things to do in Edinburgh. It’s an enchanting destination, eminating a fascinating and somewhat gruesome history.
Once a simple fishing village, Elounda in Crete is an ideal part of the island to visit if you want more of a relaxed holiday.
Take an incredible ride on a world-renowned train journey and experience some of the country’s most spectacular scenery with Norway in a Nutshell.
Kangaroo Island is Australia’s third largest island and home to some of the most incredible wildlife and natural beauty, as well as a fascinating history.
It’s safe to say that swimming with whale sharks on the Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia is one of the most surreal experiences of my life.
Fun fact: there are 8,222 Australian islands. From little to large, here are 5 which I believe are totally worth getting on a boat for.
Nothing beats the slow pace of life on a canal boat holiday. Not to mention the warm community feel, beautiful scenery and rare wildlife encounters!
There are countless hikes in the Blue Mountains. Some require a certain level of skill, and most require a decent level of fitness, because, well; steps.