Life in the fast lane can sometimes mean that we forget to make our well-being a top priority, but now more than ever it is important to pause, relax and calm the mind. For those looking to unwind and escape the bustle of busy day-to-day life, we suggest trying the Japanese relaxation method of Forest Bathing - an excellent remedy that allows you to enjoy the outdoors as well as…

Meet the photographer behind our SS21 campaign, located quite literally half way across the world! We caught up with Tom via zoom to ask him to share some of his best kept photography secrets in our first Craghoppers’ Photographer of the Month feature. How would you describe your photography style "Run & Gun. I first aim to establish authentic and genuine relationships with my clients / subjects, and then capture…

It’s no secret that the past 12 months have been a struggle; being unable to visit the people and places we love has taken a mental and physical toll on many. So to help bring your mind and body back to relaxation, how does the soothing sounds of trickling water and rustle of leaves sound?  It has been proven that immersing in the sounds of Mother Nature can significantly reduce…

Conor is a photographer from Ireland who mainly focuses on landscape and adventure photography. His photography work has brought him all over the world from the wilderness of Guyana to the epic mountains of Indonesia. By far and away his favourite place to capture is Ireland, much like Dorothy, he believes that there's no place like home!  Recently Conor has gone from walking up hills to tackling more vertical terrain and taking photos…

Written by English Heritage ambassador, Carolyn Hicks High upon a rocky crag in Cheshire, North West England, sits Beeston Castle, a place where people have gathered for thousands of years. As the sun sets behind the Welsh mountains, it illuminates the red sandstone of the castle and the rolling landscape of the Sandstone Ridge. This geological feature was formed between 225 and 195 million years ago during the Triassic age.…

There is nothing better than getting outside, breathing in the fresh air and taking time to admire the views around you. It makes you feel great both mentally and physically. But with the current government rules (June 2020) saying we should stay local – you can find that every man and his dog have the same idea. Before you know it, your idyllic local spot is amassed with people and…

While your holidays may not be going ahead this year, there’s no harm in preparing for the future. That way, you can ensure that you truly get the most out of your trips for years to come. And what better place to start than with the tools and equipment that make it possible? That’s why we’ve collated a list of the top 7 must have travel accessories for you to…

Words by Sharon Johnson, CEO, Galapagos Conservation Trust The Galapagos Islands are unlike anywhere else on Earth, the birthplace of Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection and a unique and unspoiled ecosystem. Along with its worldwide notoriety due to Darwin’s work on evolution, Galapagos later went on to become the first ever UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular destination due to its reputation for unique and incredible…

Comfort and practicality in hiking clothes is key. But what about the sustainability factor? That’s where our recycled fleeces come in. Made from old plastic bottles, our recycled fleeces provide you with a super soft mid-layer, insulation and peace of mind – as you’ll be doing your bit to help protect the planet just by wearing it. Want to find out more? Learn how we make our recycled fleece from…

Although travel is currently off the cards, there’s no harm in planning your next adventure. And where better to start than our very own country, and specifically, the Lake District. After staying in for a significant period of time, many people will want to head out and explore the great outdoors. So in order to make the most of your trip, consult our handy Lake District guide. With information on…