By Graeme Bell When I think of Dakar I have visions of the famous rally – high powered motorcycles and four wheeled vehicles blasting through the Sahara desert, of helicopter… Read More
A2A Expedition: Part 2, Senegal: God, Trade and the Harmattan
Category: Blog Crags Posts
Family Gap Year Guide
So you’ve made the decision with your partner and children – you’re all heading on a family gap year. Although the excitement starts now, so does a lot of planning… Read More
Top 10 Most Beautiful Lakes in The World
The focus of many walks, watersports and outdoor photography – lakes are one of the most versatile natural features earth has to offer. But where are the best lakes to… Read More
How to Take Notes on The Road
Taking notes ‘To lose a passport was the least of one’s worries: to lose a notebook was a catastrophe. In twenty odd years of travel, I lost only two. One… Read More
Outdoor Shirt Buying Guide
An essential piece in any outdoor wardrobe, hiking shirts are a must for your adventures. Whether you need something to keep you covered from biting bugs or a lightweight option… Read More
A2A Expedition: Part 1, Senegal: God, Trade and the Harmattan
A lifetime ago my family and I drove our Land Rover from Peru into Ecuador. The Peruvian coast is an endless sea of sand, dry cities and unloved desert. After… Read More
It’s Not Just About Magazines
By Daniel Nielson Think travel writing, and your mind skips immediately to magazines, perhaps books, but there are many, many styles of travel writing to get stuck into (and even… Read More
Winter Hiking Kit Guide
It may be cold outside – but that doesn’t mean you need to be stuck indoors. With the right kit and clothing, you’re all set to explore the wintery landscape,… Read More
5 Craghoppers AquaDry Fun Facts
In order to make the most of your outdoor adventures, being prepared for any weather conditions is key. So if you’ve planned an exciting trip with your family or friends… Read More
Preparing for an Expedition with Alice Morrison
Now, this is how you pack for the Sahara Desert. I first thought about doing the Sahara Expedition in the summer of this year. I’d just become the first woman… Read More