By Pauline Stirling I walked from Combe Martin to Lynton, from Lynton to Porlock Weir and from Porlock Weir to Minehead, mostly along the South West Coast Path, last summer… Read More
Walking in Devon
Category: Blog Crags Posts
Asia A – Craghoppers Student Prize Winner 2019
Meet Andrew Reid, he was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica. Today, he is a recent graduate from USC and in the process of developing his first feature which is ASIA… Read More
A2A Expedition Part 2: Seeking the Unique – Morocco
“If it is our goal to seek adventure and experience that which very few do, we are certainly successful. Our confidence in our own capabilities only grows with each challenge… Read More
Simon Reeve: Guaranteed For Life
Words by Simon Reeve WE FOUND a pair of old Craghoppers walking trousers at the bottom of a dusty suitcase a while ago. They had belonged to my Dad, who… Read More
Galapagos Islands Travel Guide
The Galapagos Islands provide endless opportunities for taking part in a range of exciting activities, from snorkelling with turtles and sea lions to cliff jumping into lagoons. Before you set… Read More
National Map Reading Week
Which can only mean one thing, it’s time to dust off your map and compass, get outside and brush up on those long-lost skills! We caught up with our Craghoppers… Read More
Simon Reeve: How Clothing Has Changed
By Simon Reeve, HUMANS have been on the move for thousands of years, and they have always needed clothing and kit for adventures. In 1991 Otzi the iceman was found… Read More
Microadventures with Simon Reeve
By Simon Reeve THE greatest challenge with any adventure is actually getting started. Too often we can spend months planning and day-dreaming about going on an epic journey or climbing… Read More
Chaz Powell: Walking the length of the Gambia River
By Chaz Powell Photo Credits and team member: Tim Roberts The source of the Gambia river My next adventure was to be a world’s first source to sea trek along… Read More
Walking on the island of Tenerife
By Pauline Stirling I visited Tenerife in February. I had checked the average temperatures for February online and saw that January and February were supposed to be the coolest months… Read More