With one in three adults feeling overly anxious during the pandemic, Stress Awareness Month will certainly be widely acknowledged across the UK this year. From 1st – 30th April health care professionals and experts across the country will join forces to increase public awareness about the causes and cures to stresses brought on by the pandemic and day to day life. This month you might hear many of the experts…

This year, we are celebrating five years of working with Newlife the Charity for Disabled Children. Since 2015, this incredible partnership has saved items from ending up in landfill and helped change the lives of disabled and terminally ill children across the UK. How does outdoor clothing help provide specialist disability equipment? The products we donate whether they are unsold, excess or end of line items to Newlife are then…

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. But before you set off on your adventure, there are plenty of factors to consider. In our Galapagos Islands travel guide, we’ll talk you through all the key information you’ll need to think about when planning your trip. This includes: • How to…

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…

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…

White rhinos have been a topic of news within the animal industry for many years. Subjected to poaching for their horns, these majestic creatures must be protected at all costs. If saving the white rhino is something you feel passionate about, learn more about their importance, the reasons why they are hunted, how many white rhinos are left and how we can save them, below. Why are white rhinos important?…

Little did we know that when we were discussing with Ordnance Survey which jackets and trousers would be most suitable for the 2020 GetOutside Champions, what would be round the corner for us all? A change for all of us in the way we can access the Great Outdoors. Thankfully these guys are inspirational in their ways of getting the most from the outdoors and happy to share it with…