Trekking Holidays & Walking Holidays

For many people even basic compass skills and using a map is a little daunting. Ok, moving from a handheld GPS to the more traditional - and reliable - method might seem awkward, but it's a vital skill to crack. [caption id="attachment_8915"... Read full post...

The first time I saw people using walking poles I was baffled. Why are they bothering? Walking poles are for old people, right? Wrong. Very wrong. They are an excellent way to spread your weight and help you find balance on more uneven terrain - and... Read full post...

Anyone with an adventurous bone in their body and a love for the outdoors must have considered trekking in New Zealand. It's got to be one of the most challenging and diverse adventure destinations on the planet. [caption id="attachment_7227"... Read full post...

If you need to navigate in your sport, you'll know it's a skill that takes time to master. Buying a handheld GPS is no shortcut, and there'll always be the need to recognise map symbols, estimate distance and read the ground in font of... Read full post...

When buying trekking boots ask yourself, "what are they for?" Trekking can be anything from a weekend wander to a holiday in Nepal, complete with ascent to Everest base camp. [caption id="attachment_6712" align="alignright" width="300"... Read full post...