Multi-day hiking is hugely popular, but is it better to go it alone or have a guide lead the way? We explain the pros and cons of each approach.
Africa is renowned for its big wildlife, even bigger rivers and, perhaps surprisingly, its big mountains, with Mt Kilimanjaro, Mt Kenya and the Rwenzori Mountains the continent’s three highest points. Each peak is accessible to trekking groups up for a challenge and the chance to stand atop the world’s wildest land.
Japan’s mountainous Daisetsuzan Range offers some of the best alpine hiking in the world, as Laura Waters discovers.
A reliable and durable waterproof outer shell jacket is essential to keep you dry and safe. We test the Mountain Designs Stratus to see if it is up to the job.
The Northwest Territories is famous for the lights of the Aurora Borealis, but it is also packed full of other amazing outdoor adventures. Check them out!
Long days and balmy weather means more time in the outdoors in Australia and New Zealand. Here’s a selection of our best choices for outdoor fun this summer.
Kathmandu’s UPF50+ apparel is designed to provide protection from the sun’s damaging rays. We put it to the test on the water and the trails.
At 223km in length, the Larapinta Trail is arguably one of Australia’s most challenging multi-day walks. Still, you don’t have to commit to the entire length of this legendary line to experience the best of the Northern Territory and its MacDonnell Ranges.
Snow-clad peaks, mighty waterways, and ruggedly wild forests make NZ’s South Island one of the world’s best outdoor playgrounds.
From the coast, to the mountains and all places in between, here are five of the best day walks to experience in NSW and the ACT.