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The Pembrokeshire Coast Path: it’s 186 miles of stunning Welsh coastline, but tackling it all at once isn’t for the faint of heart. This guide breaks down the path into manageable sections, offering honest advice and practical tips to help you plan your hike.
Pembrokeshire's coast is famous for its beaches, but the real adventure lies just beyond the sand. Here's a guide to getting salty in Pembrokeshire without a towel, from coasteering to sea kayaking.
Wales: where the mountains meet the sky, and sometimes, just sometimes, you can meet them both at the same time while strapped to a kite. This guide dives into the world of paragliding and hang gliding in Wales, with practical info on locations, costs, and whether you've got the stomach (and the ski
A practical guide to packing for an adventure weekend in Wales, covering essential gear and clothing for hiking and camping, with tips on buying versus hiring.
For the truly committed wild swimmer, organised events offer camaraderie, safety in numbers, and a bit of competitive spice. Here's a look at some of the open water swimming events in Wales, ranging from beginner-friendly dips to proper endurance tests.
The North Wales Coast isn't just about kiss-me-quick hats and static caravans; there's a surprising amount of proper Welsh adventure to be had, even if you've got the whole family in tow.
Night hiking in Wales offers a unique perspective on familiar landscapes, but demands respect for the conditions and proper preparation. This guide covers essential safety, gear, and location considerations for a rewarding nocturnal adventure.
Wales is getting even better for outdoor types in 2026, with new trails for hiking and biking opening up across the country. Here's a sneak peek at what's coming.
Navigating the Welsh mountains isn't just about reaching the summit; it's about getting back down safely, knowing what to do when the clag rolls in, and understanding the landscape under your boots. This guide covers essential navigation skills for hiking in Wales, focusing on practical techniques a
This is a first-hand account of a mountain biking road trip, hitting the classic Coed y Brenin in Snowdonia before heading south for the gravity-fed trails of BikePark Wales. It's a warts-and-all look at what to expect, the costs, and whether these parks are right for you.
Wales is a mountain biker's paradise, but should you bring your own trusty steed or rent one when you arrive? This guide dives into the pros and cons of each option, covering costs, convenience, and what you need to consider for tackling Welsh trails.
Wales is blessed with peaks, and Snowdon gets all the glory. But for those who want a challenge, or just a bit of peace and quiet, these other mountains offer unforgettable walking experiences.
Non-stop thrills across North Wales
Maximum thrills in minimum time
The best sections of the 125-mile loop
Island adventures for all the family
Paddle around Wales' island paradise