5 Alternatives to the Coast to Coast Walk
The Coast to Coast Walk is the most famous trail in England, but it is not the only great trail in the country. Here are the best alternatives to the C2C.
The Coast to Coast Walk is the most famous trail in England, but it is not the only great trail in the country. Here are the best alternatives to the C2C.
The Coast to Coast Walk takes outdoor enthusiasts through the regions of Cumbria and Yorkshire. Both of these are well-known for gastronomic pleasures and local … Read more
If you decide to embark on the Camino Frances pilgrimage in its whole length and beauty, the magical Roncesvalles would be your first stop or … Read more
Explore the mystique of Scotland with our guide to wild camping at Loch Ness. Discover serene Loch Ness campsites for a memorable outdoor experience.
Discover the thrill of wild camping in Northumberland! Explore the best campgrounds and immerse yourself in England’s stunning landscapes.
Whether you like charming woodland pullouts, curious sandy beaches, or winding rivers, camping in an near Indiana Dunes will certainly not disappoint.
If all goes well, and God wills it, at the end of March, I will begin to walk the Camino de Santiago. It’s about time. … Read more
Unleash your spirit of adventure with wild camping in Devon! Explore moorlands, coastlines, and hidden gems, with our guide to Devon’s best spots.
Wild camping in Yorkshire offers unrivaled views of idyllic landscapes. Discover top spots and essential tips in our comprehensive guide.
Finisterre, or Fisterra in Galician, is a captivating town located in the province of A Coruña, in the autonomous community of Galicia, Spain. Nestled on … Read more
Preparing for rain when you’re about to embark on the Camino de Santiago may not seem like something you need to do all year round, … Read more
Hiking shoes are an essential part of any hikers’ wardrobe. The best hiking shoes for women make treks easier and more enjoyable. And without good … Read more
I first walked the Camino de Santiago in 2004 on the Camino Frances route. I found it quite difficult back then to find information before … Read more
With countless state parks, old-growth forests, prairies, lakes, and rivers, there is no shortage of superb places to pitch a tent in the North Star State.
I have stayed at over 100 albergues on four Camino de Santiago routes in Spain and France. There are great albergues and places that I … Read more
A pilgrimage is a journey that holds great significance to a person, often leading them to sacred places or sites associated with religious or spiritual … Read more
Hello there. In this post, I will list the pros and cons of buying and using a quilt vs sleeping bag. Both have their good … Read more
If you’re your choice has boiled down to Ozark Trail and Hydro Flask, you’re in the right place. This detailed guide will help you pick the better bottle.
Fifty Fifty vs Hydro Flask: two of the biggest players in hiking water bottles. They make expertly insulated products that are capable of keeping your … Read more
If you want to have a carefree adventure on the Coast to Coast Walk, here is everything you will need to pack.
Discover the best wild camping tent for your outdoor adventures. Uncover essential factors for selection, and explore the top models on the market.
Discover the thrill of wild camping in Norfolk! Our guide details the best campsites for an immersive outdoor experience. Unleash your adventurer spirit!
Discover the best BLM campgrounds! Experience the allure of BLM dispersed camping in the US with our ultimate guide – whether in an RV, tent, or hammock.
Your ultimate National Forest dispersed camping guide. Uncover tips, regulations, and best campgrounds for a truly serene wilderness escape.
If you are a beginner, the Great Glen Way is one of the best introductions to long-distance walks. It Is also the perfect continuation of the West Highland Way,
For most people, the Camino de Santiago means a month of walking across northern Spain, covering about 800 km (500 miles). So it is unsurprising … Read more
Walking the Camino Frances was one of the best experiences of my life. It was so good that I went back and walked it again. … Read more
Free dispersed camping in Indiana is a surprise treat in a small state known globally for its immense steel production, the world-renown Indy 500 races, … Read more
Explore the charm of free dispersed camping near Phoenix, Arizona. Experience the best desert and mountain campsites, unique culture, and stunning sunsets.
Discover the allure of dispersed camping near Durango. Experience the unique blend of outdoor adventure and fascinating history in this must-visit destination.
For me leaving Roncesvalles is a dream as the route is mostly downhill a welcome change after yesterday. 300 meters after Roncesvalles you will come … Read more
Unearth the allure of the Sunshine State with our guide on primitive camping in Florida. Discover wild beauty, serenity, and unexpected adventures!
Concerns about health care and medical help while on the Camino de Santiago is one of the most commonly asked questions. My experience with the … Read more
Experience the rustic charm of dispersed camping in Illinois. Step back in time, explore vast forests and marshlands in this outdoor adventure.
Representing a large expanse of land made up of icy glaciers, crystal clear frosty mountain streams, and snow-covered summits that make you think you’ve been … Read more
Mt. Rainier is a true hiker’s paradise and home to the biggest glacier in the continental US. It towers over a region well-known for its beautiful wildflower blooms from mid-July through August and over 280 animal species, including black-tailed deer, marmots, and the elusive Pacific fisher.
‘Many people avoid the Meseta on the Camino, catching the bus from Burgos to Leon’, I heard on my first day on the Camino de … Read more
O Cebreiro is the first village in Galicia, it has just over 1,200 inhabitants and sits at 1,293 meters (4242 ft). Due to the location, … Read more
If you are looking for stunning scenery and some quiet time, this guide to hiking the Rob Roy Way in Scotland is for you.
Turquoise Lake is a mountain gem sitting at 10,000 feet above sea level. This considerable elevation gives the lake and the general area a unique … Read more