We all want to do our bit for the planet, but it can seem impossible during the festive season. We know how difficult it can be to make changes, but there are some simple ways to minimise your environmental impact this Christmas. 

Legendary British mountaineer tells us why he’s spent his life chasing the world’s top peaks and how to get into mountaineering…

Need some gift ideas for a runner? We’ve put together a selection of top presents to help you to choose something special for a runner.

There’s no better way to escape from your working week than going camping...

We talk adventure, fatherhood, and risk with British climber Leo Houlding.

Experience the unique pleasures of winter camping!

When you're making a home under canvas and sleeping beneath the stars, you need a tent that will be everything you need. Our experts have chosen their favourite tents for every type of camper, so you can find the perfect one for your adventures.

Here's our guide to finding and fitting the right shoes for you, with helpful videos to demonstrate how to do it from our in-store expert Joe Lodge. 

Insulation is essential to keeping warm in the outdoors, and is usually worn as a mid-layer, or as the outer layer in dry, cold climates.

Just a short car, bus or train ride away from some of Britain’s most popular cities, you’ll find some incredible rural walks ranging from leisurely two hours strolls to more challenging, longer routes. Here, the Ramblers take us through their top ten countryside escapes.

A waterproof jacket is an outdoor staple all year round, and it’s essential that your jacket stays effective at keeping water out. If you notice that your waterproof isn’t performing as well as it used to, it may be time to reproof, repair or replace it to keep you protected for many adventures to come.

The UK's longest National Trail, the South West Coast Path, offers some of the most stunning scenery in the country and plenty of opportunities to get outdoors, whether you're a weekend walker or seasoned long-distance hiker.

Britain's wonderful hills, mountains and fells are some of the most heavily-trodden in the world, and unsurprisingly, some mountain routes can feel crowded at times.