A 10/10 bivvy camp above the clouds

A full gear breakdown for a 298-mile Cambrian Way hike - ultralight picks, pack tips, and a total base weight of just 4.8kg. Because every gram counts.

Follow the tern waymarkers, follow the sea, follow your soul on this majestic 130 mile circumnavigation of the Isle of Anglesey.

"I just feel much freer in a bivvy than in a tent. Being completely part of the landscape - nothing between me and the world. Feeling a gentle breeze on my face, bats flitting above, the dawn chorus my alarm clock. Some nights are too beautiful to be

Hiking the West Highland Way: 96 miles of lochside camps, misty forests, mountain views, and the unforgettable camaraderie that makes long trails special, by Nicola Navigates

Hiking Trails is a global database of long-distance trails. Brought to you by hikers from around the world to help each other get out there more. Find my contributions for the Wales Coast Path, Cumbria Way, and more.

Seals, sheep and sea-nopes. Solo walking 172 miles / 277km on the Llyn Peninsula and Eryri section of the Wales Coast Path.

Inner pitch first tents vs outer pitch first… in terms of great debates, this is one to divide opinions among the camping community, with one side passionately declaring allegiance to their MSR Freelite, the other is on the side of the Terra Nova

Bivvying feels like the purest form of camping and the best way to immerse yourself in your surroundings. A bivvy bag is a basic, lightweight, waterproof bag for your sleeping bag to slot in to, leaving your face exposed to the elements - though