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Weaving the View: Outdoor Adventuring through Art
Imagine you are sitting quietly in a corner of a field, or under a tree in a woodland, or on a rock looking out over moorland. You can hear a bird...
Breaking Records and Barriers: My Journey to Kayaking the Thames
When I first stumbled upon the idea of setting a Guinness World Record for kayaking the Thames, I thought it...
Adventure Tips
How to get into outdoor writing, by Natasha Sones
I have been a writer and editor for my entire professional career, since studying it at university. I started off in book and magazine publishing,...
What’s Hot In Adventure in 2025
I loved writing this list - it’s a powerful reminder of just how much adventure surrounds us. My adventure radar has been on alert and buzzing over...
Why I Hate Outdoor Kit
I’ve got a bit of a confession to make: I kind of hate outdoor kit. Not the kind of hate reserved for genuinely terrible things, but a low-level...
Wild Camping
Top tips for camping food (part 2/2)
In my last post I covered some top considerations in food preparation i.e. weight & volume, calories & nutritional value, storage, and the...
Top tips for camping food (part 1/2)
Food is really important and it can be hard to know what to bring and use on multi-day camping trips. Plus we all need to adapt our usual food...
A 7-step plan to find time and space for adventure, by Annie Ross
How to find time and space for adventure Do you wish you could spend more time outdoors? Why is it that other commitments seem to take priority,...
Hiking & Walking
Peak Bagging Munros
How to plan your Munro bagging adventure in the Scottish Highlands. Hi! I’m Nic. Back in 2017, I took up mountain hiking. At 32, I wasn’t exactly...
Blisters and belief on the Great Glen Way
Blue skies, low winds and surprisingly high temperatures. Most people would be relieved with this forecast for their first solo long-distance hike,...
A long walk to celebrate a long recovery
For me, the hills and mountains are my sanctuary, a place to find happiness, to achieve, and to celebrate life. They are where I go when I can’t see...
Solo Adventures
Why everyone should go on a solo adventure at least once
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how much solo adventure has changed my life. I wasn’t someone who grew up particularly outdoorsy, and I...
Blisters and belief on the Great Glen Way
Blue skies, low winds and surprisingly high temperatures. Most people would be relieved with this forecast for their first solo long-distance hike,...
Walking the Cornish Celtic Way: A Pilgrimage in Learning
When I set off on the Cornish Celtic Way as an Adventure Queens grant winner, I carried something heavier than my rucksack - the knowledge that I...
Adventure Queen Grant
2025/2026 Adventure Queens Grant Winners
The Adventure Queens Grant The Adventure Queens Grant supports three bold and adventurous women to embark on a human-powered, boundary-pushing,...
Walking the Cornish Celtic Way: A Pilgrimage in Learning
When I set off on the Cornish Celtic Way as an Adventure Queens grant winner, I carried something heavier than my rucksack - the knowledge that I...
Grant winner takes new strides on the Isle of Arran
I first came across the Adventure Queens Grant a few years ago. It looked exciting and although I had adventures in mind, I felt it was something...
Adventure Queens
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Adventure Queens at Kendal Mountain Festival 2025: Owls, Ice Baths & Epic Women
Last weekend Adventure Queens descended on Kendal Mountain Festival and, honestly, we’re still buzzing. KMF was absolutely brimming with women-led...
Life Beyond the Crossroads: Finding Clarity in the Peaks
A powerful weekend of walking, reflection and support for women at life’s crossroads, hosted by Adventure Queens in the Peak District.
Feeling anxious about joining a group walk?
Join our Anxiety-Friendly Hike in the Peak District We know that for many women, the idea of joining a group walk can feel daunting – especially if...