OAG Issue 83

This time around we’ve got more articles on more outdoorsy things than thought you would ever need, including:

• do it for the trees:

  A guide to having an environmentally conscious holiday on a volunteer conservation project.

• peaks & troughs:

  A few of our intrepid contributors head towards (and up and over) the UKs 3 highest mountains, and let us know all about it.

• going underground:

  A guide to all you troglodytes out there, and how to get your kicks down below.

• hitting the wall:

  Our sensations series continues with an exposé on endurance and what drives the best athletes to push further than the rest of us.

• how do…The Ordnance Survey make maps?

  Ever wondered how some of the best consumer maps in the world are made? Well, wonder no more.

• how to…get water:

  No more Coca-Cola here, we show you how to work with Mother Nature to get a drink.

• the triple crown:

  Hiking through the USA on some of it’s legendary long distance trails.

• marathon in Sri Lanka:

  Another of our legion of contributors runs across the island, with a pinhole camera.

• gear:

  Once again our kit review squad saddle up loaded with fresh kit, putting it through it’s paces. Including a whole fleet of cycle kit and a particularly wired review of energy drinks.

Plus…

A whole extra canoeing magazine in our regular Paddlesport Magazine supplement.

More stuff that you might find interesting

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