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New kit we like: The Primus Eta Spider
More Swedish ingenuity from Primus, this time in the form of the fast-heating Eta Spider stove for two.
A sixty-second guide to Via Ferrata
Hidden among the rocks of the Alps is a network of steel cables, steps, ladders and bridges that open up an otherwise untouchable world of sweeping rock faces and high-mountain ridges. Olly Allen explains everything you need to know about the secret world of via ferrata
New kit we like: Do it yourself cycle lanes
79% of cycle accidents happen when the bicycle is travelling straight ahead and a vehicle maneuvers into them.
Adventure Talk Series dates announced
Come face to face with some of the UK’s top adventurers at this spring’s forthcoming ‘Adventure Talk Series 2014’. Featuring guest lectures from Lifesystems and Lifeventure sponsored athletes including renowned climber Jerry Gore and arctic photography expert Martin Hartley, the Adventure Talk Series 2014 will kick off this April. The result of a partnership between […]
Scotland’s newest long-distance track set to be unveiled
The John Muir Way, a 134 mile trail spanning the coast of Scotland is set to open on 21 April 2014.
Your chance to be in OAG, and win a Coleman tent worth £130
Send us a letter for a chance to win a Coleman Aravis tent worth £130. Get in touch with Outdoor Adventure Guide and you could win a Coleman tent worth £130. Every issue we publish your letters, emails and pics, and our favourite will win a Coleman Tent. So get writing quick, we can wait […]
Trekking in the shadow of the Himalayas: The Route of Wind and Wool
Kora founder Michael Kleinwort treks through the depths of Northern India’s Ladakh region following an ancient trade route, in search of nomadic Yak wool herders
Cycle to the Cinema kicks off 2014 programme
Cycle to the Cinema is back for 2014, with the first event taking place on 6th March, at the Longshaw Estate, Hathersage, where cinema-going cyclists can watch the hauntingly beautiful film, Chasing Ice, with entry costing £6 per adult. Cycle to the Cinema takes place in locations all over the Peak District and Sheffield, and […]
Win a Powermonkey Explorer solar charger worth £65
We’ve teamed up with outdoor retailer Ellis Brigham to give away a limited edition Powermonkey Explorer, worth £65. The Powermonkey Explorer is a lightweight, rugged solar powered charger that will let you charge your portable devices wherever, whenever. Perfect for taking on adventures to far-flung corners of the world so you can keep your iPhone fully-juiced and […]
New kit we like: Kayaking straight out of the box
Origami meets kayaks, and we like what we see. A 12 foot long kayak that folds into its own box, measuring in at just 33″x29″x10″. Made by Californian-based start-up Oru, it has just been named product of the year at ISPO, a trade show in Munich.
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5 reasons to go canoeing this week
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10 of the best spots for canoe camping
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The UK’s best canoe / kayak rivers
May 23, 2014 08:05 -
Reclimbing the classics: Episode 1 Hyaena 8b+
May 22, 2014 17:05
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JimmyD:
I wonder if these are better than top end blow up canoes? They should be stiffer
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