Blister Tape: Which One Actually Works on a Hill Walk
Stand in a chemist or an outdoor shop and there are half a dozen tapes that all claim to help […]
Blister Tape: Which One Actually Works on a Hill Walk Read Post »
Stand in a chemist or an outdoor shop and there are half a dozen tapes that all claim to help […]
Blister Tape: Which One Actually Works on a Hill Walk Read Post »
The clocks went back at 2am this morning, and sunset has jumped an hour earlier on the clock. In Keswick,
If you’re planning to walk anywhere there’ll be snow and ice on steep ground, yes, you need a winter skills
Do You Need a Winter Skills Course? What to Learn Before You Book One Read Post »
The first signs of hypothermia on a hill walk are rarely dramatic. Someone goes quiet, starts lagging behind, gets snappy
Signs of Hypothermia on a Hill Walk (the Ones Walkers Miss) Read Post »
If you have gone looking for the OS Locate app and found nothing, you are not imagining it. Ordnance Survey
OS Locate Has Gone: What to Use for Your Grid Reference Instead Read Post »
You set off with 90%, and by lunchtime on a cold day it’s showing 20% and dropping faster than seems
How to Make Your Phone Battery Last All Day on the Hill Read Post »
Mountain rescue teams in England and Wales were called out 3,968 times in 2025, and the two factors they recorded
How Can Outdoor Instructors Help Reduce Avoidable Mountain Rescue Call-Outs? Read Post »
Mountain rescue teams publish, every year, a list of the things that were going on when they were called out.
Every Line in the Rescue Statistics Is a Lesson Number Read Post »
One o’clock in the afternoon. In the Lake District in 2025, 1pm was the busiest hour of the day for
What Time of Day Do Most Mountain Rescues Happen? Read Post »
Most people’s plan for when a walk goes wrong is “I’ll just turn back”. It sounds sensible right up until
Walks With a Real Bail-Out Option: How to Plan an Escape Route Read Post »