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The Way I Wild Camp – Quiet, Stealth and Low Impact

My approach is simple. I keep things quiet, low profile and try to leave no trace or signs that I was ever there.

This trip took me along one of the more rugged and interesting sections of the Isle of Purbeck coastline in Dorset.

This was a return to St Catherine’s Hill in Winchester, but with a different motive this time.

This is my honest review of the OEX Phoxx 1v2 Tent after around a year and a half of regular use in the UK.

If you own Berghaus gear, Repairhaus is a great service to extend the life of your equipment. It saves you money, reduces waste to landfill.

I often get complimented on my bravery, along with plenty of inquisitive comments about sleeping in a coffin.

I’ve returned to a lot of places over the years, but Misungsan is different. I first found it by chance more than 20 years ago, and every visit ba…

Wild camping kit for beginners. Don’t buy expensive gear just to try something once. Keep it cheap and simple. Beg or borrow to save money.

Is wild camping for you? Well - you don’t know until you try. This is the first of a four-part blog that will help answer some of those questions.

Scarpa UK offers a boot repairs and resole service that could save you money while extending the life of your boots.