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Multi-day hiking is a perfect next step for any day hillwalker wanting to take that next challenge or step into nature immersion. It’s taken me deep into breathtaking landscapes across the UK and the Alps. By traversi...
After building an outdoor family (and nine years of trail therapy), Juls Stodel <...
Awe-struck, dumbstruck, immobile. I’ve never felt so moved by a mountain before. Kanchenjunga (8586m), king of the eastern Himalayas, rock God to Sikkim’s Lepcha people. Its ‘Five Great Treasuries of the Snow’ store spiritual nourishment for humanity, they say, and its positivity descends from the heights, into people and objects below. From where I’m standing, at Oktang (473...
Main image: Divide Lake Campground, Tombstone Park in the Yukon Territory | Credit: Mark Waring
There’s a lot about Tombstone Territorial Park that is flat out intimidating. Its anglicised name reflects the impression it made on the first Europeans, no doubt catching sight of its foreboding spires on a bad weather day and deciding i...
Back in 1988 I set out to walk the length of the Canadian Rockies, an ambitious and probably audacious plan, as it was something that had never been done before. I felt (and hoped) I had the experience needed – I had already walked the Pacific Crest and Continental Divide Trails in the USA, both much less developed than they are now. While I did complete the Rocky Mountains w...