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Gear up for winter with the Fjällräven Expedition Pack Down Hoodie. Lightweight, flexible, and easy to pack, it’s ideal as a mid-layer or standalone jacket for hiking, backpacking, and outdoor adventures. Featuring ethically sourced down and synthetic shoulder insulation, it delivers reliable warmth, durability, and sustainable Scandinavian style wherever your journey takes you.

4 Unforgettable Long Weekend Escapes in the UK In the UK, we are lucky enough to get around 8 bank holidays each year that fall directly...

From napkin sketches to global recognition - this is how the Fjällräven logo came into being.

Snow-covered landscapes, crisp air, and a serene atmosphere – winter adventures offer a unique experience to explore the great outdoors....

The Primus guide to choosing the right cookware. How to choose the most suitable cookware depends on how you intend to use it. If you are...

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During our #icelandic adventure we got the chance to go #snorkelling, hoping it would be an incredible experience and it really was!! The...

Good advice for a long glove life Hestra gloves are made to last. A little love and care will help them last even longer. Good for you...

Hestra gloves system You can keep your hands dry and warm by combining gloves with different features. The Hestra glove system is based...

Seizing the moment, and making the most of the glorious sunshine, we booked a last minute night away in the South Downs. We loaded up,...

In early June Ned and I planned a trip to the Lake District to climb Scafell Pike; we loaded up the new, official Hit The Trail...

The mountain village of Sölden is set in the beautiful Austrian Tyrol and is the perfect base for exploring the Ötztal Alps. In the...

With a total of 72 waterfalls cascading down the cliff sides, the Lauterbrunnen Valley is also known as the Valley of the Waterfalls.

For many who visit the mountains there is often a connection that is felt with these natural giants.

On the Platte, there are various walks that suit differing abilities, from 1 km to 16km, but a walk through the Alpengarten is always a joy.

It was quite by chance that we stopped in the hamlet of Horner. We rounded a corner past and past the loveliest looking tearooms.

The Punchbowl and Hindhead Commons belongs to the National Trust and forms part of the Surrey Hills.

With temperatures soaring we decided to revisit Walliswood and take advantage of the natural shade and coolness the wood offered.

The British summer is guaranteed to keep you on your toes and waking up on the last weekend in July to the sound of heavy rain on the van...

Having spent his childhood holidaying in the Exmoor National Park, Russell was keen to revisit the ancient clapper bridge, Tarr Steps.