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May 12, 2026

A Beginner’s Guide to Wild Camping

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Wild camping has a particular appeal because it strips things back to literal basics. There’s no reception block, no…
May 12, 2026

A Beginner’s Guide to Wild Camping

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by MyOutdoors

Wild camping has a particular appeal because it strips things back to literal basics. There’s no reception block, no neat row of pitches and no hum of other people’s evenings just beyond the hedge.
August 08, 2022

A journey of meaning

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In a little over three weeks, I’ll be stood on a railway platform in Cheshire…
August 08, 2022

A journey of meaning

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In a little over three weeks, I’ll be stood on a railway platform in Cheshire waiting for a train and the start of an 8000km adventure. Over the following 18…
April 28, 2022

Coire goes Woofhostelling and takes the Family

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by Lee Craigie

I’m still not sure how we ended up with a working collie puppy. One minute…
April 28, 2022

Coire goes Woofhostelling and takes the Family

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by Lee Craigie

I’m still not sure how we ended up with a working collie puppy. One minute I was visiting friends on the small island of Kerrerra where the farm dogs had…

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Reeks District: Ireland’s Adventure Playground with Jessie Leong

Reeks District: Ireland’s Adventure Playground with Jessie Leong

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‘How do you pronounce Carrauntoohil?’ ‘Karen-toole’ replied Piaras, mountain guide from Kerry Climbing. ‘It means inverted sickle, a serrated knife-edge. Just look at the ridge behind you.’
December 03, 2018

Reeks District: Ireland’s Adventure Playground with Jessie Leong

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‘How do you pronounce Carrauntoohil?’ ‘Karen-toole’ replied Piaras, mountain guide from Kerry Climbing. ‘It means…

Outdoor Guides

Ease your way into wild camping

Ease your way into wild camping

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by MyOutdoors

Ask an American about wild camping and the chances are they'll tell you all about pulling up next to a lake in their 40ft RV and surviving with just a…
May 21, 2014

Ease your way into wild camping

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by MyOutdoors

Ask an American about wild camping and the chances are they'll tell you all about…
May 12, 2026

A Beginner’s Guide to Wild Camping

in Outdoor Guides

by MyOutdoors

Wild camping has a particular appeal because it strips things back to literal basics. There’s no reception block, no neat row of pitches and no hum of other people’s evenings just beyond the hedge.

A Beginner’s Guide to Wild Camping

in Outdoor Guides

by MyOutdoors

August 08, 2022

A journey of meaning

in Blogs

by MyOutdoors

In a little over three weeks, I’ll be stood on a railway platform in Cheshire waiting for a train and the start of an 8000km adventure. Over the following 18…

A journey of meaning

in Blogs

by MyOutdoors

April 28, 2022

Coire goes Woofhostelling and takes the Family

in Blogs

by Lee Craigie

I’m still not sure how we ended up with a working collie puppy. One minute I was visiting friends on the small island of Kerrerra where the farm dogs had…

Coire goes Woofhostelling and takes the Family

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by Lee Craigie

July 20, 2020

Wild camping - a fight or flight dilemma

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by MyOutdoors

Over the last couple of months there's been countless column inches in the mainstream media devoted to "wild camping", and none of it has been good.

Wild camping - a fight or flight dilemma

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by MyOutdoors

December 22, 2019

Skin Up to and Ski Off the Cairngorm

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by Davy Wright

For a while now I have wanted to ski tour, finally I managed to get the gear together to be able to! So I headed for the Cairngorm, I had…

Skin Up to and Ski Off the Cairngorm

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by Davy Wright

August 15, 2019

Albert and being Sustainable.

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by Henry Iddon

What connects a tiny patch of snow in Scotland to a Blackpool pub and landslides in the Alps? Henry Iddon pulls the threads together in a guest Editorial on sustainability.

Albert and being Sustainable.

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by Henry Iddon

July 17, 2019

The post-industrial landscapes of Snowdonia's slate industry are being re-imagined as a leisure resource

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by MyOutdoors

For a period of over 150 years the landscape of Snowdonia, and particularly the western side from Bethesda to Blaenau Ffestiniog was dominated by a brutal, industrial, visage of dark…

The post-industrial landscapes of Snowdonia's slate industry are being re-imagined as a leisure resource

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Test and Review System

Test and Review System

 

At MyOutdoors we operate a "Real World" testing system. This means we work together with manufacturers and selected retailers to provide independent test and review of products using a combination of full time outdoor professionals and dedicated amateur users. All products are field tested for a minimum of 7 days, with longer term testing also undertaken, in suitable environments including the Cairngorms, Highlands, Lake District, Peak District and Brecon Beacons in the UK and the Alps, Patagonia and the Himalayas amongst testers' international destinations in the last 3 years.

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