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Boots & Beer 2011 - video and photos

LFTO Features Team, 07 October 2011 13:10

The weekend of Friday 7th to Sunday 9th of September saw the 10th annual Black Sheep Boots & Beer walking festival take place in Wensleydale. Based in the market town of Hawes in the Yorkshire Dales but with walks covering Askrigg, Aysgarth and other parts of the surrounding area, the Boots & Beer festival was a joint venture back in ...

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Boots & Beer 2011 - video and photos

LFTO Features Team, 07 October 2011 13:10

How to look after your kit

LFTO Features Team, 29 September 2011 09:29

The world outside is a wonderful place to be, especially if you like to explore. Hills, valleys, mountains, forests, glades, caves - you name it, it's out there to be discovered and enjoyed. The downside is that the great outdoors isn't always particularly clean. In fact, given the right weather (or the wrong weather) it can be downright filthy. As ...

Build a DIY camping stove

LFTO Features Team, 16 September 2011 08:37

It's a fact that a decent camping stove can be an absolute godsend, particularly when you're wild camping and the nearest tearoom is many hours walk away. After all, when you've had a hard day on the hills, there's little better than striking camp and making a lovely cup of tea/coffee/hot chocolate to help warm up and relax - it's ...

Mountain Equipment celebrates 50 years with movie

LFTO News Team, 11 September 2011 22:41

Since Mountain Equipment began in 1961 we have been witness to an age of outstanding achievement and evolution in the history of climbing and mountaineering. In August 2011, the company celebrated its 50th year with the release of a short film that looks back on this remarkable period of history. This iconic British brand has been at the heart of mountaineering for ...

Gear Video: The Vango Infinity 400 AirBeam Tent

Phoebe Smith, 05 July 2011 16:00

Trail magazine’s Phoebe Smith enlists some help to see just how quick and easy it is to erect the Vango Infinity 400 AirBeam Tent, as featured in the latest issue of Trail. The Infinity 400 AirBeam is a new kind of tent that uses inflated beams rather than poles to support the outer fabric. Designed for campers who don't like ...

NEW VIDEO: Go geocaching with Garmin!

Anonymous, 25 May 2011 16:11

Come out with LFTO as we explain the brilliant adventure of geocaching, with some help from Garmin. See how you can inspire your family to join the world's biggest outdoor treasure-hunt by loading caches into your GPS from Garmin's new 'Opencaching' website, then getting out there on foot to track them down. It's easy, it's fun and it might just ...

Comedian Ed Byrne on Munros, Wainwrights and why 'conquerors' are wrong...

Anonymous, 28 March 2011 10:42

He's best known as a stand-up comedian and panellist on 'Have I Got News for You?' and 'Mock the Week', but Ed Byrne is also a passionate walker, with 63 Munros under his belt. Country Walking met up with him on the Langdale Pikes in the Lake District, to introduce him to 'the Wainwrights' - the Lakeland fells chronicled by ...

EXCLUSIVE Messner on Everest video special

Anonymous, 02 February 2011 11:25

To accompany Trail Magazine’s exclusive interview with the world’s greatest mountaineer (March issue, on sale now!) LFTO presents three Messner-themed videos courtesy of Leo Dickinson – the man who filmed Reinhold Messner and Peter Habeler’s 1978 climb of Everest: the first without oxygen. These videos are taken from the DVD Everest Unmasked (www.adventurearchive.com) which, as well as featuring the film ...

Outdoor Research Autumn/Winter 2010

Anonymous, 07 December 2010 10:58

Graham Thompson, Trail's Gear Tester visited Countryside Snow and Ski to see Outdoor Research's new Autumn/Winter range and find out more about their LabRat programme and Inifinite Guarantee... brightcove.createExperiences();

Sir Ian Botham launches 'Outdoors Revival'

Anonymous, 15 October 2010 12:25

Catch up with cricket legend and champion charity walker Sir Ian Botham as he launches a major pubic vote aimed at sprucing up some much-loved National Trust properties. The Great Outdoors Revival asks you to choose from a shortlist of 79 projects, with the winners getting a share of £100,000 donated by Bovril. Projects inlcude a glass-bottomed boat for Malham ...

New video: Country Walking climbs Hay Stacks

Anonymous, 26 July 2010 17:36

The August issue of Country Walking celebrates the 20 greatest walks in the Lake District, so here's our tribute to one of them. Join Nick Hallissey on a wonderful day above the Buttermere Valley, climbing high on the ridge of Fleetwith Pike, passing through the shattered slate of the old Honister quarries, and finally climbing to Hay Stacks - the ...

See the world's lightest tent

Anonymous, 16 July 2010 14:29

Just how much are you prepared to pay to keep your pack weight down? Terra Nova have just revealed their lightest ever tent which weighs in at 560g but costs a terrifying £600. That’s over £1 for every gram of tent. Check out the ultra-lightweight fabric which can’t hold a dye and has a futuristic translucent look to it. Terra ...

Witness the Severn Bore

Anonymous, 09 June 2010 15:52

Join Country Walking’s Jonathan Manning (and some brave surfers) on the banks of the Severn to witness the phenomena of the Severn Bore tidal wave at close quarters... And check out the June issue of Country Walking for more, as well as 57 summer adventures. On sale now! brightcove.createExperiences();

Stunning new outdoor movie from the US

Anonymous, 14 May 2010 16:46

Check this out folks: the latest, what could be the greatest outdoor movie ever made. Accompanied by the recollections of Patagonia founder and climbing equipment impresario Yvon Chouinard, it follows the footsteps of Jack Johnson – an adventurer retracing Chouinard and Doug Tompkins’ legendary 1968 journey climbing and surfing their way down the edge of Argentine Patagonia to climb the ...

Go walking with a postman!

Anonymous, 07 May 2010 15:32

Here's a brilliant way of discovering a new area - video walks with a local postman as your guide. Royal Mail invited six postal workers, who are also keen walkers, to showcase their favourite hikes in the areas they know and love. The result is a series of fascinating and funny videos which boast real local knowledge, some fascinating stories, ...

NEW VIDEO: The 'new' Yorkshire Dales

Anonymous, 05 May 2010 12:02

Join Country Walking Magazine on the fringe of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, for a look at the uniquely different landscapes that are bidding to join the Dales and the Lake District. From the northern Howgills to the little-known beacons of Whinfell, these vast pockets of lost landscape could soon earn the highest protection in the land. Talking about the ...

Spring in Farndale - with Country Walking

Anonymous, 03 March 2010 15:07

For the new issue of Country Walking Magazine - which is out now - Nick Hallissey visits Farndale in the North York Moors, where the first arrival of the spring daffodils is treated with religious reverence.Join Nick on a gentle walk through this gorgeous valley, with hundreds of bobbing yellow trumpets to keep you company. Click HERE to find out ...

Video Special: How to Care for your Gear

Anonymous, 26 February 2010 14:25

To coincide with The 2010 Trail Gear Guide, LFTO presents four videos designed to help you to look after the kit that looks after you! Here you can find advice on how to clean and condition your sleeping bag, waterproof jacket, boots, and tough-to-care-for clothing such as down jackets and wool baselayers. Remember, you can find more care tips in ...

Would you start a hill-walk by jumping out of a plane?

Anonymous, 22 February 2010 16:26

Though for most of us the answer would be a firm no, leading UK free-climber Leo Houlding not only skydives in to kick-start his most recent adventure but also ends his ascent of Baffin Island’s Mount Asgard (2015m) with a BASE jump. And you can get a taste of his incredible journey with this adrenaline-filled trailer for his new film The ...

VIDEO: How lucky are these two?

LFTO Features Team, 29 January 2010 16:05

This is a reminder of how careful you have to be when climbing up steep rocky terrain. The ground can easily give way underneath you and platforms can often seem to be safer than they actually are. Not surprisingly there's some lively language in this short video clip so if you're offended by swearing cover your ears. Scroll down to ...

Video: Oxfam Trailwalker UK 2009

Oxfam Trailwalker Team, 14 January 2010 13:13

ADVERTISING FEATURE Four people, one goal: 100 kilometres in 30 hours Oxfam Trailwalker UK – South Downs – 17–18 July 2010 Are you up for a challenge in 2010? Trailwalker UK is the world’s ultimate team challenge. Teams of four trek through the night to complete the course in under 30 hours supported by 240 Gurkha soldiers. It’s an unforgettable ...

Polar Training in Richmond Park

Ian Laurie, 12 January 2010 15:26

Team Endeavour is proud to be racing in the South Pole Race, to mark exactly 100 years since Scott famously raced Amundson to the pole. We are a three-man team led by Ian Laurie, a descendent of Lieutenant Henry Bowers - Henry Robertson (Birdie) Bowers was a member of Scotts original ‘Terra Nova’ expedition in 1912. Team Endeavour is one of 10 ...

Snowdonia in winter

Glenn, 12 January 2010 11:18

Snowdonia at its best. This is a short video of a walk/scramble to the summit of Pen yr Ole Wen in winter conditions. Escape from the crowds on this route and get fantastic views of the Glyders. The Ogwen valley has in my opinion some of the best scenery in the UK Gey your boots on and get out there! ...

VIDEO: Watch Bear Grylls give himself an enema!

LFTO Features Team, 07 January 2010 16:43

Sorry, I know we've overdone the whole Bear Grylls thing recently but we couldn't ignore this! This is a snippet from his latest series of Man Vs Wild and involves him inserting a tube into his behind. Quite how desperate you'd have to be to actually do this in the wild, lord only knows. It looks a tad painful and ...

GEAR EXCLUSIVE: Is it the end for paper mapping?

LFTO Gear News Team, 22 December 2009 08:09

Lowrance has now entered the world of OS mapping with it's top-of-the-range Endura Sierra. You can scroll through the maps using the buttons and the screen. So is it worth forking out £480 on one of these and doing away with the paper maps? Scroll down to see the video... See a full review of five GPS receivers with OS ...