The quiet route to Wales busiest summit: Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) via the South Ridge – 9 miles – Eyriri (Snowdownia) Wales
The South Ridge is often described as the “connoisseur’s route” up Snowdon – quieter, more rugged, and offering a genuine mountain day without the crowds. It’s an excellent choice if you want a balance between the challenge of Crib Goch and the simplicity of the Llanberis Path. It starts from the Rhyd-Ddu car park. The…
France – Overlooking the azure of Salagou: 7 miles – A Dolomitic Detour to Lunch in Mourèze from Liausson
This circular 7 miles hike from Liausson to Mourèze offers a rich blend of natural drama and quiet charm. Starting with panoramic views over the deep blue waters of Lac du Salagou, the route winds through the typical shrubland ecosystem of the Mediterranean region (la garrigue) before descending into the surreal dolomitic landscape of the Cirque…
Lake District – High Street – No shops here but 3 to 5 Wainwrights in the Far Eastern Fells
This is a beautiful and lesser-trodden horseshoe in the Lake District. Ideal if you are looking to bag a few Wainwrights, it includes Mardale Ill Bell, High Street, and Kidsty Pike. If you are keen to maximise your numbers, you can also take a short detour to include The Knott and Rampsgill Head. If you…
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Peregrinating the North West and Beyond 