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The Regatta Guide to Layering
Whether you're off on a gentle stroll or a serious hike, it's absolutely essential to dress right. Especially as Ireland and the UK are famed for their changeable weather! Whether ... -
Tips for looking after our feathered friends this winter
While we have the advantage of healthy diets, indoors heating and warm outdoors clothing, our feathered friends aren’t so lucky. Birds have a tough time during the winter months, and ... -
Top Tips for Keeping Fit as a Family
Experts recommend that adults and children take part in at least half an hour of cardiovascular exercise each day, or an hour of activity at least three times a week. ... -
Guide to Choosing Walking Boots
Whether it’s trail walking with the family, a long-distance walk or a mountain hike that you fancy, d a pair of good quality walking boots is essential. Here are our ... -
Wild food foraging
There are some obvious wild foods that most of us can easily spot, including blackberries, elderberries and wild garlic (you will know this because of the pungent aroma). But did ... -
World topping UK islands
The UK’s fabulous islands have been voted as some of the best in the world. Four of the top 10 best European accolades go to Scottish islands and one Scottish ... -
HAPPY GLAMPERS
Trickling streams, blossoming flowers, an abundance of fresh air; what better way to experience these wonderful gifts of nature and sleep beneath stars than on a wonderfully English, camping trip. ... -
Mountain bothies: What, why, but maybe not where!
Dotted across the more remote landscapes of the UK are some 100 bothies. Most are in Scotland, while others are situated in the north of England and Wales. Public access ... -
Regatta reveals its Top 10 family destinations for outdoor adventures
Britain’s best loved outdoor clothing, footwear and accessories brand, Regatta, has compiled their favourite spots to enjoy the great outdoors – without breaking the bank! 1. Cornwall Start your ... -
25 top family things to do in Scotland
Family top 25 in Scotland 1. Walk up Salisbury Crags and Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh for a fabulous high point view of the capital and further afield to the Firth of Forth, ...
