Rambling

Most rambling experts advise you to ramble with others rather than go alone, but what do you do if none of your friends are interested in rambling? This is where rambling groups and clubs are worth ...

Although rambling is basically walking in the countryside you do need to have some additional basic knowledge and skills before you set off. Map Reading If you’re going rambling, it’s fair to ...

When you take up any activity it’s always tempting to splash out on brand new clothes and equipment, but there’s no need for fancy kit when you start rambling. As long as you don’t skimp on quality, ...

A rambling holiday is a great opportunity to indulge in some rambling while getting away from it. They are often organised by specialised holiday companies who will often organise rambling trips to ...

Countryside Access tells ramblers exactly where they can and can't go in the countryside including their Rights of Way (ROW). It's important to know this, as it's all too easy to accidentally ...

Planning a route is not necessarily as easy as it sounds but it is one of the most important skills in rambling. Choosing the wrong route can take you out of your comfort zone, and can potentially be ...

Rounding up the whole family for an afternoon ramble can kill two birds with one stone. These days lots of us don't spend too much time doing things as a family, but with family rambling everyone the ...

You don’t have to be able bodied to walk to go rambling. The Disabled Ramblers Association organises a wide range of rambles that are specifically designed for disabled people so you no longer have ...

If you're going rambling you need to be aware of how to stay safe. This is particularly true for new ramblers, who aren't always sure of what to expect from their trip. Know Your Limits Failing ...

Rambling has become a much more popular pastime in the UK recently with the Ramblers’ Association now boasting 140,000 members who regularly take part in activities across the UK. If you’re new to ...