Hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc Part 2: Courmayeur to Chamonix
If you’re a keen follower, firstly apologies for the slight radio silence, secondly, you’ll know that we completed the first half of the renowned Tour …
If you’re a keen follower, firstly apologies for the slight radio silence, secondly, you’ll know that we completed the first half of the renowned Tour …
Most people have heard of Lago di Maggiore (Lake Maggiore) as a wedding or summer holiday destination. It might not be on your radar as …
Although the Cinque Terre arguably put Liguria on the international map, there’s a lot more to this Italian region than these five quaint little villages. …
We at on the doorstep are keen climbers and have a suitably large collection of gear to go with our status. If you know any …
White roads, rolling hills and plenty of wine Well-known for its fine wines, delicious food and rolling hills, Tuscany needs no introduction. While Tuscany is …
I had always wanted to do a via ferrata, but somehow never quite got round to it. We were always busy rope climbing or simply …
Getting through winter blues by reminiscing one of our last trips just before lockdown. Get to know what climbing in Sicily, San Vito lo Capo, is like.
I can’t start writing this post without a mention of the tragic news in the climbing community of the death of Brad Gobright, a talented …
We both recently tried snowshoes for the first time, hiking in the snow up in the mountains close to Milan. In this episode we talk …
Last minute is kind of my thing, perhaps it’s a lack of organisation, and so I got around to planning new year’s eve a little …