National Park
37 journeys tagged National Park.
↗South West Coast Path - Somerset
Starting out from Minehead on the 630 mile coastal hike around England's longest National Trail
↗Stickle Tarn Wild Camp
A 2-day hike from Grasmere to Thirlmere, with a wild camp at Stickle Tarn
↗Glen Feshie Loch Eanaich Circuit
A fabulous 5-day hiking and wild camping trip in the Cairngorms
↗South Iceland Road Trip
Taking in the popular sights around The Golden Circle and the southern section of Route 1 in Iceland
↗Scuba Diving Silfra
You probably need to have a screw loose to dive in 2 degrees C water with snow all around. Yup, that's us!
↗South Downs Way
Tackling the many ups and the downs on this 100 mile off-road bike ride from Eastbourne to Winchester
↗Scafell Pike
Perfect Easter weather conditions for our trek up England's highest fell at 978m
↗Ullswater
A winter walk along the southern edge of this popular Cumbrian lake
↗Maria Island
Hiking and camping on this quaint island which makes you feel like you've travelled back in time
↗Freycinet Kayaking
Idyllic kayaking and camping on this multi-day paddle around Freycinets coves and beaches
↗South Coast Track
Tackling one of Tasmania's most challenging multi-day hikes along its south-west coast. Fly in and an 8 day hike out
↗Heaphy Track
This little known New Zealand Great Walk in Kahurangi National Park turns out to be an absolute stonker, taking in forrests, bush, rivers, beaches and coastline
↗Milford Sound Kayaking
Stunning paddling in what Rudyard Kipling described as the 'Eighth Wonder of the World'
↗Rob Roy Glacier
They call it Wanaka's best day walk, but we would argue it's probably one of New Zealand's best
↗West Matukituki Valley
Beautiful scenery on display walking the valley up to Aspiring Hut and beyond
↗Avalanche Peak
Scaling this 1833m peak in Arthur's Pass National Park as our first trip in NZ South Island
↗Cape Tribulation
A tiresome trek up Mount Sorrow in one of the oldest rainforests on Earth
↗Barrington Tops
A 3-day practice trek/camp up a very steep hill into this gem of a national park
↗Dorrigo National Park
It's like a small piece of the Amazon Basin lifted and dropped in NSW, Australia
↗Dharug National Park
Camping and trekking in this humid rainforest National Park - just watch out for the leeches!
↗Royal National Park
Walking the spectacular 26km Coast Walk along this picturesque NSW coastline
↗Blue Mountains
Spending a romantic weekend away exploring the cliffs and waterfalls in NSW's premier natural wonder
↗Biking in the Andes
One of the most gruelling holiday trips we have ever done due to a psycho obsessive triathlete as our guide!
↗Mount Kilimanjaro
Climbing this African mountain legend via the Lemosho route to see the melting glaciers
↗Serengeti
Endless plains, as depicted by David Attenborough, are very much a reality as soon as you enter the National Park
↗Ystradfellte Waterfalls
Returning from living in the USA, we keep the adventure theme alive in search of Welsh waterfalls
↗Big Island of Hawaii
Taking in the Volcanic National Park and the amazing Manta Ray Madness night scuba dive
↗Zion National Park
Home to the legendary Narrows river walk, Zion serves up dramatic canyons and cliffs
↗Arches National Park
Home to over 2,000 natural sandstone arches in all shapes and sizes
↗Grand Teton
Home to one of the most alpine settings in the USA, we embark on an ambitious trip up Grand Teton
↗Yellowstone
USA's first National Park and home to much geothermal activity, although we were disappointed with our brief visit
↗Glacier National Park
One of our favourite U.S. National parks on the Canadian border... wilderness defined
↗Crater Lake
Visiting Oregon's famous deep cobalt blue lake in less than ideal weather conditions
↗Death Valley
One of the hottest and driest places in North America. Is there anything worth seeing? Lots as it turns out
↗Joshua Tree National Park
East of Los Angeles at an altitude of 6,000 feet Joshua Trees grow a-plenty
↗Yosemite National Park
Easy to see why this is one of America's most famous natural sights. Simply stunning!
↗Everglades
No drive from Orlando to the Keys would be complete without a stop-off to see the critters in the Everglades