We spoke to Sarah Gauthier to hear more about diving in the cold and icy waters of Antarctica to showcase the incredible world that thrives under the surface....
In the South Downs National Park, a group of young people are exploring the wilderness for the first time, learning to pick pines and build rain-proof huts....
We speak to greatest BASE jumper and photographer Sam Hardy to learn about what it takes to shoot and fly the line perfectly – at the same time....
The Postman is a short film by Sam Needham that tells the story of the last village to be connected to the UK road network....
Boots and Beards is a Glasgow-based organisation which focuses on bringing together people from the city’s Asian population to have fun in the outdoors....
Robert Macfarlane has pioneered the resurgence of nature writing in the British bestseller list. He shares his beliefs on how the darkness beneath our feet can shed new light on the marks we are making above ground. ...
Why do we run? Why do we travel? These are the questions posed by photographer Daniel Almazan Klinckwort, as he runs through Chilean Patagonia. It's a journey that is at once exhausting, enlightening and life-affirming....
Goh Iromoto is a director and cinematographer based in Toronto, Canada. In Lure of the North, he explores the beauty and hardship of winter travel. ...
Chris Kendall is a cold-water surfer, who relishes surfing the freezing cold, murky-brown swell off the east coast of England....
'We hear the wind racing from a half mile away, a roar in the darkness mixed with the pitch of a scream. The volume rises, drowning out all other sounds.' – Tommy Caldwell...
Read an excerpt from My Midsummer Morning, a book by Alastair Humphreys who attempts to busk through Spain without any money, despite being unable to play the violin....
A Time To Remember is a film by Ben Page that follows the imagined journey of an older man through the Scottish highlands in winter, told through the lens of his memories. ...
Trevor found an abandoned fishing boat in a field. He brought it home and built it back to a sea-worthy state. Then, he took it on its maiden voyage to British Columbia in search of waves....
British photographer Cat Vinton visited the people of the Mergui Archipelago to help them present their world unfiltered, and through the eyes of their children. ...
Alta Badia is surrounded by high plateaus, sharp rock faces and picturesque Alpine villages. It all adds up to a beautiful place to hike and bike....
The mountains of 3 Zinnen Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a life-affirming landscape that never fails to move the soul....
At first glance Per Jobs is almost too intense. Intense in the way of an old-time Hollywood star or an artist immersed in practising his craft – radiating that singular energy of a man on a mission...
Harnessing the power of the seasons, especially the darker ones, is hugely empowering. We are all far more capable than we think, and ice swimming continues to teach me this. ...
Shark scientist and freediver Lukas Müller, 27, dives and freedives with the ocean's apex predators in order to undertake conservation research. ...
Patagonia presents Close to Home, a short film about adventuring on your doorstep and appreciating the simple side of snowboarding....
Unspoiled cliffs, clear lakes, frothing rivers and wild animals. There is no other place where I have felt so in contact with nature than in the heart of the wild Finnish Taiga. Whether you are an outdoor lover or not let yourself go and breathe through magnificent hiking locations to see wild animals in the endless Taiga forest....
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