Walking

New Walk: Camino de Santiago Le Puy Route

1 February 2012
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We are chuffed to announce the launch of the Le Puy Route of the Camino de Santiago from Le Puy to St Jean Pied de Port through the south of France. Its been a few years since we added the hugely popular Camino de Santiago from St Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela [...]

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Try something new in 2012

17 January 2012
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Why don’t you try something new in 2012? The Alps are enjoying one of their best ever snow seasons. Our Vercors Snowshoeing Adventure is the perfect way to discover the joys of inn to inn snowshoeing. No experience necessary, just a sense of adventure! Too chilly? Then you must try one of our summer walking [...]

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6 Best historical Sites on Hadrian’s Wall Walk

6 January 2012
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Hadrian’s Wall Walk is one of the most popular walking holidays in England for many reasons – lively pubs and friendly B&B’s, wonderful scenery and the quaint villages you will pass through along the path – but for most people it is the wealth of iconic landmarks you will see as you follow the course [...]

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Mammut Men’s MT Trail XT GTX Mountain Boot Review

3 January 2012
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I absolutely hate buying new walking boots! Once those faithful friends have finally worn through, down and out and having dry feet is a distant memory it is a grim task that must be tackled head on and with considerable determination. So ultimately it’s something that all us outdoors fans have to face up more [...]

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How many days to walk the Cotswold Way?

3 January 2012
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The Cotswold Way explores the quintessential English countryside of the Cotswolds which makes it one of our most popular walking holidays in England. There is certainly plenty to discover along the trail. One question that people always ask is how long do they need to walk the Cotswold Way? How long you take to complete [...]

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Forget the Gym! Take on a challenge in 2012!

30 December 2011
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As 2012 dawns you might be tempted to head for the local gym. DON’T DO IT! Take on a PROPER challenge in 2012. Get into the great outdoors, meet new people, experience new places and feel great. Staying in the UK, the West Highland Way is Scotland’s classic walk and at 95 miles through the [...]

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Cotswold Way Travel Information

29 December 2011
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The Cotswold Way is one of our most popular walking holidays in England and rightly so!  With magnificent landscapes, beautiful Cotswold villages and the city of Bath all on one walk it offers a real taste of England.  The Cotswold Way is an outstanding walking holiday. One of the most common questions that we get [...]

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What to pack for The Cotswold Way

26 December 2011
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As you already know (or may find out on your walk) the great British weather can be unpredictable which means that when planning a walking holiday in England it is important to consider what you need to take with you. The right equipment will ensure that you are comfortable and make your Cotswold Way walk more enjoyable.  We will, of course, transfer [...]

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Guest Blog – Walking the West Highland Way by Dr Keith Thomson

22 December 2011
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What a wonderful walk five friends (Martyn, John, Tony, Nick, Geof) and I had during the Royal Wedding weekend, completing the 96 mile West Highland Way (WHW) from Milngavie, a northern suburb of Glasgow, to Fort William in only four days.  We enjoyed cloudless skies and sunshine every day but, most importantly, there were no [...]

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Walking in Italy – Regional Cuisine of Italy

20 December 2011
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One of the best parts of a walking holiday in Italy is getting to enjoy some of the wonderful food and drink Italy is so well known for! If you are thinking of going walking in Italy, be prepared to put on weight as you sample some of these local specialities! Amalfi Coast Famous for [...]

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Over 40 New Trips from Macs Adventure! Where will you be going next?

9 December 2011
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Where will you be walking, eating and drinking in 2012? Choose from over 40 new walking holidays! Personally, I like to have the thought of next year’s adventure in mind as I tuck into my second helping of Christmas pudding. It just makes it so much easier to justify those little indulgences over the festive [...]

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