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MEDIA AND PRESS

Macs Adventure has been making headlines! Here are some of our recent favourite mentions in the press and media. Read all about it:

New York Times logoAn Inn-to-Inn Walk on Scotland’s Idyllic East Coast
(August 2025)
We’re so excited the Fife Coastal Path was featured in The New York Times, with columnist Elaine Glusac hiking it Macs-style (cosy inns, luggage transfers, and hassle-free planning). Along the way she feasted on fresh seafood, spotted dolphins, wandered art-filled villages, and relaxed in locally owned stays that support the communities she explored.

 

The Telegraph logoThe 15 greatest walking holidays in Europe
(July 2025)
The Telegraph featured two of our amazing adventures – the Kungsleden in Sweden, where you can hike the epic Abisko–Nikkaluokta stretch, stay in rustic cabins (yes, with saunas!) and even summit Mount Kebnekaise. They also loved our Lech River Trail in Austria and Germany – nine days of alpine views, charming villages, cosy B&Bs, and luggage transfers so you can focus on the fun.

 

The Guardian logoAlpine adventures: fairytale hiking in the hidden French Alps
(July 2025)
Our Hiking in the French Alps was featured in The Telegraph as the perfect way to uncover the hidden magic of Queyras Natural Park. Think sunny trails over high passes, dips by sparkling alpine lakes, and wanderings through France’s highest village – all rounded off with hearty local feasts and cosy village stays, no crowds in sight.

 

The Telegraph logoThe greatest long weekends in the UK
(July 2025)
We’re excited that our St Cuthbert’s Way itinerary is featured in The Telegraph’s roundup of short breaks. This itinerary offers an immersive experience through some of Britain's most beautiful countryside, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to make the most of a short break without compromising on adventure or relaxation.

 

The Telegraph logoBritain’s 15 greatest walks
(July 2025)
The Telegraph highlights Britain’s best walking trails, showcasing routes that offer everything from cultural charm to wild, dramatic scenery. We feature twice, offering expertly guided self-led trips on the Thames Path and the West Highland Way, both with hassle-free accommodation and baggage transfers to make walking Britain’s beauty easier than ever.

 

The Telegraph logoThe 15 greatest walking holidays in Europe
(July 2025)
These stunning trails across the continent blend breathtaking scenery with undeniable X-factor and we're proud to see our Walking in the Pyrenees adventure is featured among them.

 

The times logo webpThe Portuguese coastal path that helped me heal after loss
(July 2025)
After a tough year, the author hit the beautiful Fishermen’s Trail in Portugal to recharge (think wildflowers, cliffs, and zero wifi distractions). Macs Adventure took care of all the boring bits like lodging and bags, so she could just focus on walking, stunning views, and a much-needed reset. Spoiler: it worked - plus, she racked up serious steps and can’t wait to go back!

 

The Telegraph logoThe world’s greatest national parks
(June 2025)
We’re delighted that our Walking in the Pyrenees adventure has been featured in The Telegraph’s latest round-up of the world’s greatest national parks – a peaceful, scenic escape through dramatic peaks, glacial lakes, and traditional mountain villages in the heart of the French Pyrenees.

 

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Eight of the UK's best hop-on, hop-off railway hikes
(June 2025)
The article showcases Britain’s most scenic railway lines that connect to beautiful walking trails, offering convenient ways to explore countryside, coast, and mountains. Macs Adventure features with our 8-day self-guided West Highland Line Rail Hike, combining iconic train journeys and walks along the famous West Highland Way.

 

The Telegraph logoThe ultimate guide to summer holidays in the Alps
(June 2025)
Once known mainly for skiing, the Alps are now attracting walkers seeking fresh air, spectacular views. Our self-guided walking tour through Austria’s Kitzbühel Alps if featured, offering a flexible and scenic way to explore the region on foot.

OLDIES BUT GOODIES YOU'LL LOVE

Take a look back at some of our all-time favorite features. These classic articles may be older, but they're still as relevant and loved as ever!

  • The Telegraph: ‘This may well be the most beautiful stretch of shoreline anywhere in the British Isles’

    In an article highlighting the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Macs Adventure feature as an activity specialist that facilitates self-guided hiking on this route. Travel Correspondent Chris Leadbeater shares his journey through Pembrokeshire's stunning landscapes, especially the picturesque Whitesands Bay, highlighting the region's natural beauty and historical significance. The piece illustrates how we help outdoor enthusiasts explore and appreciate Wales's scenic trails.

    Read the article here

    Woman looking out to beach with text on image saying 'As Seen In The Telegraph'
  • Forbes: 8 Reasons You Should Consider A Self-Guided Macs Adventure

    Featuring a Q&A with our CEO, Neil, this insightful piece breaks down who we are and what we do in a way that resonates with our US audience. It explains, in clear and simple terms, why choosing self-guided adventures with us is the best way to explore the world.

    Read the article here

     

    a man and woman walking along a path towards hill with text on top of the image saying "As Seen In Forbes"
  • The Telegraph: I’m 50, menopausal and going through a divorce – a pilgrimage helped me through it

    In this article, travel writer Rhonda Carrier recounts her experience on the Camino de Santiago, specifically the scenic Camino de Invierno route through Galicia. The piece highlights the region's stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant local culture. Carrier emphasizes how Macs Adventure enhances the experience for travellers, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty and challenges of the Camino while exploring your own personal journey.

    Read the article here

    Woman standing at Camino landmark
  • The Scotsman: Who is the Hebridean Baker, why is the Scottish Tiktoker so famous and where is he from?

    This article from The Scotsman highlights Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, whose engaging TikTok videos and cookbooks celebrate the Outer Hebrides' rich heritage. With a passionate following and notable success in the World Porridge Making Championships, Coinneach embodies the adventurous spirit of Macs Adventure as our Global Brand Ambassador. Founder Neil Lapping noted, “He has inspired countless people to explore and embrace the outdoors, and his mission and values resonate perfectly with ours.

    Read the article here

    The Scotsman: Who is the Hebridean Baker, why is the Scottish Tiktoker so famous and where is he from?

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Macs Adventure offer self-guided active travel experiences for independently minded people who are interested in the world. Our goal is to make a positive impact on people’s lives and the planet by changing the way people travel.

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WHY MACS?

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The Biggest Choice

The Biggest Choice

Self-guided walking & cycling is all we do - we have hundreds of tried & tested trips.
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Around Since 2003

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