Planning your walking kit and not sure whether to carry a survival bag or foil blanket? We explain the difference, and when each option is the safer choice.

As a swim guide and diver, I always carry a knife when wild swimming. Here’s why it’s a vital part of my kit – and why I recommend you do the same.

Fourth Element’s Amphibian Boots are a reliable choice for our wild swimming trips, designed for walking over rocky terrain with durable soles and warmth. Founder Gareth recommends them for adventures in Scotland, Snowdonia, and the Lake District.

A head torch is a vital piece of kit for any Large Outdoors trip, whether you’re walking at night, navigating remote terrain, or arriving at off-the-beaten-track accommodation. Learn why it’s essential and how to choose the right one for your next adventure.

Nutrition is key to successfully completing the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge. In this blog, Large Outdoors shares expert advice on what to eat before, during, and after the challenge. Learn how to fuel your body with the right foods to keep your energy levels high throughout the walk.

“I walk everyday”, I hear you shout, but irrespective of whether you’re tackling a bigger challenge or a gentle wander along the Lakeland shores you are going to be on your feet for most of the day.

Here are our tips for keeping your feet happy: