Ticks are part of spending time outdoors in the UK, especially in grassy and wooded areas. Here’s what to look out for, how to reduce your chances of getting bitten, and what to do if you find one after a walk.

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.

Thinking about using walking poles on your next trip? Here’s why we recommend them – from easing knee strain to improving stability on rough terrain.

A survival bag and whistle could be lifesaving on any walk, not just in the mountains. Discover why they are essential safety kit items for all outdoor adventures.

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.

Thinking about whether to wear a wetsuit for your wild swimming adventure? While it’s not compulsory, we strongly recommend it! A wetsuit helps you stay warm, join more swims, and protects against scrapes and stings. Discover why bringing one can make all the difference on your next wild swimming holiday.

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.

Why are you reading this? Have you booked a Wild Swimming trip with us?

If so, you might well have questions about which type of wetsuit would be suitable for our trips.