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Like all good trips, this one started with a quick message. ‘Are you interested in a bit of an adventure in November? I’ve got a two-week...

11 days, 435km, 13 blisters, 1 suspected 'Carpal tunnel syndrome' and no transport. It was going to be one hell of a trip. I had been...

The transition from summer rock climbing into winter is best prepared for in advance. Dusting off your B3 boots, ice axes and crampons,...

As the summer season draws to a close, we get some spare time on our hands, so what better to do than see where the water is and get some good old fashioned adrenaline! So Liam, Terry and myself had a few days off together, and there was plenty of rain forecast for the night so we decided to head to the Orchy... We aimed for a descent over two days from Loch Tulla to Loch Awe, it would be reasonably leisurely, but it gave us some options for the second day when the levels c

Lewis and Harris, one of the islands that I had always wanted to visit but always seemed to be 'too busy' so when Ben got in touch about...

River Findhorn Descent (well pretty much...) Since Terry started gaining his passion for his beloved camera, we had both thought about making a canoe film on the River Findhorn, we thought about trying to show a different side to what the canoe could do, not just the stereotypical view that most people have of this wonderful craft. With the lack of snow around, warm temperatures and a few friends off, we thought we'd give it a bash. What's the worst that could happen? Liam a

A Paddle Through Scotland’s Heartland: Linking Rivers and Lochs to Perth This trip had been on my wish list for ages. With snow melting,...