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The Ultimate Guide to Hiking in Ireland in 2019 – New eBook now available from Hillwalk Tours
The Ultimate Guide to Hiking in Ireland in 2019 – New eBook now available from Hillwalk Tours “38-pages of insider information about the trails, the weather, the culture, the language, [...]
2019 Update – How To Treat Hiking Injuries: A Hillwalk Guide
Common Hiking Injuries (2019 Update) The first thought when it comes to hiking injuries is of course ‘prevention.’ Injuries are an unfortunate inevitability of hiking. It’s therefore important to not [...]
11 Days on the South West Coast Path: Our 2019 Hiking Adventure
Hey everyone! My name is Hauke and after a magical hiking trip on the Cotswold Way, I was back on the trail in February 2019 – accompanied by my fellow [...]
7 Pieces of Irish History You’ll Only See Hiking in Ireland
Ireland is full of history. Whether it’s the uprising in Dublin, the tribes of Galway City, or vikings arriving onto our shores, there are stories of years gone by at [...]
9 More Tips for Challenging Hikes from a Former Army Officer (Part 2)
Last month our main post covered 9 hiking tips based on the experiences of an Army Officer who is now an avid hiker. Continuing on this month we have another [...]
11 Amazing Days on the Cotswold Way: Our 2019 Hiking Adventure
Hey everyone! We are Hauke and Misja, two avid hikers, who took a magical walking holiday in February 2019 along the beautiful Cotswold Way, in the heart of England. Are you [...]
9 Hiking Tips for Challenging Hikes from a Former Army Officer
We regularly hear the phrase “boots on the ground” in relation to the military, and it’s for a reason. While scruffy hikers and their brightly coloured packs may contrast starkly [...]
3 Hikes in England to Suit Every Type of Hiker
At first glance you’d be forgiven for thinking that England has little diversity as far as hiking trails are concerned. Yet for a relatively small country there’s a huge variety [...]
8 of the Most Irish Things you’ll only see when Hiking in Ireland
Many things are considered quintessentially Irish – a pint of Guinness, a trad music session at the corner pub, quaint villages full of friendly faces – but that’s only half [...]