Active-Traveller - Features
Stories and travel articles on active and adventure travel and holidays in the UK, Europe and around the World
Pete Coombs and offspring seek – and find – the perfect family cycling holiday by following the Camino along Spain's Asturian coast.
Two classic destinations offer some of the best continental walking – not to mention unforgettable food and wine.
Richard Smith takes on iconic French mountain climbs and discovers the secrets to riding like a seasoned professional.
Neil Robertson heads out into the wilderness of the Outer Hebrides to find some adventure and share his passion for this stunning location…
Your hiking adventures don’t have to stop just because British summertime does.
A hungry Daniel Wildey packs hiking boots and a healthy appetite for a foodie tour of Écrins National Park in Oisans.
Ellie Ross takes a fast-paced approach to Alfred Wainwright’s iconic 192-mile route over the Lake District and Pennines with an adventurous trail-running journey.
Ski resort mountain biking means high-altitude, high-octane trail blazing. But won’t you spend half the time on uplifts or grinding back up the mountain? Not if you hire one of La Plagne’s electric bikes, finds Neil Pedoe.
Neil Pedoe and son pack a canoe with bikes, tents and noodles and paddle Devon’s River Tamar for the ultimate wild adventure.
Just don’t tell mum…
Deep in the high and dry Catalonian pre-Pyrenean hills, Neil Pedoe walks old shepherds’ paths between medieval mountain villages in search of the magical Fifth Lake.
The bearded explorer heads for the Bernese Alps to see how many adventures one keen human can fit into a day.
Spend some time at Italy's Lake Como and make the most of the storybook landscapes by getting stuck in to numerous watersports, hiking routes, cycle paths and scenic train rides. Plus, discover the hidden gem of Colico and its stunning lakeside location.
Dave Cornthwaite visits Killarney Provincial Park and Georgian Bay in Ontario to paddle, camp and hike his way into the heart of Canadian canoe culture.
Spectacular scenery, remote Inca ruins, ancient cultures and luxury lodges – Sarah Gilbert discovers there’s another way to discover ancient Peru that doesn’t include crowds or tents
A mild year-round climate makes Tenerife a walkers’ delight, and its annual walking festival gives hikers a perfect introduction to the island’s history, landscapes and nature.
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