The most commonly asked questions about van life now answered in one post. Why did I choose van life? Where do I sleep, shower, find power etc? Read on to find out.
What’s in my Thru Hiking First Aid Kit?
Thru hiking gives you a new perspective on everything you pack – or more specifically over pack. It’ll also give you perspective on what you’re willing to endure on a hike. So, I encourage you: don’t pack your fears, just bring the necessities. When creating this first aid kit these three points heavily weighed in: The …
Hitchhiking etiquette & tips
Finding a hitch is the easy part. Stand on side of road, stick thumb out, car pulls over, you get in. The hard part is then figuring out what to say, how to show gratitude and not have a silent awkward drive with a stranger. Hitchhiker Etiquette Wind down the window In day to day life you …
10 Christmas Present Ideas for Hikers
The last thing a hiker wants is more “stuff” to carry, but some of these items will be guaranteed to be used if gifted to the outdoorsy type. I hope this makes shopping a little easier!!
PCT – 1 Year On
I decided to hike the PCT to meet the person I’d become at the end. They say an experience like this changes you. You’re cut off from your family and friends, the influence of social media and left to live in the woods amongst the weather and animals. You are likely pushing your body harder than …
Top 5 Adventure Podcasts
Looking for some new podcasts to keep you entertained while on your next road trip, hike, or even during housework? How about some podcasts to inspire your next adventures? Look no further than my top 5 go to podcasts which leave me gushing over incredible people and their achievements, and researching my next trips and destinations.
Weekend on the Great North Walk
With life suddenly shifting and my weekend plans falling through I impulsively fell back on the thing I love most; hiking. The 20km section of the Great North Walk from Thornleigh to Browera was just I needed.
Interview: What it’s really like to hike the PCT
Click here to read the interview For a long time now I’ve been following fellow adventure blogger Mikaela who was a raft guide over in Canada. We cheer each other on via social media so when she reached out asking if she could interview me for her website Voyageur Tripper I, of course, said yes! …
Good Fear vs Bad Fear
Have you ever experienced those excited butterflies before you do something big? Been aware that you might fail whatever you are embarking on, but willing to try anyway? That’s good fear. It’s acknowledging that what you are about to do is so crazy that it might just work, rather than a guaranteed success. It’s throwing …
Spontaneous 6 Day Sailing Trip
After being out of the country for 6 months of adventure, I found myself bored after being home for just 6 weeks. I was already dreading the impending return to work and was searching for something interesting to do with my last week of freedom before sitting back at a desk. Uninspired I scrolled through Facebook …