In this conversation, Jennifer Stevens shares her experiences hiking the Great Glen Way in Scotland, discussing the trail's accessibility, the beauty of nature, and the challenges faced along the way.

She reflects on her happiest moments, the difficulties of wild camping, and the interesting people she met during her journey.

Jennifer emphasizes the importance of solitude and independence in wild camping, while also highlighting the kindness of strangers and the stunning views that make the trail special. She offers practical tips for first-time hikers and wild campers, encouraging others to embrace the adventure with an open mind.

Watch Jennifer on her YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@TinyPineOutdoors

Or find Jennifer on Facebook. "Just search for Jennifer Stevens and you'll find me", says Jennifer.

What does it take to complete the Tour du Mont Blanc 60 times? In this episode, I’m joined by award-winning author and International Mountain Guide Kingley Jones, who knows this iconic trail better than almost anyone.

We talk about what makes the TMB so special, Kingley’s favourite huts, the people he’s met along the way, and his tips for anyone planning to take it on themselves. If you’ve ever dreamed of walking the TMB — or you’re already counting down the days to your trip — this conversation will inspire and prepare you.

Here's a link to Kingley's Tour Du Mont Blanc guidebook — a great read whether you’re in planning mode or just love a good mountain story: https://kingsleyjones.com/tour-du-mont-blanc/

Stephen Ross, founder of Big Trail Adventures spent a week in the Lakes testing four things:

1. A new route that connects 35 Wainwrights in the Eastern Fells in a continuous loop.

2. A new version of the Big Trail Adventures App

3. Some new tech - how to keep his devices charged

4. His fitness!

In this episode, Stephen tells us how all that testing went. It's not just an insight into walking the Wainwrights, it's an honest take on what it takes to build a serious app for the outdoors.

A story from Sarah and Ros who walked the South Downs Way in summer, 2025.

We hear about what makes the trail so popular, where to stay and Sarah and Ros's favourite kit from their week of walking.

A huge bonus from this episode is advice on how to pack for this trip without having to spend weeks in the gym lifting weights to prepare for hauling a heavy bag around!

There's a lot to test when you're building a business.

In this episode Stephen Ross, founder of Big Trail Adventures talks us through his plans to test a new route, the latest version of the Big Trail Adventures app and some new tech.

In 2025 Kirsty Reade ran the Northern Traverse for the second time.

190 miles across England from St Bees to Robin Hoods Bay in one go. Once the race starts, the clock doesn't stop.

In this episode Kirsty talks about the highs and lows of completing Wainwright's Coast to Coast trail in one go. The lack of sleep, new perspectives and how to look after your feet!

In July 2025 the organiser's at the Saunders Lakeland Mountain Marathon faced a huge test.

The night before the event rain came down in torrents. Fields were cut in half by rivers that appeared from nowhere. The wind blew down critical infrastructure.

In this episode the organiser of the Saunders, Stephen Ross explains how he and his team not only managed to allow the race to go ahead but made it one of the most successful editions of the event ever.