Places
Guides to regions good for active and adventure holidays for families, couples and groups including walking, hiking, trekking, cycling, mountain biking, kayaking, climbing and watersports
The French Alps are home to well over one hundred mountain resorts, some of which are famous the world over, others...
Understated and underexplored The Jura, the mountain range that lies just north of Geneva, traces the French and Swiss...
From the islands, marshes and beaches of the Vendée to the dunes of Archachon and Cap Ferret, the Atlantic Coast is...
The Ardèche has it all - mountains, high plateaus, rivers and lush, fruit-laden valleys, which provide the perfect...
The Dordogne, in south-west France, is the area of Aquitaine between the Loire and the Pyrenees. Named after the great...
The Lake District is England's biggest adventure playground and is also recognised as one of the most beautiful areas...
The Northeast is an activity seekers delight, encompassing Northumberland, County Durham, Tees Valley, Tyne and Wear....
National parks, forests, extensive coastline and waterways make the Midlands an appealing part of England. The region...
The Southeast of England has some of the most accessible areas for outdoor activities. Within reach of London but far...
With 1,130 kilometres of coastline bordering the English and Bristol channels the Southwest is a haven for...
The westernmost of Canada's 10 provinces British Colombia is a vast place of extremes. With its highest point,...
When so much of a country is covered by the Alps you can be sure that hearty outdoor pursuits will be high up on the...
The Slovenian Alps stretch from northeast Italy west across Slovenia. The highest point, Mount Triglav (2,864 m), lies...
Canada's most populous province, Ontario may have a more gentle landscape than some of its mountainous sister states,...
The adrenaline capital of the southern hemisphere, anything is possible in New Zealand's Queenstown. Sitting on the...
