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Go Ape and Mountain Bike Trail at Whinlatter Forest Park

April 17, 2017 Rob Sayers 0

The Forestry Commission boasts some exciting facilities at Whinlatter Forest Park. With a well stocked cafe and bike shop, you can explore the Lake District [Read More…]

Caver squeezes through a tight gap in a pothole

Caving for Claustrophobics

March 26, 2017 Rob Sayers 0

Explore the depths of the earth in tunnels so small that you have to contort your body to squeeze through the gaps. All in the [Read More…]

Go Ape USA

September 27, 2016 Rob Sayers 0

Take to the trees in the US with this amazing tree top forest adventure and speed down thrilling zip wires. They’re part of an exciting [Read More…]

Pogo Freestyle and Extreme Pogo Sticks

July 18, 2016 Rob Sayers 0

Pogo is one exhausting way to have fun and exercise by bouncing up and down on a springy pole called a pogo stick. A pogo [Read More…]

Tree climbing training for professionals

Tree Climbing for Fun and for a Living

May 9, 2016 Rob Sayers 0

Climbing trees is a thrilling personal challenge that pits your courage and skill against one of nature’s biggest plants. What if you could spend every [Read More…]

Segway

November 16, 2015 Rob Sayers 0

At long last I managed to have a go on a Segway this summer. It is one of the coolest ways to explore the forests [Read More…]

EXTREME picks up pole position with the Drift Allstars European Series

March 7, 2015 Rob Sayers 0

‘EXTREME’ the youth lifestyle brand and Drift Allstars, Europe’s leading drifting series, are pleased to announce a sponsorship partnership and long term support package. The [Read More…]

Bubble Football

November 24, 2014 Rob Sayers 0

Bubble football is a hilarious team game that combines football with players wearing huge inflatable balls. This has really taken off in 2015 with it [Read More…]

Go Ape at Cockfosters in London

May 23, 2013 Rob Sayers 0

Go Ape, the UK’s No.1 Tree Top Adventure, set up a fantastic site in Trent Park in London at the end of March 2012. Join [Read More…]

Dog Lily Keeps up with owner on MTB at Trailside

February 27, 2013 Rob Sayers 0

Dogs love to run and chase, and Lily the dog is no different. Keeping up with her owner on his mountain bike over all of [Read More…]

Lancashire’s purpose-built mountain bike trail at Gisburn Forest

February 21, 2009 Rob Sayers 0

Lancashire’s purpose-built mountain bike at Gisburn Forest has waymarked trails that make up one of the county’s premier mountain biking centres. The facilities include an [Read More…]

Sustrans enables children to cycle safely

Sustrans Gets Young People Cycling

January 31, 2008 Rob Sayers 0

When it comes to outdoor activity it is easy to overlook what’s on our own doorstep. But chances are you live within a mile or [Read More…]

Quad Biking

May 15, 2007 Rob Sayers 0

A quad bike is a motorbike with four fat tyres. Great fun for stag weekends, hen parties and corporate days out, riding through mud and [Read More…]

Woman playing tennis on a tennis holiday

Tennis Holidays

August 19, 2006 Rob Sayers 0

Tennis holidays hit that sweet spot between adventure and routine. You get movement, sunshine, new friends who speak your language (the one with topspin and [Read More…]

Games vs Golf – Indoors or Outdoors

April 15, 2006 Rob Sayers 0

Which is better? Indoor gaming using virtual reality or playing for real outdoors? Comparing digital golf and real golf courses, I look at what they [Read More…]

Baseball for Beginners

December 1, 2005 Rob Sayers 0

Baseball is a sport played between two teams which have nine players each. The goal of the game is to score runs against your opponent, [Read More…]

Extreme Downhill Daring – Street Luge and Downhill Skateboarding

November 27, 2005 Rob Sayers 0

Fancy lying down on a bit of wood inches from the ground and hurling yourself at 80mph downhill? Street Luge is an insane sport where [Read More…]

Rock Climbing

September 26, 2005 Rob Sayers 0

Climbing is the activity of using your hands and/or feet to ascend a steep object. It is pursued both recreationally, either to get to a [Read More…]

Via Ferrata

September 19, 2005 Rob Sayers 0

To commemorate the centenary of the beginning of World War I, Dolomite Mountains Ltd. will lead three eight-day tours during 2014 exploring the via ferrata, [Read More…]

Treasure Hunting and Metal Detectors

September 12, 2005 Rob Sayers 0

Treasure hunting with a metal detector is where you search for historical artefacts buried under the ground. These could be coins, jewellery, or even Roman [Read More…]