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    Hiker in a white cap and purple backpack looks out over forested ridges and a winding valley road from the Mnimata Piskopon Trail in the Troodos Mountains, Cyprus
    Adventure

    Hiking in the Troodos Mountains

    Waterfall walks, rocky trails, frescoed Byzantine churches and wild mouflon high in the hills – a guidebook writer’s pick of the best hikes in Cyprus.
    Hiker descending a rugged ridge of golden eroded cliffs above the Mediterranean near Pissouri, Cyprus.
    Field Guides

    Field Guide: Cyprus

    Cyprus is far more than a beach break. Discover the best hiking in Cyprus, from Troodos waterfalls and Byzantine churches to wild Mediterranean coastal paths.
    Foraging Guide: Puffball Mushroom
    Outdoor Larder

    Puffball Mushroom Foraging Guide: Identification & Cooking

    Distinctive and delicious, puffball mushrooms are an easy-to-identify fungi suitable for the novice forager. They taste great in Japanese Ramen dishes.
    Into the Wind: Solo Bikepacking Down Scotland’s Great North Trail

    Adventure

    Into the Wind: Solo Bikepacking Down Scotland’s Great North Trail

    From Thurso to Struy the wrong way round – straight into a headwind – Paul Glendell rides the Great North Trail through the wild Flow Country, featuring remote glens and a cast of unforgettable characters.

    A sea of jagged mountains in the Dolomites, seen from the final stretch of the climb to the summit of Punta Ovest del Forame from Cimabanche.

    Adventure

    Iron Ways and Old Wounds | Via Ferrata in the Dolomites

    The Dolomites are famous for their world-class via ferrata – but for writer Nike Werstroh, it’s the wartime history hidden high in the mountains that keeps drawing her back.

    Fellwalking With All The Feels | Trekking the Fjällräven Classic

    Adventure

    Fellwalking With All The Feels | Trekking the Fjällräven Classic

    Staged by Sweden’s best-loved outdoor brand, this multi-day trek is a unique melting pot of international outdoor culture that might just change your mind about the notion of ‘organised fun’.

    Interview: Alice Goodridge, SwimWild | Movers | WildBounds UK

    Movers

    Interview: Alice Goodridge, SwimWild

    An evangelist for swimming in Scotland’s lochs and rivers, writer and wild swimmer Alice Goodridge reveals how her love of the water became a vocation that is tempting more and more Scots to take a dip.

    No Straight Lines | The Story of Angelino Zeller, Paraclimber | Movers | WildBounds UK

    Movers

    No Straight Lines | The Story of Angelino Zeller, Paraclimber

    In 2017, a freak mountain accident forced Austrian climber Angelino Zeller to take a new path. Six years on, he’s pushing the boundaries of paraclimbing further than ever before.

    Get Geared Up for Interrailing | Style | WildBounds UK

    Style

    Get Geared Up for Interrailing

    Interrailing around continental Europe was the essential 1970s backpacker travel experience – and now it’s back in a big way. If you're taking to the tracks, here’s all you need to travel in style and comfort.

    Hiker in a white cap and purple backpack looks out over forested ridges and a winding valley road from the Mnimata Piskopon Trail in the Troodos Mountains, Cyprus

    Hiking in the Troodos Mountains

    Waterfall walks, rocky trails, frescoed Byzantine churches and wild mouflon high in the hills – a guidebook writer’s pick of the best hikes in Cyprus.

    Unmissable: Scotland in Autumn | WildBounds

    Scotland in Autumn: 5 Unmissable Outdoor Adventures

    Paddle Loch Faskally, walk the Quiraing on Skye and cycle Loch Katrine. Some of the best outdoor adventures in Scotland in autumn, hand-picked by Fiona Outdoors.

    The twin-topped rock tower of the Bhasteir Tooth glows orange-red in low light, its lower half in cool shadow, with patches of snow on the slopes below and a calm sea and distant hills fading to pink on the horizon.

    What I Wish I’d Known Before Tackling Skye’s Cuillin Ridge

    From route-finding and ropework to shiver bivvies and the elusive search for water, here’s what I learnt from three days on one of Britain’s most celebrated mountaineering routes.

    BUYING GUIDES

    Wooden-handled folding pocket knife by The James Brand with a straight blade, partly open on a charred log.
    Camp Notes

    Picking the Perfect Pocket Knife

    Not sure which pocket knife to carry? We cut through common blade shapes, types of steels, different locking styles and UK legalities to help you choose the right folding knife for camping and hiking.
    18th September 2026 | Words by Matt Jones @ WildBounds H Q
    Brands

    Direct from Down Under | Our Best Aussie Outdoor & EDC Brands

    From Sea to Summit to Bellroy, discover the best Australian outdoor and lifestyle brands at WildBounds. Direct from Down Under, shipped from the UK.
    Two hikers ascending a grassy hillside trail using trekking poles for support on the climb.
    Camp Notes

    Trekking Poles Explained: The Ultimate Buying Guide

    More speed, more stability, less strain on your knees – just three good reasons why experienced long-distance hikers almost always use trekking poles. Here’s everything you need to know before buying a pair.
    Wooden-handled folding pocket knife by The James Brand with a straight blade, partly open on a charred log.

    Picking the Perfect Pocket Knife

    Not sure which pocket knife to carry? We cut through common blade shapes, types of steels, different locking styles and UK legalities to help you choose the right folding knife for camping and hiking.

    Five Reasons Why a Bivvy is Better Than a Tent | Camp Notes | WildBounds UK

    Five Reasons Why a Bivvy is Better Than a Tent

    When it comes to sleeping outdoors, most wild campers go for a tent. But we reckon the finest way to spend a night in the hills is nestled in a bivvy bag. To prove the point, here are five reasons why bivvying beats sleeping under canvas.

    Two hikers ascending a grassy hillside trail using trekking poles for support on the climb.

    Trekking Poles Explained: The Ultimate Buying Guide

    More speed, more stability, less strain on your knees – just three good reasons why experienced long-distance hikers almost always use trekking poles. Here’s everything you need to know before buying a pair.

    Hiker descending a rugged ridge of golden eroded cliffs above the Mediterranean near Pissouri, Cyprus.

    Field Guide: Cyprus

    Cyprus is far more than a beach break. Discover the best hiking in Cyprus, from Troodos waterfalls and Byzantine churches to wild Mediterranean coastal paths.

    Snow-streaked peaks of the Dachstein massif rising above dense spruce forest, Filzmoos, Austria

    Field Guide: Filzmoos & Dachstein Mountains, Austria

    If you’re keen to explore the Northern Limestone Alps of Austria, the picturesque town of Filzmoos makes a great basecamp for the many accessible trails that run through the Dachstein Mountains

    Sunset on Bamburgh Castle, on the Northumberland coast of North East England.

    Field Guide: Northumberland

    From storm-battered castles and Roman frontier walls to vast dark-sky forests and a wildlife-rich coastline, Northumberland is England’s most gloriously overlooked county.

    10 Up-and-Coming Adventurers to Watch in 2024 | Movers | WildBounds UK

    10 Up-and-Coming Adventurers to Watch in 2026

    From inspirational Instagrammers to hilariously entertaining Tik-Tokers, here are 10 of the best up-and-coming personalities in the outdoor and adventure scene.

    10 Adventurous Women to Follow on Instagram | movers | Wildbounds

    10 Adventurous Women to Follow on Instagram 2026

    If you’re looking for a daily dose of Instagram inspiration, here are ten incredible female adventurers who are guaranteed to liven up your feed.

    View over River Feshie in Glen Feshie, Cairngorms National Park. Image by Jon Sparks via Alamy.

    Interview: Lisa Chilton on Rewilding Scotland

    Scotland’s iconic landscapes hide an uncomfortable truth: it’s one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world. The leader of rewilding charity ‘Scotland: The Big Picture’ explains why restoring the nation’s wild heart is paramount.

    A group of people walk through a gap between two large fabric banners printed with leaf motifs and the Elliker logo, heading into dense green woodland on a summer's day.

    Elliker | The Story

    Born in a quiet corner of West Yorkshire, rooted in a deeper relationship with nature than most outdoor brands. Elliker is here for those who prefer slow adventure.

    18th September 2026 | Words by Matt Jones @ WildBounds H Q

    Direct from Down Under | Our Best Aussie Outdoor & EDC Brands

    From Sea to Summit to Bellroy, discover the best Australian outdoor and lifestyle brands at WildBounds. Direct from Down Under, shipped from the UK.

    VÅGA | The Story

    VÅGA | The Story

    A pandemic project born on the southern fringes of the Lake District, VÅGA set out to fix the one piece of running kit everyone had opinions about and nobody seemed happy with: the cap.

    Two men sitting on a granite rock in a forest, laughing and relaxing in casual shorts.

    From Trail to Tide: Seriously Good Shorts for Summer 2026

    Retro chinos, technical hiking shorts, workwear canvas, surf trunks, amphib crossovers – we’ve got more shorts on WildBounds than you've had soggy bank holidays. Here’s our pick of the best, whatever the summer throws at you.

    What’s your Sunski style?

    What’s your Sunski style?

    Whether you’re a wind-burned alpinist, roving troubadour, beach bum or 4x4 fanatic, Californian brand Sunski has a set of sunnies for you.

    Outdoor Gift-Giving Solved: What to Buy for Every Type of Adventurer

    Outdoor Gift-Giving Solved: What to Buy for Every Type of Adventurer

    From outdoor cooking obsessives to vintage vanlifers, we’ve matched the best outdoor brands to every adventurer on your list.

    Tall trees with golden-yellow autumn foliage rising from a carpet of copper leaves in the New Forest, their trunks green with moss. Image by allouphoto via Adobe Stock.

    Forest Gold: Britain’s Best Places to See Autumn Leaves

    Eight forests, gardens and arboretums where Britain’s woods put on their finest show – plus the science behind the colour, and a few tips for making the most of your walk.

    Silhouette of a red deer stag at sunrise, head raised and antlers swept back, with a plume of breath glowing in the golden light. Photo by DreamsCanBe via Adobe Stock

    The Deer Rut: Where to Watch Britain’s Wildest Autumn Spectacle

    Every autumn, Britain’s stags settle their differences the loud way. Here’s where to find the best of the action, from wild moorland to country estates, and how to watch it safely.

    Uffington White Horse. Prehistoric Bronze Age chalk hill figure Oxfordshire, England. Close up over head, eye, ears and neck. By David Matthew Lyons via Adobe Stock.

    Walking into Other Worlds | Britain’s Real Fantasy Locations

    From a chalk horse cut into Oxfordshire hillside to a Pembrokeshire beach scattered with painted pebbles, Britain is full of places where real and imagined worlds collide. Here are six locations that inspired some of fiction’s greatest fantasy writers.

    Foraging Guide: Puffball Mushroom

    Puffball Mushroom Foraging Guide: Identification & Cooking

    Distinctive and delicious, puffball mushrooms are an easy-to-identify fungi suitable for the novice forager. They taste great in Japanese Ramen dishes.

    Foraging Guide: Sloes

    Foraging Guide: Sloes

    Learn to identify, pick and use sloe berries, from classic sloe gin to brined sloe olives, with our complete foraging guide.

    A folded campfire burrito filled with chilli, guacamole, cheese and tomato, served with a bowl of Spanish rice on an enamel camp plate

    Recipe: Campfire Burritos

    The best thing about a proper campfire chilli? It makes enough for two nights. Here’s what to do with the rest of it.