
An extract from The Farthest Shore →
n this extract from his new book The Farthest Shore, out on September 2nd, Alex shares some of the pain and joy from the start of his solo winter challenge.
n this extract from his new book The Farthest Shore, out on September 2nd, Alex shares some of the pain and joy from the start of his solo winter challenge.
Developing a sense of connection with place
A few things that have worked for me.
This week’s Pinnacle Reads
A long-anticipated return to the hills
This week’s reads include pieces on the relationship between walking and thinking, how class remains a barrier to enjoyment of the outdoors, and recent woes with outdoor and mountain smartphone apps.
It’s often said that the cover is the most important element of any book. Here’s a glimpse into what goes into creating a non-fiction cover.
On a multi-day walk, you need tasty food that provides enough energy at a minimum pack weight. Alex Roddie tests out three off-the-shelf meals for backpacking.
A few insights into what goes on behind the scenes gear testing for a major outdoor magazine.
For Alex Roddie, hillwalking and the natural world are closely linked – but it seems not everyone feels that way.