Guides

Camping with young and older children
Camping with young and older children
Spending the night in a tent can be a magical experience for both children and adults. A tent in the living room or the garden can feel just as exciting... Read more...
Summer mountain hiking packing list
Summer mountain hiking packing list
Packing for a mountain hike is always a balance between bringing what you need and keeping your backpack light enough to carry comfortably. There’s no universal packing list that works... Read more...
Creamy mushroom risotto on a camping stove
A warm, creamy risotto might not be the first thing you think of when planning outdoor meals — but it should be. This mushroom and spinach risotto is surprisingly easy to make on a camping stove and is perfect for evenings in the tent or by the fire. With a bit of preparation, you can cook a proper, satisfying meal outdoors without carrying too much gear. What you’ll need (2 servings) Ingredients 4 dl hot stock or broth 1 tbsp olive oil 1 shallot, finely chopped 150 g arborio or... Read more...
Cooking outdoors – simple tips for better meals on your trip
Prep, prep, prep Good preparation saves you both time and effort when you’re out in nature. By cutting, measuring, and organising your ingredients in advance, you reduce the amount of work you need to do at camp. It also makes packing more efficient and helps you avoid bringing unnecessary items. Some easy things you can prepare at home: Chop vegetables and meat before leaving Mix pancake batter and bring it in a sealed bottle Prepare omelette mix and pack it in a container Make bread dough that can be cooked... Read more...
First aid for hiking – what to pack in your backpack
When packing for a hike, it’s easy to focus on clothing, food, and gear — but first aid equipment is just as important. Being prepared for unexpected situations can make a big difference, whether it’s a small cut or a more serious injury. Outdoors, even minor incidents like blisters, insect bites, or scrapes can quickly become uncomfortable if left untreated. With the right first aid kit in your backpack, you’ll be able to handle these situations quickly and effectively. Why first aid matters on a hike Whether you’re heading out... Read more...
How to quickly set up a tent – a simple guide for beginners and families
Setting up a tent doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. With the right type of tent, you can go from unpacking to fully set up in just a few minutes. For many people, especially beginners or families, a quick and simple setup can make a big difference. Instead of struggling with poles and instructions, you can spend more time enjoying your surroundings. This is where quick-setup tents come into their own. Why choose a quick-setup tent? Traditional tents can take time to assemble, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the... Read more...
How to start a campfire safely and easily
Few things compare to the warmth and atmosphere of a campfire. Whether it’s for cooking, staying warm, or simply enjoying the moment outdoors, a fire adds something special to any trip. In some situations, a fire can even be essential. At other times, it’s just as important for morale, comfort, and good food. A campfire can be just as enjoyable on a summer evening as in the middle of winter — but it’s important to remember that there are rules about when and where you are allowed to light a... Read more...
How to choose the right tent for hiking and camping
How to choose the right tent for hiking and camping
Choosing the right tent can make the difference between a great outdoor experience and a frustrating trip. Whether you’re heading into the mountains, camping in the forest, or planning a... Read more...
How to Choose the Right Hiking Shoes
How to Choose the Right Hiking Shoes
Do you know which shoes to wear for the hike you’re planning? A mountain hike, a forest walk, or just a short outing close to home? It’s not always easy... Read more...
How to Pack Your Backpack
How to Pack Your Backpack
Even a good backpack can become uncomfortable to carry if it’s packed incorrectly. In this guide, we’ll give you some simple tips and advice on how to pack your backpack,... Read more...
How to Choose the Right Backpack
How to Choose the Right Backpack
The right backpack can be the difference between a great outdoor experience and a miserable trip with a sore back, stiff neck, and headache to match. A good backpack can... Read more...
Walking Poles vs. Trekking Poles – How to Choose the Right Ones
Walking Poles vs. Trekking Poles – How to Choose the Right Ones
A beloved product often has many names, and that can definitely be a little confusing the first time you’re trying to find the right pair of walking poles. In this... Read more...
Hiking socks – choose the right ones
Hiking socks – choose the right ones
Are you wearing socks that leave your feet cold and damp, where bacteria thrive and blisters easily form? Or do you choose socks that keep your feet dry and warm,... Read more...
Tips for Hunters in Autumn
Tips for Hunters in Autumn
The air is starting to feel a little crisper, a little colder, and fresher. Late summer is giving way to autumn, and for many of us, another hunting season is... Read more...
A Practical Field Watch for Everyday and Outdoor Use
A Practical Field Watch for Everyday and Outdoor Use
A good watch should do more than just tell the time. It should be easy to read, comfortable to wear, durable enough for daily use, and reliable when you need... Read more...
How to Choose the Right Camping Stove and Cooking System
How to Choose the Right Camping Stove and Cooking System
When cooking outdoors, choosing the right fuel is essential. Different types of fuel have different advantages and disadvantages, and they require different types of stoves. Check out this lightweight portable... Read more...