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Exhibitor bookings open for Outdoor Trade Show 2027

Exhibitor bookings open for Outdoor Trade Show 2027

26 October 2026Industry NewsMyOutdoors
Exhibitor bookings have opened for Outdoor Trade Show 2027 (OTS), which will take place from Monday 24 to Wednesday 26 May at Exhibition Centre Liverpool. Organised by MCS, OTS is the UK’s only outdoo...
AKU's Tribute III GTX hiking boot

AKU's Tribute III GTX hiking boot

19 October 2026Gear NewsMyOutdoors
The AKU Tribute III GTX hiking boot is perfect for those looking for a classic leather walking boot with contemporary waterproofing and outsole technology for year-round use. The boots feature a full ...
ZyroFisher to open new Cumbria showroom

ZyroFisher to open new Cumbria showroom

15 October 2026Industry NewsMyOutdoors
Leading distributor ZyroFisher will open a showroom in Cumbria to support its portfolio of brands, and its customer base. The outdoor, cycling and snow sports specialist has rented space in Staveley t...

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Polartec combine with Roeckl Sports on new Kailash 2 Gloves

Polartec combine with Roeckl Sports on new Kailash 2 Gloves

04 November 2026Gear NewsMyOutdoors
Polartec, a Milliken & Company brand renowned for pioneering more sustainable and innovative textile solutions, is proud to partner with Roeckl Sports on the new Kailash 2 gloves, one of the first pro...
  • Rab push insulation innovation to new heights with AW27 Altitude collection
  • Simon Lorenzi joins Rab global athlete team

Reviews

Book and exhibition ask important questions about the future of the Lake District's uplands

Book and exhibition ask important questions about the future of the Lake District's uplands

24 September 2026Films and BooksMyOutdoors
The launch of a new book and exhibition next month will celebrate the deep history of the Lake District fells and the place they hold in millions of peoples’ lives, while also asking important questio...
  • Castleton, Peak District: What to Do, Walks and How Long to Stay
  • How to Choose Outdoor Workwear for Wet, Muddy and Cold Conditions

Adventures

Crossing the Wildstrubel: 70km across the Swiss Alps

Crossing the Wildstrubel: 70km across the Swiss Alps

19 September 2026RunningKaty Dartford
Yesterday I ran 70 kilometres across the Swiss Alps. This morning I am standing thigh-deep in a lake above Crans-Montana. The water in Lac de la Moubra is 17°C - a little cold for me to swim in my bik...
  • The Gothenburg Archipelago on Two Wheels
  • Five Reasons Andorra Should Be Your Next Skiing Destination

Travel

Walking in Japan: What to Expect on the Trail and How to Stay Connected

Walking in Japan: What to Expect on the Trail and How to Stay Connected

28 September 2026World TravelMyOutdoors
Japan is not the first country most British hill walkers think of, which is odd when you look at the terrain. The country is roughly three quarters mountain, it has a serious alpine range with peaks a...
  • White Peak vs Dark Peak: Which Part of the Peak District Should You Visit
  • What Is the South West Peak? The Peak District’s Third Landscape

Features

Can the Peak District Grow Tourism Without Making Its Crowds Worse?

Can the Peak District Grow Tourism Without Making Its Crowds Worse?

12 September 2026EditorialsChristopher Mycroft
The Peak District wants tourism to grow at the same time as its National Park Authority is trying to reduce visitor pressure. At face value, that sounds like an impossible conflict to solve, particula...
  • Starting Late: Finding My Place in the Outdoor Industry in My Mid-Thirties
  • A New Dawn
Why You Still Need Cash for Many Purchases in Japan

Why You Still Need Cash for Many Purchases in Japan

22 August 2026World TravelMyOutdoors
Japan has a reputation for technological advancement, but much of daily spending still runs on cash, often more than visitors expect. Coins and notes are the default at many restaurants, local shops, ...
How to Plan a Genuinely Surprising Hotel Break Without Blowing the Budget

How to Plan a Genuinely Surprising Hotel Break Without Blowing the Budget

21 August 2026UK TravelMyOutdoors
One of the most thoughtful gifts you can give is a surprise hotel stay, but it takes careful planning to avoid any hiccups and ensure the recipient is left pleasantly surprised.
From Trails to Towns: Outdoor Adventures and the Allure of a Portuguese Lifestyle

From Trails to Towns: Outdoor Adventures and the Allure of a Portuguese Lifestyle

21 August 2026Europe TravelMyOutdoors
Portugal’s varied topography makes it an outdoor lover’s playground. Hikers trek through granite mountains, stroll along coastal cliffs and wander through tropical forests. Surfers chase Atlantic swel...

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