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From English Skiing
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From Knockinaam Lodge
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From Bladnoch Distillery
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From Santa's MTB Dash
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From Poor Languedoc Footwork
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From Pembroke, summer's final blast
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From Austrian Cragging
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From Mingulay Washout
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From Lake District Rock, the 3rd edition of Wired's FRCC Guidebook has landed!
Author: Pete
Founder of Sterling Adventures!
Who’d have thought skiing in England could be worthwhile?
As a very special pre-xmas treat Laetitia took us to the most amazing hotel for a complete five-star experience. Knockinaam Lodge is famed not just for its luxury accommodation and food, but also for its links to John Buchan and his book The 39 Steps; and to Churchill, who stayed here to plan parts of …
On our way to Knockinaam Lodge we took advantage of the journey from Cumbria to Galloway and visited the Bladnoch whisky distillery…
What a total laugh … joining in the Santa-fancy-dress-MTB-night-ride from the Eagle & child! 😀
It’s been 10 years to the week since I first went to the Languedoc with Keith and friends. So I was quite excited to be returning…
Nigel and I had long planned our September trip to Pembroke, and as luck would have it we found ourselves enjoying the fabulous climbing on the limestone sea cliffs in what turned out to probably be the best week of weather in the whole of the 2024 summer…
On the way to Austria we stopped in Bamberg for a night. Not only did we snag a great German beer and Sausage dinner we also just happened to be in Bamberg during a music festival. The town was very lively! 🙂 Peilstein Our first destination in Austria was Peilstein. We had two days here …
After last year’s amazing trip to Pabbay we thought we’d follow that up with a trip to Mingulay for more awesome climbing on another mythical uninhabited island in the Scottish Outer Hebrides…
I’ve just come back from alpine jollies to an express copy of the new Lake District Rock sat waiting for me on the doormat. Wow, what a great update! I’m very pleased with the work, he says modestly. 😉 Obviously it’s a shame for me that the 2nd edition of Lake District Rock has come …
