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Story • Hannah Mitchell • Mar 23, 2022
Hot aches and cold snaps
Reflections of Scottish winter from the wider BASE community
Story • Chaz Powell • Mar 09, 2022
Footsteps on the Gambia
Walking 1120km from source to sea along the Gambia river
Story • Chris Hunt • Mar 01, 2022
The Line Between Simplicity and Insanity
Walking the UK's longest line without crossing a road
Story • Carmen Kuntz • Feb 18, 2022
One With The River
Whitewater kayaking and environmental action on Slovenia's Sava River
Story • David Pickford • Feb 04, 2022
Tidelands
Travels in the unexpected wilderness of the Bristol Channel
Story • Chris Hunt • Jan 24, 2022
Home Straight
We catch up with Sean Conway as he crosses the Severn Bridge where he has just three marathons left to run
Story • Sal Montgomery • Jan 21, 2022
Pursuit of Place
Finding purpose and community on the wild rivers of Chile
Story • Horacio Llorens • Jan 17, 2022
Birdmen of the Himalaya
Paragliding the high country of Himachal Pradesh
Story • BASE editorial team • Jan 14, 2022
Disabled Explorer Martin Hewitt Summits Mt. Vinson After 50 Day Trek to South Pole
An important step in Hewitt’s mission to become the first-ever disabled person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam
Story • Waldo Etherington • Jan 13, 2022
Lessons From The Canopy
In support of time spent climbing trees
Story • Jethro Kiernan • Jan 10, 2022
An Introduction to Scrambling in the UK
Climbing and mountaineering's gateway drug
Story • BASE editorial team • Jan 08, 2022
Preet Chandi is the First Woman of Colour to Ski to South Pole Solo
Skiing the 700 miles from Hercules Inlet in 40 days.
Story • Scotty Laughland • Jan 08, 2022
The Best Mountain Biking Trails in Scotland
Scottish professional mountain biker Scotty Laughland breaks down his favourite regions and trail centres
Story • Francesco Guerra • Dec 13, 2021
The Art of Patience and Resilience
The first documented winter traverse of the Matese Massif in Southern Italy
Story • Chris Hunt • Dec 07, 2021
Pleasure in The Pain
15 Marathons, 15 Days, 15 National Parks. Part 2: England
