Kjeragbolten offers one of the most jaw-dropping photo opportunities in Norway! It is a tough hike that leads you to a boulder sandwiched between two cliffs with a sheer drop below. If you’re feeling adventurousu you can even step out onto the boulder! There really is nothing below except a very steep drop so stepping out is not for the faint hearted. When to...
Pulpit rock (or Priekestolen) is one of the most popular hikes in Norway. Sitting 604m above Lyseford it offers amazing views, is within close proximity to Stavanger and it’s one of the relatively easier hikes in the region. When to go We visited in mid June, starting the hike around 12:30pm and luckily there weren’t too many people. This meant we could comfortably...
Tre Cime di Lavaredo is one of the most iconic sights in the Dolomites, it’s 3 huge protruding rocks surrounded by mountains and valleys. This is an absolute must do if you’re hiking in the Dolomites. We did this hike on a slightly cloudy day and it was still really amazing and quite mysterious so I can only imagine how scenic it is on a sunny clear day. Here’s all...
The Dolomites are a stunning mountain range in northern Italy. Towards the end of spring and summer they become a haven for hiking, cycling and outdoor activities. It’s a completely underrated place and in fact so many people don’t know it exists! I visited in June 2022, over 4 days. So, here’s my itinerary of how to have the best three days hiking in the...
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is a 720 square mile park and over half of Scotland’s population can reach the park within an hour’s drive. It’s located in Southern Scotland about an hours drive North of Glasgow. There are so many different things to do here, read on for my top 5 things to do in Loch Lomond. Climb Conic Hill for views of Loch...