The "leave no trace" philosophy
Human presence in the mountains should not be noticeable. The philosophy of leaving no trace wherever you go requires simple behaviours, which, if followed, will go a long way towards preserving nature intact.
Damn Mountain' #3: Climbing without leaving your sofa
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New instalment of the podcast 'Maldita montaña', by Eduardo Azcona (@eduazcona) and Uxua Domblás (@LearningCity_). High altitude airs...
The best mountain sports watches
In the guide all your doubts and concerns will be clarified. In addition, we will show you the best watches that are sure to suit your activity and your pocket.
101 most influential instagram accounts about adventure and outdoors
A picture is worth a thousand words, we've heard it time and time again....
Cirque de Lescun in the Aspe Valley
North of the Somport Pass, down the Aspe Valley in France, we will reach...
Hiking diary: a nice way to preserve your experiences
Hiking is a great way to communicate with nature and have a good time. Make sure you preserve the experience with your hiking diary.
Damn mountain' #2: A frozen world (hiking in sustainable tourism + Wim Hof)
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In this programme, we talk about the opportunities that this "frozen world" brought by Covid-19 brings us to re-emerge in more sustainable forms of tourism and we will talk about the opportunity that hiking has in these new ways of discovering places. In the second part of the programme we will talk about the Wim Hof method for practising it during confinement.
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Route of the Cathars (Cami dels Bons Homes): Following the history of the Cathars
Cami dels Bons Homes is a mountain route where nature lovers can enjoy unforgettable experiences.
The Camille Trail
La Senda de Camille is an original and circular hiking route in the heart of the Pyrenees, which emulates the steps of the Pyrenean brown bear "Camille" who lived in this area of the Pyrenees of singular beauty; more than 100 km of distance with 8,000 m of accumulated difference in altitude.
How do I transport my bike to the start and return home from the Camino de Santiago?
We're not going to kid you, this is the biggest headache we're going to have...
Training and physical preparation for the Way of St. James by bike
Am I ready for the Camino? When we talk with friends about the idea of doing the Camino...
What to take on the Camino de Santiago by bike?
What to pack in your bike panniers? Here we have prepared a list of what to...
Camino de Santiago by bike for beginners
The Camino de Santiago by bicycle is an enriching experience that teaches you what your own personal...
Why hiking can be a great opportunity for sustainable tourism
Hiking is offering multiple possibilities for development as one of the most efficient forms of sustainable tourism. In this article we analyse some of the main forms of exploration, as well as various recommendations from scientific and social research on the subject.
Visa or ESTA for the USA: prepare your trip to the great National Parks
If you are planning a trip to the United States in order to get to know the...
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Pass'Aran: 5 days of trekking in the heart of the Pyrenees between Vall d'Aran and Ariège
5 days of trekking, 72 km and more than 11,000 metres of accumulated height gain to cross one of the most spectacular areas of the Pyrenees, between the Vall d'Aran and the Ariège.
Benasque, the heart of the Pyrenees
The Benasque Valley is located in Aragon, in the Pyrenees mountain range, specifically in the...
The 23 best mountain bike trails in the Pyrenees
Mountain biking is a great means of transport for sightseeing while combining sport and...
Damn Mountain' #1: New adventure from confinement
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New instalment of the podcast 'Maldita montaña', by Eduardo Azcona (@eduazcona) and Uxua Domblás (@LearningCity_). Airs of...
Coronavirus: exercise without leaving the house to keep in shape
In your living room, outside of a gym, you can continue to work all your groups...
Chimborazo: climbing volcanoes in Ecuador
Chimborazo is one of Ecuador's volcanoes. Its ascent is not very technical, but its 6,268 m make its summit accessible only to experienced mountaineers.
Climbing gear: the 9 essentials you can't miss if you go climbing
Climbing is a very exciting adventure sport, but it also involves a certain level of...
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Carros de foc: a high altitude trekking in Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park
Carros de Foc is a high mountain trekking, a circular route through the refuges in the National Park of Aigüestortes and Estany de Sant Maurici, in the northwest of Catalonia in the Lleida Pyrenees; here we bring you a guide with the essential aspects you should know about this trek.
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High Route of the Dolomites: Alta Via 1 and Alta Via 2
Today a World Heritage Site, the Italian Dolomites are a top trekking destination....
Portable personal water filters for outdoor and trekking equipment
Personal water filter: the importance of always carrying one with us in our equipment. Which one is the most suitable for each situation and use.
