Pitching a tent far from civilisation, where the only sounds come from the birds and the whistling of the wind through the trees, makes for a restorative break for anyone who enjoys spending time in ...

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There are not many places in the world – or indeed in the UK – where you can pitch a tent wherever you like in nature. But in Scotland, and in particular the Cairngorms, it’s not only legal, it’s a ...

A new study ranked the best wild camping spots using article features, online searches, rainfall, and safety tips.

The UK’s largest national park spans the Scottish Highlands with towering peaks, lochs, forests, rivers, wildlife, and ...

As temperatures begin to rise in early spring, I start making plans for bigger adventures. I love hiking in remote places in Scotland and that often means taking a tent (or bivy sack) and spending a ...

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). There’s no denying wild camping takes a lot of work. The buy-in costs are steep, too, if you can’t borrow (or rent) your gear — tent, ...

As a queer woman in my early thirties, I’m not a stereotypical wild camper: neither a solo man nor half of an outdoorsy heterosexual couple. I never camped as a child on family holidays and the first ...