7 of the Best Places to Go Off-piste Skiing in Europe
Back country, side country, freeride, off-piste, shredding the gnar…call it what you will. Outsider has the 7 best places to do it.
By Heather Snelgar
The Land of a Thousand Hills: Walking Rwanda
Fearghal O’Nuallain decided to walk across Rwanda to see if adventuring is a good way to learn about development. Here's what he discovered on his journey through this remarkable country.
By Heather Snelgar
Hiking in the Austrian Tirol: Bootcamp for the Body and Soul
Roisin Finlay visits the Tirol on the Outsider hiking trip and, plain and simple, falls head over heels with this little piece of mountainy heaven.
By Orla O'Muiri
Flying Solo: Learning to Paraglide in New Zealand
Who knew it only took 10 days to learn to fly! Louise Healy heads to New Zealand’s southern Alps to take to the skies on a paragliding course.
By Heather Snelgar
Verbier: More Than Just Clichéd Luxury?
Team Outsider didn't think the apparent ostentation of the Verbier Saint Bernard region was for us until we spent three days there digging deeper.
By Heather Snelgar
Iceland Explored: The Land of Fire, Ice and Epic Adventure
Eoin McCarthy Deering writes of his trip to Iceland, a country of profound beauty and endless adventure. He gives us the low-down on how to explore Iceland.
By Heather Snelgar
Skiing in Niseko: Sushi, Saki and Snow
Now is a great time for skiing in Niseko, an area famous for its abundance of light powder snow. Louise finds out everything Niseko has to offer.
By Heather Snelgar
An Epic Climbing Adventure in the Gran Sabana, Venezuela
Shane Houbart takes on an epic climb of the Gran Sabana (Great Savanna), on the Venezuelan-Brazilian border. The former British Marine gets far more than he bargained for!
By Heather Snelgar
Cold Calling: The Trials and Tribulations of Arctic Exploration in Greenland
Declan Cunningham travelled to Renland in the Scoresbysund Fjord, Greenland in search of climbing first ascents. But, as he found out – planning is no match for Mother Nature.
By Outsider
Plumbing the Depths: Exploring Scotland’s Cave of Skulls
Andy Torbet takes us deep within as he tries to explore Scotland's deepest cave, the Cave of Skulls. But has he bit off more than he can chew?
By Orla O'Muiri
