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Jan 21, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Getting Back Into the Cairngorms in Spring: Hillwalking, A Clear Head, and Time Outside
Spring in the Cairngorms isn’t just a change of season, it’s a chance to return to the hills with fresh eyes, open lungs, and a lighter mind. After the harsh winter, the mountains begin to breathe again: rivers swell, birds call, and a more signs of life appear across the slopes. The Cairngorms are a vast and wild part of Scotland, and getting back into these hills in spring can be grounding, healing, and deeply rewarding. Sgor Gaoith Summit in Spring | It’s in the mountains that we are...
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Oct 31, 2025 ∙ 6 min
Top 3 Winter Walks in the Cairngorms
Top 3 Winter Walks in the Cairngorms There’s not much better for the mind and soul than breathing in that crisp Highland air while wandering through snow-clad pines that have been standing for centuries. Well… maybe one thing — a wee dram of whisky by an open fire. Or perhaps a fully loaded hot chocolate, marshmallows piled high, while you’re tucked up reading your favourite book. Anyway, my point is this: getting outside in winter is vital . Those dark days and short hours of daylight can...
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Oct 11, 2025 ∙ 6 min
Top 5 differences between Winter and Summer Hiking
Top 5 differences between Winter and Summer Hiking I often get asked, “What’s the difference between winter and summer hiking?” It’s a great question—in the UK the contrast can be quite dramatic. The rolling hills and blooming heather of summer are replaced by a stark, snow-dusted landscape that can feel like a completely different world. Winter hiking can be absolutely magical—but it also brings a new set of challenges that demand more caution, preparation, and skill. If you’re confident on...
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