We're used to thinking about a crag's history in relation to its climbing lore, but what of its archaeological heritage? Across the UK, thousands of archaeological sites sit on crags and boulders, but they're under threat. For UKClimbing, I explore the who's responsible for the preservation of these sites, and what climbers can do to protect this heritage for future generations. 

After what has been a tumultuous year, Scotland's Speyside Way trail offers the perfect post-lockdown adventure. Learn more in my feature for Mpora magazine. 

'For some, Scandinavian winters conjure hygge-esque visions. When those pristine coatings of ice and snow blanket the forests, canyons and mountains though, it heralds a very different call to me.'

Check out a sneak peak of my tales ice climbing in Finland for Skandinavisk's Voices vol.4 edition on their blog. 

Morocco is famous for souks, but its fishing village Taghazout is better-known for its hedonistic surf culture. With more than 10 surf spots catering for all abilities, find out why you should make like Jimi Hendrix and add Taghazout to your list.  

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