Gorge Walking in Snowdonia Also known as canyoning, gorge walking involves making your way through mountain gorges, climbing up watery torrents, jumping into rock pools, sliding down slippery rocks and swimming under waterfalls.

The Great Outdoors knows no bounds and for holidaymakers into sport there are a host of new activities out there just waiting to be tried.  From the heights of rock climbing to the depths of caving, from the speed rush of land yachting to the

You won’t be short of things to do and see during your holiday in North Wales. There are so many attractions that it would be impossible to fit it all into one break.

The River Ribble is one of the most popular places for fishing holidays in the UK. Along its 75 mile length you can find dozens of great spots to cast your line and haul in a wide range of different fish.

If you want somewhere that’s going to get the adrenaline flowing and your heart pounding then North Devon is the place for you.

If you’re one of the six million anglers in the UK, you’ll know that there is never enough time to indulge in your pastime. You always leave the water regretting that there wasn’t time for just one last cast.

UK cycling holidays are a great way of seeing the country. Whether you’re a keen road racer, a mad mountain biker or just a once every now and then kind of cyclist, two wheels can often be far better than four.

It’s not many of us who have the luxury of our own personal pool at home, so when you rent a cottage that has one you need to make the most of it.

The many fells (214 according to Wainwright) and lakes that characterise Cumbria make it one of the most picturesque regions in the UK.

There are hundreds of things to do in The Lake District, but it doesn’t stop local businesses making new and ever more exciting activities for us all to enjoy. The ‘Tree Top Trek‘ at Brockhole is a fantastic addition for 2012.