In the company of Heather Fell, Dave and Tobias create a 'Micro Ten Tors' challenge of their own - despite the fog and wind doing it's best to thwart their plans.
Hard as Trails contributor, Jeremy Stain, reviews the The Mountain Mayhem, arguably one of the best 24hr mountain bike races in the UK.
It's all about trying something new out, so we hired a couple of fat bikes and had an awesome day out.
Jez Stain tested his MTB skills at the Summer Monkey Mountain Bike Endurance Race and discovered he's not quite as fit as he'd like to be.
For their final National Park, the South Downs, Dave and Tobias had a go at geocaching - a cross between treasure hunting and orienteering. It turned out to be a lot of fun.
An idea born in the pub - a trail running sea to summit challenge from Hurlstone Point to Dunkery Beacon, the highest point in Exmoor.
Alongside a decent pair of bike shorts, possibly the next most important purchase you’re going to make is a waterproof...
Max Willcocks get the opportunity to hang on to the wheel of professional cyclist Gabby Leverage in the 2015 Marie Curie Etape Caledonia
Dave and Tobias tackle a unique bike and run challenge up Cairngorm Mountain on the fifth day of their National Parks MINI Adventure
Most people find doing one sprint triathlon hard enough. But imagine doing one triathlon after another for an entire weekend? Curious to find out, we sent Christian Moxon off to the Leukaemia & Lymphoma Researched Blenheim Palace Triathlon in Oxfordshire to discover if he is the ultimate weekend warrior.
For their penultimate National Park, Dave and Tobias tried their hand at Strava Art by designing their own 'New Forest Pony' trail route.
On their 8th National Park in 8 days, Tobias and Dave explore the Yorkshire Dales by doing a Micro Three Peaks challenge by road bike.
We put the Aussie Grit Apparel Men’s Flint Bike Shorts to the test They say first impressions count. So, when...
[stag_intro]Many people say that getting to the start line of an ultra marathon is almost as hard as running it...
Mark Bayliss reports back from the Red Bull Neptune Steps in Glasgow, a 420m long swim/climb event that tested him to the max.
