Atlas & Boots: This month's travel posts

View this email in your browser This month's blog posts Highlander Adventure: my first post-lockdown trip By Peter on Jul 22, 2020 09:00 am As restrictions around the world begin to ease, I prepare to head out on my first post-lockdown trip: the Highlander Adventure After over 100 days in lockdown, I am itching to get back on the road. As someone who makes a living from travel and is at their most content when on the trail, I have found the restrictions particularly claustrophobic, despite devising some rather creative ways to pass the time. The post Highlander Adventure: my first post-lockdown trip appeared first on Atlas & Boots. Read in browser » White privilege in the outdoors: the AT hikers who broke the law By Kia on Jul 18, 2020 09:00 am The first thing to admit before I begin is that I'm a person who likes to follow the rules. I never cheat at games or quizzes despite being stupidly competitive. I hate being late to meetings or gatherings and I've even been known to Google "how late to arrive at a dinner party" because I know it's impolite to turn up on time (the consensus is 15 minutes). The post White privilege in the outdoors: the AT hikers who broke the law appeared first on Atlas & Boots. Read in browser » 10 hikes through the cleanest air in the world By Atlas & Boots on Jul 11, 2020 09:00 am From Canada's wild backcountry to the jungles of Brunei, we take a look at some fantastic hikes through the cleanest air in the world The post 10 hikes through the cleanest air in the world appeared first on Atlas & Boots. Read in browser » 12 best hikes in the Peak District National Park By Peter on Jul 04, 2020 09:00 am The best hikes in the Peak District National Park showcase some of England's finest and most accessible hillwalking countryside When we made our move to the country, we very nearly ended up in the Peak District. It was a toss-up between the Peak District and the Yorkshire Dales, and, in the end, the pull of the Dales was just that touch too strong for us to resist. However, wedged between the northern cities of Manchester and Sheffield, the Peak District National Park may well be England's most accessible wilderness. The post 12 best hikes in the Peak District National Park appeared first on Atlas & Boots. Read in browser » Recent Articles: Greatest climbing quotes ever uttered Lessons learnt from 100 days in lockdown 12 best hikes in Northumberland National Park What is the greenest country in the world? 13 stunning natural phenomena Read Kia's 'sparklingly intelligent' novel Take It Back is a courtroom thriller in which a 16-year-old girl accuses four classmates of something unthinkable. The novel has been described by The Telegraph as 'thought-provoking and sparklingly intelligent' and was chosen by The Guardian and The Telegraph as one of the best thrillers of the year. If you'd like to read it, please buy Kia's book today. Our round-the-world travel guide Our book is available on Kindle and in paperback from $2.99 Don't Offer Papaya: 101 Tips for Your First Time Around the World Copyright © 2020 Atlas and Boots, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in on our website. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list