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Leave only footsteps... respect, protect, enjoy.
The Countryside Code isn’t very long, it’s not complicated, it isn’t hard to follow and it applies to nearby urban green spaces as well as to mountains and moors. We think it deserves to be refreshed and revived so everyone can enjoy the outdoors...
Outdoor People on Scandinavian Outdoor Award Jury
Find out our thoughts on the latest Scandinavian gear that was submitted for the Scandinavian Outdoor Awards 2021. We should have been in Munich at ISPO, but as that isn't possible, we invite you to sit back in the comfort of your own home to watch the ceremony on Monday afternoon (vodka or lingonberry juice optional).
Hammocks mean harmony
Hammocks bring harmony, a precious thing in these stressful times... there really is nothing better than lying back, gently swaying, simply enjoying the passing of time. Choose between leisure hammocks for easy living and camping hammocks for a night under the stars.
Life after lockdown
Lockdown may soon be lifted, but with an effective vaccine in all likelihood a year away, we're told going have to get used to a 'new normal'. But what, exactly, will the ‘new normal’ look like?
Can I go outside?
For now, parks and green spaces are open, so people can get a crucial hour outdoors. Thankfully, the message is that a daily connection to nature – even if that is from your window or just outside your door – remains a crucial part of our collective wellbeing. So, follow the rules on social distancing: stay local, only go out once a day by yourself or with your family group, and don't go out if you feel unwell.
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