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Featured Regions
Dorset
With its spectacular Jurassic Coast, rolling hills, beautiful beaches, historic houses and gardens, ancient castles and forts, idyllic villages and charming market towns, Dorset is truly unique. Quiet country lanes and a network of footpaths and cycle trails make it an ideal walking and cycling holiday destination.
Hampshire
Hampshire is a striking blend of beautiful coastline, rolling hills and valleys with crystal clear trout streams, forests and ancient woodlands, enchanting villages, medieval towns and the great industrial ports of Southampton and Portsmouth.
Kent
Follow the chalk hills of the North Downs to the coast where you will find award winning beaches and the iconic White Cliffs of Dover. Kent's rich history and heritage can be seen in the naval ports along the Thames estuary, the stunning Leeds Castle and the ancient settlements and beautiful cathedrals of Rochester and Canterbury.
Oxfordshire
Discover one of Britain's most beautiful regions, an area of diverse landscapes, pretty villages and the vibrant and inspiring city of Oxford. Explore the hills, secluded river valleys and medieval villages of the Cotswolds or follow the River Thames through Oxford and Henley to the rolling hills of the Chilterns.
Surrey
The meadows, heaths and ancient woodlands of the North Downs are a haven for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. Explore historic villages and vibrant towns, visit stately homes with their landscaped gardens and experience a wealth of world-class attractions and contemporary arts venues all just a stone's throw from London.
Sussex
The hills of the South Downs and the Sussex Weald are dotted with delightful villages waiting to be explored. Along the coast you will find the lively towns of Brighton and Eastbourne, the wildlife-rich inlets of Chichester Harbour and the white chalk cliffs of Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters.
Aconcagua
At 6962 metres Aconcagua is the highest peak in the world outside of the Himalayas and one of the Seven Summits. It is the highest mountain in the Americas and it dominates the great Andes mountain range that forms the spine of South America. Although Aconcagua is within the abilities of most strong, fit and experienced trekkers, this mighty mountain is not an easy undertaking. Many climbers fail, some never return.
There are three non-technical routes up the mountain - trails that bypass the Polish Glacier. We describe each route, suggest itineraries and provide you with the information you need to plan an expedition to the summit. If you have recently returned from a trip to Aconcagua, please contribute your information, tips and advice so other climbers can benefit from your experience.