YHA Blog
Whether it’s overlooking the sea, the fells of the Lake District, the rolling South Downs or an ancient monument, many of the hostels in our network are blessed with beautiful views. We’ve picked out nine hostels that will get you reaching for your camera-phone or...
If the BBC’s stunning recent series Wild Isles showed us anything — other than the fact Sir David Attenborough remains a monumental force for good — it was that we don’t have to travel far to find wildlife thrills. Even within our towns and cities, we’re rarely far...
Whether you’re here for the music, the museums, the nightlife or the sport, Manchester is always on the go. Here we look at some of its newest cultural offerings. Manchester has an inordinate number of things to shout about. Two titanic football teams; a music...
YHA’s Festival of Walking is back for another year this autumn, with guided walks for all abilities across the country. But you don’t need to wait until September to join in. YHA has made public a collection of more than 100 self-guided walks, complete with...
Daniel Neilson enjoys a walk around Borrowdale learning about its most interesting ex-resident, the cave-dwelling Millican Dalton. In September 1913, Millican Dalton, an ‘expert mountaineer and camper’, advertised a taste of ‘real adventures and experiences’ in a...
