Published in 1974, Ken Wilson's first edition of Hard Rock quickly established itself as the definitive representation of British rock climbing.

This guide features eighteen leisurely cycle trails for mountain bikers of between nine and twenty-three kilometres in length and promises quiet off-road trails in the Peak District.

Our trail running books offer comprehensive pocket-sized guides to off-road across the UK.

If cabin fever is getting you down, there's no better remedy than spending an hour or so in the countryside.

If you've got itchy feet but are still undecided about how to spend your future freedom, take a look at our top range of mountain biking books for guaranteed inspiration.

In a TEDx talk, award-winning author Matt Dickinson examines the problems of climbing Everest today, and the impact not only on human life but the mountain itself.

Experienced climber and debut author Charles Sherwood tells us how he found the process of writing his first book, Seven Climbs: Finding the finest climb on each continent.

In this interview Suzanna discusses what makes a good swimming spot, and the freedom and presence of mind that can only be found in the depths of open water.

Inspiring Adventure is the podcast from Vertebrate Publishing. Listen to episodes here or find us on Buzzsprout.

We'd really like to thank everyone for your support during this challenging time.

Back in the summer of 2012 Sandy Alan and Rick Allen, both in their late fifties, set out with a team of climbers to attempt the first ascent of Nanga Parbat's ten-kilometre Mazeno Ridge.

‘Every generation has a climber that sets standards – Mick Fowler is one of those people.’ – Kenton Cool