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From A Month in Spain...
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From Cumbria Bolt Fund Work
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From New River Gorge
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From Seneca Rocks
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From Washington DC
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From Isle of Man TT Cycling
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From Lakeland August Bank Holiday
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From German Visitors
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From l'Etape Course 2019
Author: Pete
Founder of Sterling Adventures!
We’ve just been lucky enough to return from a whole month in Spain, rock climbing and cycling based out of an apartment in Calpe…
I’ve spent the past few weeks working on a couple bolting programmes in anticipation of the new Lakes Sport & Slate guidebook to be published by the FRCC under the Wired publishing brand…
The final destination on our American east coast adventure was the New River Gorge, or just the “New” as it seems to be called. We’d chosen to visit particularly because we hoped the seasonal autumn colours would be on full show at their best – we weren’t let down, it’s a beautiful place…
Our first venue was the spectacular Seneca Rocks. Only just over two hours drive from Washington, and what a place…
Laetitia had some work to do in Washington (work, huh, but the bills do need paying 😉 ) which gave us an opportunity to tag an adventure on to the journey and explore a part of the US we might not have ever explored otherwise…
Laurence has embraced the cycling bug! So we joined him on the Isle of Man to enjoy a circuit of the famous TT circuit on our bikes…
It seems that global warming is real! Who knew? Anyway, that means that we had great weather for the August Bank Holiday in the Lakes, when really we all know it should have been raining… 😉 A Longish Bike Ride A day on the Water Paddling from Grasmere, via the Rothay and Rydal Water, to …
After getting back from the Alps our friends from Karlsruhe cam to stay for a few days. The weather wasn’t perfect (we had a bit of rain), but we got out a fair bit with them and enjoyed a wide range of Lakeland adventuring – canoeing, scrambling, climbing, walking, exploring the slate mines, etc! We …
Exactly one month to go and the official course for l’Etape du Tour 2019 has been published. We knew what the course was already of course, but having the official map is nice, and it also shows a bit more detail about the locations of feeding stations etc. What with first fracturing my ankle and …
