Journal

Touch Grass is a London-based outdoor community for queer women and non-binary people of colour. Founder Toni shares a camp letter from their Reverie Retreat.

For over two decades, Eva Baumgartl has balanced the call of far-off places with the quiet pull of home. From London to Barcelona, California to Chiemgau, each place left its mark. A core Roamer for sure, Eva caught our attention in an issue of Waves & Woods magazine where she detailed her slow travels in a Pandavan… her uniquely homemade Fiat Panda home on wheels. Here we talk shop about the infamous Pandavan and the places it's taken Eva as she follows the call of the surf.

Episode 3 of Cookout Sessions sees Sam return to 7th Rise in Cornwall to meet local forager Stuart Woodman and cook up a mouthwatering mushroom shawarma recipe in the Gozney Tread Oven. Outdoors, of course.

Episode 2 sees Sam head to 7th Rise in Cornwall, a wild spot ideal for swimming and cooking alfresco. Everything he needed to cook this mouthwatering smoky gochujang cabbage recipe, he carried in his backpack (yes, even the stove).

Roots of Belonging offers a safe space for mixed, dual heritage, and multicultural people of colour in the outdoors. Here we chat to their founder, Isabella McDonnell.

Episode 1 of Cookout Sessions sees Sam Jones and Rich Sutcliffe cook up a harissa and burnt lemon flatbread recipe set to a redwood background.

A drop in with Charlotte Inman, Director of Sisters In The Wild - all about building community through bikepacking and gravel events for all.

This inspiring Trail Talks episode is led by two badass women, carving their own paths in backcountry skiing and boardsports.

Ayla and Matt were joined by Founder Rich and a handful of Roamers Collective members at our recent tree planting day in East Sussex, UK. Here’s how it played out.