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Good morning,
I hope you are keeping safe and well! For those of you who haven't met me yet, my name is Louise and I've recently joined the Cicerone team. I'll be looking after our newsletters going forward, taking over from my colleague Hannah (thanks Hannah!).
In the newsletter this month, Iain Davidson gives an account of his five-day tour around the Aiguilles Rouges mountains near Chamonix. Stephen Dunnett shares his experience of completing the Tour Aotearoa in 2020, and suggests how you could turn this dream into reality and what to expect along the way. Finally, in search of some winter sun, Tom Martens writes about his trip to the Canary Islands to explore the world's steepest island.
We've also got a brand new podcast episode for you to listen to this week. We all know that a dose of walking somewhere sunny can break up the cold and wet winter and, whilst we can't actually guarantee the weather, there are a few reliable destinations. Paddy Dillon shares his favourites, thoroughly tested over a lifetime of walking.
Enjoy!
All the best,
Louise
Article · 13 Nov 2021
Iain Davidson gives an account of his five-day tour around the Aiguilles Rouges mountains near Chamonix. Close to the end of the season, the trail was undertaken in a fast and light style, staying in mountain huts and camping in the Chamonix valley...
Article · 20 Nov 2021
Stephen Dunnett believes that an ‘impossible’ bikepacking trip of a lifetime may not be beyond the reach of the average fit and experienced cyclist. Here, drawing on his experience of completing the Tour Aotearoa in 2020, he suggests how you...
Feature · 22 Nov 2021
La Palma boasts two long-distance walking routes: The GR130 (aka the Camino Real de la Costa) and the high-level GR131. Looking for a winter sun hiking trip, Tom Martens packed...
£13.46
Guidebook to 45 walks and scrambles on La Palma in the Canary Islands, ranging from 7 to 31km. Some walks combine to complete the GR130 long-distance trail (8 days) and GR131 trail (3 days). Areas explored include Santa Cruz and Buenavista. Contains a Spanish-English glossary.
More informationWe're taking a break from our live events in December but will be back again in January with the 2022 events programme.
Have some thoughts on what events you'd like to see next year? Get in touch with Hannah at live@cicerone.co.uk to share your ideas.
We'll be in touch soon with more updates but in the meantime, you can watch all our previous events, including our most recent event with Paddy Dillion, at cicerone.co.uk/live.
Podcast · 10 Nov 2021
A dose of walking somewhere sunny can break up the cold and wet winter and, whilst we can't actually guarantee the weather, there are a few reliable destinations. Paddy Dillon...
