Category: Trail
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The Bluestacks Way
The Bluestacks Way is a linear trail that takes walkers from Donegal town out into the mountains. Not only that, it’s a trail that brings you from the doorstep of Donegal, in towards its heartland. Not the whole way there, but enough to show you just how much more there is to this remote, northerly…
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HiiKER Trail Sustainability
How do we make hiking Sustainable? While we are scaling HiiKER, more and more people are discovering the amazing hiking trails available to them all around the world. This is incredible. Our core mission is to connect people to the planet. So more people on trail is a good thing… right? Not entirely. The reality…
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How to Hike 100 miles
Top tips from a guy that hasn’t even done it yet! Have I hiked 100 miles yet? No. But I HAVE spoken to plenty of people that have hiked 100 miles (and more). I am also the CMO of a HiiKER and host of the HiiKER podcast, where I interview people who have hiked the length, width and…
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Weekend Inspiration – Buddymoon and The Oregon Trail
A collection of 10 of the best multiday hiking trails that take a week or less to hike in Washington.
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The Beara-Brefine way
The Beara-Brefine Way (BBW) is a 688 km thru-hiking trail that runs from the Beara peninsula in Co. Cork right up to Blacklion in Co. Cavan. This trail follows in the historical footsteps of one of Ireland’s greatest events, the Beara-Brefine Way takes you on a unique hiking adventure. From wild rugged coastline to mesmerising…
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Food on the West Highland Way
With strange names like Cullen Skink, Clootie Pudding, Cranachan and Skirlie you could be forgiven for thinking the menu at the local bar is written in a foreign language. But no, these are Scottish delicacies that you may be offered if you are lucky enough to walk into a cafe or restaurant that caters for…
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John Muir and The John Muir Way
On an intersection of the West Highland Way there is an intersection with the John Muir Way. Not only is the John Muir Way a remarkable trip in its own right, but it is named in honour of Scotland’s foremost naturalist, environmentalist, and maverick, John Muir. Born in Dunbar, Scotland on April 21st, 1838. Muir…
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Hiiker and the South West Coast Path
The blueprint of collaboration between Hiking apps and Trail organisations No one could deny that the past year or so has been a difficult and rather challenging time, not the bone weary, legs aching, blistered feet, soaked through, wanna give up and go home type of challenge but more of a retrospective, reflective and mental…
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The Tour of Mont Blanc
With hiking becoming more and more popular and new trails springing up all the time, deciding which one to choose from has never been more difficult, especially if you are a procrastinator, like myself! Yet one of the most popular treks, usually right up there, in the ‘top hikes of the world’ lists is fairly…
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The Hiiker Podcast – Episode 1 – South Downs Way
The first ever Hiiker Podcast. Episode 1 is the South Downs Way.
