
Notes from Big Trails: Stories from Big Trail Adventures is a podcast about finding joy out on the trail. In each episode, we share stories from the people walking, running, and adventuring on the world's best long-distance trails. Sometimes it’s reflective, sometimes it’s funny — always grounded in the real highs and lows of life on the move.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & Travel | |||

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is one of Britain’s most dramatic long-distance walks, stretching along the wild Atlantic edge of West Wales.
In this episode of Notes From Big Trails, Rob speaks with Sophie McCarthy about her fifteen-day solo walk alon... more
What does “solo adventure” really look like?
In this episode, Rob speaks with Elise Downing and Kirsty Reade about hiking and running alone — not in remote wilderness for months on end, but in the more familiar, human space of big days out, multi-da... more
In this episode, Morgan shares his experience walking sections of the South West Coast Path — a 630-mile route tracing the coastline of south-west England.
We cover:
* Why he chose the Coast Path during a difficult period in his life
* The acces... more
In this episode of Notes from Big Trails, Rob speaks to Jon Barton, founder of Vertebrate Publishing, about walking — and running — the Pennine Way.
They explore why the Pennine Way divides opinion, what the early sections across Kinder and Bleaklow... more
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Listening to Rob talking to his guests is like someone chatting to his mates about trekking in the mountains. Makes me want to get out there!
Although early days for this channel it looks promising. Covers iconic trails and features experts in each one. The host really knows his subject and has great energy and empathy with the guests. Tight editing means a lot packed into 15-20 minutes. Listen to one and I’m sure you’ll want to get straight out on the trail!
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Focusing on the experiences of hiking and trail running, the content highlights the joy, challenges, and beauty found on long-distance trails around the world. Through engaging conversations with guests that include authors, adventurers, and outdoor enthusiasts, listeners can expect a blend of inspiring stories and practical advice, whether it's navigating iconic landmarks or embracing the unpredictability of nature. The podcast not only captures the physical aspects of trail exploration but also delves into personal journeys, making it a rich tapestry of outdoor adventure and human connection.
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Recent guests on Notes from Big Trails include:
1. Anna Paxton
2. Janie Oates
3. Juls Stodel
4. Andy Dickson
5. Craig Dickson
6. Jennifer Stevens
7. Magnus Ross
8. Martyn Howe
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