
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 | 28 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

Stephen and Richard Ross from Big Trail Adventures walked the Alta Via 1 in mid-September, one of Europe’s most celebrated high routes across the Dolomites.
In this episode, we cover:
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What the Alta Via 1 actually is — and why it’s known as a “... more
In this episode, Rob sits down with Jennifer Stevens (Tiny Pine Outdoors) to discuss her solo journey across the Cotswold Way in the summer of 2024. Stretching 102 miles from Chipping Campden to the Roman city of Bath , the trail offers a unique blen... more
Hannah Campbell set out to run a long section of the Munich-to-Venice trail — known as Der Traumpfad, or The Dreamway — travelling solo from the Bavarian Alps, through Austria, and into the Italian Dolomites.
Over 15 days, Hannah covered around 450k... more
In this episode of Notes from Big Trails, Rob speaks with Mel Sykes about completing the winter Spine Race — a 268-mile, non-stop race along the Pennine Way in January.
Mel talks about:
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What makes the winter Spine fundamentally different from ... 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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Conversations center around outdoor adventures, particularly long-distance trails, featuring guests who share their personal stories from various trekking experiences. The discussions often highlight reflections on joy, community, and the transformative nature of hiking, encapsulating both the physical challenges and emotional rewards of such journeys. Episodes also provide insights into building a business focused on outdoor experiences, blending personal anecdotes with practical advice for adventurers. The podcast is characterized by a balance of humor and sincerity, making it relatable to those who enjoy the outdoors or are contemplating their own adventures.
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Recent guests on Notes from Big Trails include:
1. Jennifer Stevens
2. Juls Stodel
3. Andy Dickson
4. Craig Dickson
5. Magnus Ross
6. Martyn Howe
7. Bodil Outshoorn
8. Simon Oxley
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