Trip Details

George and Amber-Rose take a 4 day trip to the Rhinog Mountains in May 2024.

This was our first time in Snowdonia and we wanted to check out the Rhinog Mountains to avoid the crowds. What we found was a beautifully rugged mountain range, a lot of bush whacking and some sketchy swim spots.

This is our 26th hiking video in a series where we tell the story of our rewilding trips into nature.

Mindful movement and camping in nature is a cornerstone of our wellbeing.

Amber taking photos of a glassy pond
Amber enjoying the glassy conditions
George and Amber on a cold morning
George and Amber-Rose on a cold morning
A tent lit warmly from inside at blue hour, pitched on mossy hummocked ground among bare winter trees under a heavy dusk sky.

Blog | How Wild Camping Rewilds Wellbeing 🏕️

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A Natural Progression Wild camping was never something we forced. It just came naturally. I’ve always been drawn outside with a camera, noticing old rubble buildings, animals, weather, textures, landscapes,…
Two small tents pitched among tall conifers on a fern-covered forest floor, with a fallen log in the foreground.

YouTube | We Didn’t Know There Were BEAVERS Here 🦫

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George and Amber-Rose take their first wild camping trip to the Forest of Dean in May 2026. Since moving to North Wales in July last year, we have dearly missed…
George and Amber-Rose on the summit of Cadair Berwyn

Blog | Stop Living at 21°C 🌡️

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What are Shock Proteins? Many of us have built our lifestyles around a narrow band of temperature. Central heating. Air con. A car to bridge the gap. We have domesticated…
Inversion between the hills around Betws-y-coed

YouTube | Looking for Winter Camping and Swim Spots in Eryri

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George and Amber-Rose take their first wild camping trip to Betws-y-Coed November 2025. We moved to North Wales in July last year, and we are slowly beginning to explore wild…

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