Buying outdoor clothing and gear for those who love being outside is a good idea when looking for Christmas gifts. Regardless of whether they’re scaling a mountain or toiling in the garden we have some suggestions for you. If you go searching, you’ll find lots of gift lists and so we have concentrated on just looking at what Muddy Meadow has to offer.

Our duffel bag is designed to be an essential item of outdoor kit that can take a lot of gear but is still easy to carry and is robust enough to cope with your next outdoor adventure.

How do you manage the transition between seasons? Spring is still a little way off but for me February can be tougher to appreciate as the joy of embracing the cosiness of being indoors and novelty of wrapping up warm when venturing outdoors really starts to wear off.

"Driving Home for Christmas" is that popular Christmas song by Chris Rea that hopefully fills you with the joy of being with your loved ones and not the worry of a long drive and being stuck in traffic jams.

Family winter walks are a great outdoor activity you can tailor for the whole family. With some planning, the right clothing and gear, you’re all set. They are a delightful way to spend time together while enjoying the beauty of the season.

Outdoor lovers, the day-trippers and weekenders in your life are some of the easiest people to buy gifts for. The possibilities are endless from clothing to all sorts of outdoor gear. If you go searching, you’ll find lots of gift lists and so we have concentrated on just looking at what Muddy Meadow has to offer.

For weekenders wanting a quintessential English experience, try The Cotswolds. From traditional Cotswold stone villages and quirky accommodation to surprising areas of natural beauty it has it all. It is a large area covering multiple counties and too much to see and do in one weekend, so pick your highlights and plan your visit.

We sell outdoor socks that are specifically designed for wearing in the outdoors, either with walking boots on your next weekend adventure or with your wellies for a day out exploring.

Socks are clothing we usually take for granted and aren’t particularly exciting so here are six things you may not know about outdoor socks.

Going on weekend adventures with your dogs is great fun but it does need a bit of planning. To help out we’ve put together a packing list to help you make sure you’ve got all the essentials.

Our waxed cotton cap has been on a grand adventure over the summer. One of our customers did the Tour du Mont Blanc hike over 11 days starting from Chamonix in France. It is considered the most iconic trail in Europe and is renowned worldwide as a prestigious and extraordinary backpacking trip.

For weekenders wanting to spend time in North Yorkshire countryside make sure to visit Skipton. It’s known not only as the gateway to the magnificent Yorkshire Dales, but it’s also a charming town that’s worth a weekend visit.

One of the best things about Easter is being able to celebrate Spring as it brings a sense of renewal and growth to the outdoors, as the natural world come back to life after the long, cold winter. April can be fickle and unpredictable but there’s energy and hope as the blossoms come out, spring flowers are blooming and it’s finally warm enough to be outside without your winter coat.

We have put together a few gift suggestions for people who love their outdoor adventures and would like outdoor clothing and accessories that will keep them warm and are robust, designed to last.

Recently I’ve spent time enjoying being back in New Zealand. After 3 years I was able to get down to New Zealand to see family and friends now that they’ve opened their border (does anyone else refer to going up or down to a place depending on which way up you’re holding the map?), plus do a bit of exploring.

The outdoor lifestyle and summer go together like strawberries and cream. Living with the seasons means making the most of what makes this season unique.

Here are our 10 favourite reasons for loving summer:

1. It stays lighter longer

2. Summer nights

3. Going on holiday . . . . . .