This International Women’s Day we want to celebrate women in the outdoors and empower more women to get outside and feel free to explore what the great outdoors has to offer. You don’t have to climb a mountain or trek across a desert but just getting out in the fresh air every so often can… Read more »
READ MOREKatie Tunn is a Marine Mammal Medic, artist, and Ordnance Survey #GetOutside champion. Most recently, she has set herself the huge challenge of visiting all 82 of Great Britain’s largest islands – a journey that will take her through to the end of the year. As a passionate conservationist, she’s hoping all other keen explorers… Read more »
READ MOREAhead of National Map Reading Week in May, we explain how to use your phone to map-read so you’ll never get lost again.
READ MOREFrom exploring remote rivers and unclimbed mountains to running across deserts: last year there were few places on planet earth where the Land Rover Explore Outdoor Phone was not tested.
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Why is it that cold weather kills your phone’s battery? Here’s the answer, and some surprisingly easy hacks to keep it going for longer.
READ MOREAt Land Rover Explore we love our adventures in the great outdoors almost as much as we love our four legged friends. In fact, when you share a great day out with your dog, it’s all the more enjoyable and memorable. Here, we explore some of our favourite dog-friendly adventures.
READ MOREGet the most out of your Geocaching adventures with the Land Rover Explore Outdoor Phone – a phone that’s built for the job.
READ MOREThe adventure athlete Tarquin Cooper took the Land Rover Explore Outdoor Phone on an ultra marathon across the mountains of Oman. The heat, dust and duration proved no problem for the phone. Can the same be said for Cooper? Here, he tells us what happened.
READ MORESeven reasons why the Land Rover Explore outdoor phone is ideal on the slopes and on mountain adventures.
READ MOREShort on time but still want a real mountain wilderness adventure? This group of friends hopped on a flight – and 36 hours later they were looking up at an unclimbed mountain.
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