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Dayhike Magazine - Step 3
Dayhike Magazine - Step 3
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Meet a whole new community of everyday people embracing, protecting and capturing the beauty of the UK outdoors in Step 3 of Dayhike.
‘What began as our own interest has connected us with a broader community who share the same values. We could be standing beside an ecologist studying a rare moss or chatting with a folk artist about their craft. They couldn’t be more different, yet the same thread runs through everyone we meet: a deep connection to nature.’
– Ross & Kyri, Dayhike Founders
Putting community at the heart of the outdoors
Soraya Abdel-Hadi and Frankie Dewar chat to us about the importance of diversity and representation in the outdoors, and how to create lasting and meaningful change in your communities.
A deep dive into wild swimming
Sara Barnes guides us into icy cold waters and shares her wild swimming journey, from recovering after major leg surgery to the thrill of entering a winter swimming championship in Latvia.
The jigsaw of life
An interview with conservation scientist and ecologist Robbie Blackhall-Miles on his work protecting and nurturing Welsh mountain ecosystems, and why outdoor guides are some of conservation’s most valuable people.
Simon Owens - Wildest Ones
Director, filmmaker and photographer Simon Owens answers our questions on getting into wildlife photography and how posting his work on social media led to a documentary series telling the stories of people whose lives have been drastically improved by nature.
Don’t throw it out just yet
Katy Frances teaches us the art of repairing rather than replacing our treasured outdoors gear – whether it’s a broken zip or a worn-out water repellent coating, Katy’s got you covered in her beginner’s guide to building a DIY repair kit.
Creating a confidence culture
Our sub-editor David Guest asks the question: would we know how to respond if we came across a seriously injured fellow hiker? And discusses the vital but often overlooked need for outdoor first-aid training.
All of this and much more in Step 3 of Dayhike.
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Is shipping included?
Yes — UK shipping is included in the price. We use Royal Mail for all deliveries.
Where do you ship to?
We currently ship to UK addresses only.
Who makes the magazine?
Dayhike Magazine is made by us — the Dayhike team. We handle the writing, interviews, and design ourselves, with help from a few brilliant collaborators (listed in the acknowledgements of each issue). Printing is handled by Manson Group, and fulfilment is managed by Newsstand.
What kind of content is inside?
Expect stories from the UK outdoor community — from grassroots mental health hiking groups to interviews with artists, tent-makers, and conservationists. We feature independent brands, outdoor culture, and places you might not yet know. It’s about the people, landscapes, and ideas shaping the outdoors in the UK.
Is there a benefit to subscribing?
Yes — subscribers are guaranteed a copy from each print run, so you won’t miss out if we sell through. You’ll also get 10% off every issue, paying £13.50 instead of the usual £15.