In Germanic culture, the Jötnar are giants with superhuman strength who live in Jötunheim, while humans live in Midgard. The two worlds are separated by huge mountains and dense forests.
When Scandinavia was converted to Christianity, the Swedes, Norwegians and Danes, as well as...
On The fox diary, we regularly talk about hiking equipment, particularly hiking poles. But we haven't yet touched on an important subject: Is there any point in hiking with poles?
I know from experience that many of you have never used walking poles on a...
The jackal is an emblematic animal of the Kabylian mountains. The inhabitants of the region attribute to it qualities of cunning and malice. Many Kabyle tales recount the mis(adventures) of the jackal. The jackal is most often confronted by humans, from whom it tries...
Algeria is an incredible country that very few people have had the chance to visit. Because the country is not open to tourism like Tunisia or Morocco, a certain mistrust has built up over the years. But what is Algeria really like, a country...
It's very difficult to write about a trip to the Sahara, such is the uniqueness of the experience. I took my first steps in the Algerian Sahara when I was 10. A trip with my parents, a little adventure that opened the doors to...
Many of us want, even need to travel. Our curiosity, our need to learn, our need to escape and discover push us to sometimes look elsewhere, where people are different, where it's hotter or colder, where the streets smell of spices or dried fish,...
Trekking is not just a leisure activity, it's a real endurance sport. It can be a very physical and technical activity.
Are you planning to backpack for several days, totally or partially on your own for the first time? IIn this article, we'll give you...
What is the Golden Circle in Iceland?
Golden Circle in Iceland is a tourist circuit close to the capital Reykjavik, comprising 3 major sites and a number of secondary sites. The route is favoured by visitors on short breaks or stopovers between Europe and the...
For a long time, I walked without poles. But a meeting with a mountain rescuer opened my eyes to this accessory often considered useless. Since then, whenever I've got a rucksack on my back, I never leave without my poles, and it's really changed...
Hiking, taking your time, bivouacking: many of you appreciate these moments of communion with nature. While it's easy to appreciate landscapes, light and plants, to observe wildlife is often a challenge!
After all, humans are feared! Wherever they go, animals hide. Before I give you...