Step-by-step advice from Untamed Trails helps adults 25–55 handle emergencies, prevent injury, and enjoy safe wild camping.
Buy the Guideoutdoor first aid course England is the focus of Untamed Trails — a practical companion that prepares you for the kinds of incidents encountered on English hills, moors, and coastal paths.
Author Steve Barker draws on decades of UK hiking and wild camping experience to explain how to assess injuries, stabilise casualties, improvise kit, and make safe evacuation decisions in remote settings.
Clear, step-by-step techniques, checklists, and scenario-based advice make this book ideal for beginners progressing to multi-day trips and experienced walkers wanting a compact reference.
Bandaging, splinting, wound care, hypothermia management, and choking procedures tailored to remote environments.
Realistic case studies for common incidents on English trails with decision trees for when to self-manage or seek help.
How to use compass and map cues to plan an exit, communicate location, and coordinate with mountain rescue and 999 services.
Evidence-backed kit lists for day hikes and multi-day wild camping — balance safety, weight, and practicality.
Practical guidance on English access laws, Leave No Trace principles, and campsite etiquette for safe, lawful adventures.
“Concise, realistic and exactly what I needed before my first trans-Pennine trip — I felt ready and less anxious.”
“Practical drills and kit advice made my weekend group hike safer. The navigation and evacuation sections are excellent.”
“Steve Barker explains things clearly without scaring you. A must-read for anyone starting wild camping in England.”
Untamed Trails equips you with practical first-aid, navigation and decision-making skills so you can enjoy England’s wild places safely.
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