Kate Milsom
Kate Milsom is a British sports journalist and outdoors gear tester. Originally from a honey-stone village nestled in the rolling Cotswolds, Kate grew up exploring the trails and rivers from her own front door. After studying Literature and French at university, Kate went on to write for some of the UK's leading outdoors publications, including 220 Triathlon, Cycling Plus, Men's Fitness, Live For The Outdoors, and, of course, Countryfile.
Recent articles by Kate Milsom
Are your coffee habits causing premature ageing?
It's the most popular drink across the globe, but could your morning cup of joe be doing more harm than good?
Hidden in plain sight: The ingenious deception of World War One's stealth trees
Hidden among desolate, war-ridden landscapes, the lifeless trunks of 'stealth trees' concealed a daring secret. Inside them, silent watchers risked everything in an attempt to turn the tide of the most devastating war Europe had ever seen.
European E-paths: Explore the interconnected super-trails along Europe's most scenic and iconic walking routes
Spanning over 75,000km of Europe's most stunning hiking routes, E-paths are a brilliant way to explore further afield
Unravelling the enigma of the Admiral von Tromp: What really happened to the wayward trawler?
Discover the story behind the modern and frankly mind-boggling mystery that still remains unsolved today
Hampshire's most wanted: The viral capybara still on the run and other famously elusive zoo escapees
From a red panda perusing Cornish shops to a capybara frolicking in a Hampshire river, here are a few of some of the most infamous zoo escapees in recent years and what happened to them
Discover the unbelievable gradients and cobbled chaos of the world's 5 steepest streets
We weigh up the contenders for the steepest streets in the world, including one that climbs at a mindblowing 45% gradient
Royal seal of approval: The King surprises walkers on the 6.5 million-step King Charles III England Coast Path
Could you walk for 900 hours around the coast of England? The stats are in on the new coastal path, which has gone down in history as the longest continuous, managed coastal route in the world. Here's what you need to know...
A vast relic of naval history lies just off Scottish shores, and it has a story to tell
This remarkably intact 175m-long German dreadnought can still be glimpsed off Orkney's coast, if you know where to look
The Bank of England announces new theme for the next generation of banknotes
Imagery celebrating Britain's native wildlife will feature on the next run of banknotes, says the Bank of England, after a public vote found a clear majority in favour of the theme.
How do racehorses get their names?
Why do racehorses sometimes have ridiculous names? Naming conventions for racehorses can get creative at times. Here's how the monikers are chosen...
How rich are the Bridgertons?
Prosperous and eligible in the eyes of society and the Queen, the Bridgerton family in today's money are likely to be multi-millionaires. We investigate...
