Welcome to the challenge.

You’ve got your passport. Now this is your place to find the things that live alongside it.

YOUR CHALLENGE AT A GLANCE

October to March

30+ minutes = one qualifying session

10+ sessions in 5 of 6 months = Finisher

How to submit your month

At the end of each month, submit in this link

  • your name or nickname
  • number of qualifying sessions
  • total points
  • an optional highlight from the month

This is a self monitored challenge, no need to submit proof or to record individual sessions online

SUBMIT YOUR MONTH

The leaderboard

Here you will be able to see who else is out there and follow the season as it unfolds.

Next update: November 5th

You don’t have to compete with anyone. The leaderboard is simply a way to see that other people are out there too.

The passport is where you live the challenge. The leaderboard is where you see who else is out there.


Tips and tricks to survive the darker season

First remember to stay safe! In darkness, a headlamp, a reflective vest and lights are your best friend. Do not hesitate to bring a friend!’

There is a swedish say that goes “there is no bad weather, only bad clothes“. Though this is sometimes debatable, having the right kit can make all the difference.

You do not have to splash the cash on lots of equipment. But here are a few recommendations:

  • Gloves and hat don’t take a lot of space and make a huge difference
  • Wool is an amazing material
  • Keeping dry feet is underrated luxury. Wellies may be the most amazing shoes for autumn and winter
  • My secret weapon is a 100L+ bin bag, it can always double as a quick emergency cover, skirt or jacket.

Origami mini pocket

Did you like the origami mini pocket included in your challenge pack? I became obsessed with them since I discovered this cute tutorial. You can now fold your own!

Share your season

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If you want to share your adventures, you can tag @littlebigexplorations. I’d love to see where From Here to Spring takes you.