Talks and film screenings from a wide variety of individuals and organisations are free as part of the festival. Here is a taster of what's in store at SWOF19.
Claire believes a move from running in urban settings to country parks, canal paths, hills and mountains offers a greater sense of adventure that boosts your mental health as well as your fitness.
In 2016, ultramarathon runner Damian completed the 630-mile South West Coast Path in just 10 days and 15 hours, setting a new record that no one has come close to breaking yet.
A multi-discipline bike racer who loves big adventures. Named one of Bike Biz’s 'Most Influential Women in Cycling’ and a ‘Woman To Watch’ by YouTube, Juliet will be speaking about her many two-wheeled adventures on Saturday afternoon at SWOF.
Adharanand Finn is a critically acclaimed writer of numerous publications on distance running. Hear his tales after joining him for a run on the trails of Penrose woods.
An unorthodox adventurer whose experience of personal tragedy combined with a moment of literary epiphany led to greater challenges that put life into perspective.
Award-winning writer, BBC broadcaster and adventurer Leon McCarron has undertaken many ambitious expeditions across the globe on foot, by bicycle or on horseback.
An advocate of outdoor swimming in all seasons, through photography and film Katie documents her journey of wild swimming off the Cornish coast and how it can improve your mental health.
At SWOF Chris will be co-presenting The Yukon Assignment, a film that tells the story of his recent 500-mile canoe journey through the Yukon Territory with his father Niall
Jessie takes uses her passion for outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing and mountain biking to inspire others to get involved - regardless of their age or background.
Join professional yachtsman, Conrad Humphreys to hear about his latest extraordinary expedition, recreating the incredible open-boat voyage undertaken by Captain Bligh following the mutiny on the Bounty in 1789.
Acclaimed writer Xan's latest release is a collaboration between National Trust Publishing, the South West Outdoor Festival and Falmouth University and is set the Loe Pool, where this year’s SWOF is taking place.
After being introduced to kayaking seven years ago, Toby has since kayaked in many wild and remote places. Despite health problems and personal issues, his quest to kayak the waters of the world continues.
