Off the Beaten Track with Kate Humble

Kate Humble and her Welsh Sheepdog Teg explore the northern reaches of Wales. Along the way they experience the comeback of old-style shepherding learn how canine power is saving lives on the mountains and see a forest through the eyes of a pack of huskies.

The presenter and her Welsh sheepdog Teg travel from southern Snowdonia to one of the least populated areas in the UK deep in the Cambrian Mountains.

The presenter accompanied by Welsh sheepdog Teg continues her journey across the remote Welsh countryside by exploring mid-Wales. In Ponterwyd the duo herd sheep for the market and Kate sees first-hand the price disparity between what farmers get for their sheep and what consumers pay.

Kate and her Welsh sheepdog Teg conclude their journey across the remote Welsh countryside by exploring Carmarthenshire herding and milking goats in the Cothi Valley and trying her hand at trotting in Capel Iwan.

Kicking off with Kate and her Welsh Sheepdog Teg exploring remote North Wales. Kate reaches for the sky amidst a storm with 50 mph winds as she attempts to climb the tallest man-made structure in Wales the Arfon Transmission Tower to fix some loose cables.

In mid-Wales Kate and Teg have a taste of Stone Age life mucking in with a farmer and an archaeologist who is building a medieval settlement to bring to life the past in order to understand how we used to live and perhaps serve as a way to move forward.