We’re excited to announce that the nominations for our hotly anticipated 2019 Reader Awards are now open.
UKWildCamp, which claims to be campaigning to change the law on wild camping in England and Wales, has advertised a number of ‘wild camping’ pitches for upwards of £20 a night.
The Cape Wrath Trail is among the UK’s toughest but also most rewarding long-distance routes – where better to find solitude and a break from the noise of switched-on modern living?
Alex Roddie tests out a range of meals and snacks created for the outdoors.
The Great Outdoors magazine has teamed up with wild land charity the John Muir Trust to look at how the land they own, lease and manage is protected and enhanced for the benefit of people and wildlife.
It’s been a busy season so far on the Cape Wrath Trail, and for two walkers it ended up being a little more exciting than they had planned.
Our guide to outdoor smart watches – how you could benefit from one, what to look for, and six recent models compared.
Social media is swamped with daredevil ‘influencers’ performing risky stunts. But when scrambling and climbing guides use these tactics to market themselves, the results can be controversial – even dangerous. Hanna Lindon looks at a recent example.
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Our gear editor Chris Townsend is a week into a 450-mile hike along the mountainous spine of Colorado. He sent us this update from the trail. The mountains ahead looked glorious, shining in the sharp, hard Colorado sun. The trail…
Alex Roddie reviews a compelling book about a very different kind of adventure.
The Lake District National Park Authority is urging people to play their part in helping look after the national park this summer. As the summer holidays kick-off and increasing temperatures have people heading for the outdoors, the Lake District National…
Social media is swamped with daredevil ‘influencers’ performing risky stunts. But when scrambling and climbing guides use these tactics to market themselves, the results can be controversial – even dangerous. Hanna Lindon looks at a recent example. Media personalities who…
In creating a modern photo-rich guidebook to Skye’s peaks, Tom Prentice gained an intimate knowledge of the island’s many nooks and crannies. We caught up with him to discuss how The Cuillin & Other Skye Mountains came together and Skye’s…
The proposed extension area shares much of the geology, geomorphology, cultural history and wildlife of the adjacent Lake District. Following a request from a group of parish councils, landscape charity Friends of the Lake District spent a year carrying out…
Yorkshire Day will be celebrated on Thursday, 1 August at Aysgarth Falls National Park. Bunting will also be up at the three other National Park Centres – in Malham, Hawes and Grassington – as well as at the partnership centre…
Legendary mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington CBE calls on public to help save YHA Snowdon Bryn Gwynant. The future of YHA Snowdon Bryn Gwynant in Snowdonia National Park is at risk unless a total of £2 million can be raised. If…
