Judy Armstrong recommends the best equipment for adding safe scrambling to your days on the hill.
A path is a conversation between walker and landscape, says outdoor writer John Burns, but bulldozed hill tracks disrupt that unique relationship.
Every year, 350 keen backpackers plot and walk their own routes across Scotland as part of The Great Outdoors Challenge. We invited the Challenge coordinators, Sue Oxley and Ali Ogden, to share their advice for anyone looking to create their own long-distance walk.
Looking for an exhilarating multi-day trail in a rugged mountain range you might never have heard of? The Karwendel Höhenweg, Austria, could be just what you’re looking for…
GP Batteries presents three reasons why switching to rechargeable tech is a smart move for the outdoor enthusiast.
Keen to get your friend up a mountain? Here are some strategies to make the experience as painless as possible…
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Legendary mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington adds his support for Mend Our Mountains crowdfunding campaign – but the clock is ticking for donations.
The winners of Landscape Photographer of the Year 2018 have been announced – and an image of Glen Coe nets the big prize.
Judy Armstrong recommends the best equipment for adding safe scrambling to your days on the hill.
The November issue is out. Here's why you should pick up a copy.
The best in this year's outdoor clothing, equipment, tech, innovation, sustainability, and more.
Roger Smith is disturbed by proposals for the future management of the Lake District.
This week’s featured video depicts a superb outing on the Ring of Steall from 'On the Adventure Trails Scotland'.
This week on the Blogger Network, Chrissie Crowther takes on a big walk across the Lake District and beyond.
