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?
he 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.
Our guide to outdoor smart watches – how you could benefit from one, what to look for, and six recent models compared.
Outdoor writer and photographer Dougie Cunningham recently attended the launch of Hoka One One's new Sky series of hiking boots and shoes. Check out his pictures from the trip and read his review of the footwear.
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Sportswear brand Columbia has teamed up with Kendal Mountain Festival for a special film screening at the Columbia store on Carnaby Street, London. On Wednesday 29 May, the festival will host a special evening of short-films celebrating outdoor adventure and the…
Ramblers Scotland has announced that Brendan Paddy will become its new director next month.
A classic wild camp, a Roman shrine and the ‘real’ Batman’s lair - here’s our pick of Britain’s most enticing underground attractions.
Six new conservation projects have been selected for EOCA to support.
Martin Rhodes remains missing after three weeks.
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.
As some hikers conclude their crossings of Scotland and with most others not far behind, we take a look at a few moments from the 40th TGO Challenge.
Mountain Aid is attempting to get all Corbetts climbed during its May 2019 initiative Corbetts for Courses. After a chilly start to the month, the good weather is bringing out the hillwalkers and – now just over halfway through the…
