Switch to Rechargeable Technology to Save the Planet – and Money!
28th September 2018
GP Batteries presents three reasons why switching to rechargeable tech is a smart move for the outdoor enthusiast.
Inspiration and Ideas
*Sponsored* Top 6 smart ways to save money on outdoor clothing
18th June 2018
Are you paying too much for your outdoor clothing?
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SplashMaps: planning that 2018 challenge
23rd March 2018
The SplashMaps guide to planning a walking challenge
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Palermo Norman Coast tourism district: each journey a unique experience
12th March 2018
Enjoy an active holiday in the Sicilian countryside
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Digital feature: Confusion in East Africa by Adam Boggon
17th January 2019
Adam Boggon heads to East Africa, where he spies plenty of local wildlife – but also finds more confusion than he bargained for…
Mountaineering and memory
3rd January 2019
Do you record your walks in a notebook, a spreadsheet, or maybe an online service? We explore the different ways our readers are recording their mountain adventures.
Interview: mountain runner Angela Mudge on the Everest Marathon and why Scotland is her favourite place to run
20th December 2018
“When you start a race at over 5,000m, it’s not a case of going hard from the start line – it’s about setting off at a pace that will ensure you don’t blow up before halfway.”
Digital feature: Taking a Sketchbook for a Walk by Liz Wakelin
19th December 2018 1 Comment
Ever thought about sketching your walks? Liz Wakelin shares her tips, from getting started to drawing inspiration (pun intended) from other artists.
COMPETITION: win a Fjällräven rucksack and a visit to Suilven with Edie filmmakers
7th December 2018
Edie: "A love letter to Scotland, to the weather and heather, the mountains and waves." Win great prizes by taking part in our competition.
Digital feature: Europe’s Last Great Wilderness – backpacking Sarek by Cam Honan
6th December 2018
“With no tourist infrastructure and almost no paths or signs, Sarek is to Swedes what Alaska is to Americans – a raw, untamed land where dreams of outdoor adventures await.”
Walkers are Welcome: returning to the scene of a lesser-known mass trespass
22nd November 2018
Chiz Dakin heads to Bradfield to find out how Walkers are Welcome is transforming communities both at home and abroad. The UK’s most unlikely export? Footpaths and recreational walking!
Interview: Claire Carter on Waymaking, gender barriers in outdoor adventure, and representation in outdoor literature
20th November 2018
Alex Roddie interviews Claire Carter, one of the editors of Waymaking: a new anthology of women’s adventure writing, poetry and art.
Review: Final Ascent, a life portrait of Hamish MacInnes (special surprise preview screening at Kendal Mountain Festival)
18th November 2018
A magnificent and poignant tribute to one of the most significant mountaineers and innovators of the last few decades, shown at a secret screening at Kendal Mountain Fesitval 2018.
8 top tips for creating the perfect wild camp kitchen with Phoebe Smith (plus recipes!)
14th November 2018
In an extract from her new book, the Wilderness Cookbook, TGO contributor Phoebe Smith shares some of her top tips for creating the perfect camp kitchen – plus two yummy recipes.