13th May 2022
Discover Britain’s greatest mountain walks with our June issue
Discover Britain’s greatest mountain hikes and ditch the crowds on the ‘secret' alternatives in the June issue of The Great Outdoors.
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11th May 2022
Waterproofing products for outdoor clothing: 3 of the best
Waterproofing products will extend the lifespan of your kit and help you be kinder to the environment. David Lintern reviews three of the best.
10th May 2022
How to pitch a tent: the top things to look out for
How you pitch a tent for camping can be more complex than you think. Alex Roddie has a few tips to help you on your way to a perfect pitch.
9th May 2022
The best waterproof jackets for kids
Here are three of the best waterproof jackets for kids, thoroughly tested by David Lintern with the help of Niah (aged 8) and Celyn (aged 5).
4th May 2022
Why expanding the right to roam could save our landscapes
More access could be seen as a threat to nature – but with the right thinking, it could actually be a great benefit, says Paul Besley.
3rd May 2022
Luxury run organisers fail to clean markings on Arran mountain
Garish markings left by the organisers of an “exclusive” ultramarathon are still highly visible on an Arran mountain, despite their clean-up efforts over the weekend.
29th April 2022
Hyperlapse video: climbing Snowdon as you’ve never seen it before
Check out our new video - a spectacular fast-motion ascent of Wales’ highest mountain.
27th April 2022
Unlock the joys of backpacking with our May issue
From high-level hiking in the Alps to coastal walking in the Hebrides, the latest issue of The Great Outdoors celebrates backpacking in all its myriad shapes and forms.
22nd April 2022
Peak District events will mark Kinder Scout trespass 90th anniversary
Commemorations of the 90th anniversary of the Kinder trespass this weekend will include an event designed to highlight the under-representation of people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds in the countryside.
21st April 2022
High life: the man who wild camped on every Wainwright
Russ Moorhouse recently set an unusual record, becoming the first person to wild camp on all 214 Wainwrights. What drove him to do it?
15th April 2022
Damn straight: the walkers who took on Britain’s ‘longest line’
What’s it like to walk 80km in a straight line – across some of Britain’s biggest mountains? Not straightforward, as Calum Maclean found out...
