2nd March 2021
Top 10 walks in northern Snowdonia
The northern half of Snowdonia is a hillwalking nirvana. James Forrest rounds up 10 of its greatest mountain hikes.
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26th February 2021
6 unique mountain challenges to inspire your adventures
Are you dreaming of big adventures when lockdown ends? We speak to six outdoor enthusiasts who have taken on their own distinctive challenges.
24th February 2021
Knoydart locals look to take over Britain’s most remote pub
The remotest pub in mainland Britain is going up for sale – and local residents are hoping to bring it into community ownership.
23rd February 2021
What’s happening to ViewRanger?
19th February 2021
Jessica Lee: “My sense of identity is hugely tied to land”
We talk to Boardman Tasker Award-winning writer Jessica Lee about inspiration, identity and the changing face of nature writing.
17th February 2021
How women have been left out of the history of hillwalking
The pioneering role of women in the history of hiking, hillwalking and mountaineering has been hidden for too long, argues Kerri Andrews.
9th February 2021
Dubh Slabs: how to tackle Skye’s legendary scramble
Watched that jaw-dropping Danny MacAskill video and want to have a go at this classic scramble the ‘old fashioned’ way, on foot? Hanna Lindon guides us through it.
4th February 2021
Coronavirus risk outdoors: an expert view
Are there many documented cases of coronavirus transmission outdoors? What’s the risk of contracting the disease from a gate, or a passing walker? We ask a virologist some key questions.
3rd February 2021
Need a lockdown project? Get your gear organised
From reproofing waterproofs to cleaning boots, here’s how to overhaul your outdoor gear so you’re ready when we can hit the hills again.
29th January 2021
Avalanches: how to avoid them
Avalanche danger can seem daunting – but the good news is it can often be predicted and avoided. Mark Diggins of the Scottish Avalanche Information Service tells us how.
29th January 2021
Will we learn the lessons of the pandemic?
Enjoyment of the outdoors has helped millions of us get through the pandemic. The Great Outdoors editor Carey Davies wonders how it will shape the future as he introduces our new March edition.
