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Alex Roddie
28th March 2019
In this extract from Rocks and Rain, Reason and Romance: The Landscape, History and People of the Lake District by David Howe, published today, the author explores the ice-bound past of the Lakeland landscape we…
27th March 2019
Outdoor Research market the Interstellar jacket as a do-everything, go-anywhere waterproof shell for year-round use. Alex Roddie tests that claim in both summer and winter.
25th March 2019
The atmosphere of an Alpine climbing village paired with the best mountain scenery in North Wales – what's not to like?
22nd March 2019
As spring approaches and lighter days come back into our lives, it’s an opportunity to stay outdoors for longer.
22nd March 2019
This week’s top reads from our Blogger Network: the other Welsh Carneddau, Warnscale Head bothy and Hay Stacks, recovering from an injury, and is backpacking sustainable?
22nd March 2019
Coul Links plan could damage the landscape and access rights, say charities.
21st March 2019
Our review of Quest into the Unknown, an exciting new book on climbing, trekking and exploration by Tony Howard – plus a revealing interview with Di Taylor.
21st March 2019
Tune in to a unique documentary about Spencer, an autistic man whose life has been transformed by hillwalking in Snowdonia.
20th March 2019
In the Spring issue of The Great Outdoors, on sale 29 March, David Lintern traverses the Spanish Sierra Nevada. This photo essay documents his journey – and shows how you can join him for a…
20th March 2019
PrimaLoft Bio – a new 100% recycled, biodegradable synthetic insulated filling – has now been proven to be chemically recyclable too.
19th March 2019
“Lowering myself from ledge to ledge I muttered ‘One wrong move here, Ed, and you’re a goner.’ I found myself on a small ledge with no way out: one side an overhang, the other a…
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