21st March 2018
New book alert: official guidebook to the Ullswater Way launched
Lakeland's newest long-distance trail gets its own guidebook from author Mark Richards
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20th March 2018
Mapped walk: Suffolk coast from Orford to Aldeburgh
In our April issue, Joly Braime takes us along a section of the England Coast Path. Here's a walk inspired by another section that's well worth doing
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20th March 2018
National Lottery invests £5.6million to care for Scottish Landscapes
Scottish land and biodiversity gets a boost with a spring celebration
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19th March 2018
Keswick Mountain Festival heads for the fells with new hiking challenge
There's a new walking challenge in the 2018 programme
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19th March 2018
The best outdoor gear: UK Outdoor Industry Awards winners announced!
This year's list of winners include some remarkable innovations
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19th March 2018
Raising money for Nepal earthquake victims with the Lakeland Festival of Light
The Lakeland Festival of Light returns for the third year running
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19th March 2018
In conversation with Ash Dykes on crossing China, the burden of documenting adventure, and hiking chickens
Ash Dykes has an ambitious plan: to cross China on foot. Here's how he aims to do it
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16th March 2018
Blogger Network featured post: Newfoundland IAT by Viajarapie
Today on the Blogger Network, we highlight a superb set of resources on hiking the International Appalachian Trail in Newfoundland
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16th March 2018
Ed Byrne on the Camino de Santiago: 9m Fri 16 Mar, BBC2
TGO columnist Ed Byrne makes the pilgrimage to Camino de Santiago tonight on BBC2
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16th March 2018
Book Review: 'There's Always the Hills' by Cameron McNeish
Roger Butler reviews There's Always the Hills – an excellent new book by former TGO Editor Cameron McNeish
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15th March 2018
High and Low by Keith Foskett: can the outdoors cure depression?
An exclusive extract from Keith Foskett's new book, High and Low, exploring the complex relationship between depression and the outdoors
